14/05/2026
Yes we broke free 🙌🙌 and dropped off some Be strong and courageous badges before we left!
So if you saw our stories on Instagram our Brave Noah went in for planned surgery* on Tuesday.
We arrived at 12pm hoping the wait wouldn’t be too long and that the surgery itself wouldn’t be too long. Well 4.5hours later Noah finally went in for his procedure and a little over 2 hours later he was out in recovery. You bet I was getting restless towards the 2 hour mark and may have asked Mr HT “should we ask the nurses if they have an update on how he’s going?”… the ever Calm Mr HT “they said they would call me when it’s all done”
Me: “Yeah but still….”
Mr HT’s Phone rings
What was supposed to be just an overnight stay became a 2 night stay. Because well, Noah is Noah. Due to him spiking a fever overnight and being neutropenic - fever means whole blood works/swabs and all, so next day discharge was no longer on the cards.
I had mentioned in my stories that the recovery nurse has mentioned that Noah was very blessed to have parents like us, I told her no, the truth is we are beyond blessed that Noah is our son. Honestly the things this brave boy needs to go through - he is my hero. Always teaching me the true meaning of resilience, strength and how to run the race with patience. Those who have had the privilege of being in Noah’s presence will agree that he teaches all of us the most pure form of love and we are all made better because of him.
Anyway, there is nothing better than having the whole family under the same roof again ❤️ and because we couldn’t celebrate Mr HT’s birthday yesterday, (I did have a chuckle because, Mr HT’s first birthday as a father when Noah was born was also celebrated in the hospital) we will celebrate when he gets home from work 🙌
Thank you for all the messages of love and support, I read them all to Noah and I’m sure all your love keeps him fighting strong! 💪
*For those interested Noah surgery was: Microlaryngoscopy and debridement of suprastomal granulation tissue.
As it was found from when he last went under back in March for his Bone marrow biopsy and Trephine and trache assessment that his had scarring tissue that occcluded almost 100% above the trache.
75% of the graduation was clearer and we were told that in 4-6 weeks he may need to go under again for an look and further removal but we will push that back to the back of our minds for now, because let’s give this brave boy time to recover and all of us to reacclimatise home and get back to routine first!