This is gonna sound like something from an episode of ER, but believe me it really happened.
Our feeding situation with Ami got even worse after the last post. She started to vomit everything after every single feeding. She did it Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Plus, she hadn't pooped since Thursday. On Monday I took her to the pediatrician. She said that Ami might have something called
Pyloric Stenosis. Which is when the muscle after the stomach is so big that it blocks food from being passed along to the small intestine. So the only way the food has to go is back up and out of the mouth. It also explains the no pooping.
Pediatrician said it was pretty serious and that she needed to be taken to the emergency room right away and if she does have this then surgery will be required. So we rushed Ami to Children's Hospital in Boston right away. They did an ultrasound and confirmed that she indeed had pyloric stenosis and would need surgery to fix it. The next day they performed the surgery and Ami did really well. After that she had to be monitored until she was able to hold down at least 2 feeding.


On Wednesday night we were finally discharged. Ami still had couple of episodes of vomiting that night, but they assured us it was part of the recovery process and it gets better within few days.
It has been over 24 hours now that Ami has not vomited and she's pooped about 4 times so we are keeping our fingers crossed. Big thanks to everyone who helped us. Thanks for taking care of Diya, bringing us food, and just being there.
I can't even put into words the emotional roller coaster we have been on since Monday. Things are finally starting to calm down. Everyone at the hospital told us that Ami will forget everything in a day, but we will remember it for the rest of our lives. I have a feeling they are gonna be absolutely right.