We are home and Calli is starting to feel like herself ( or like a doggie, named Koda) She still has her bad days and nights when she doesn't feel good. She is on oxygen when she sleeps or naps to give her heart a rest while it is recovering. She gets tired easily and needs alot of rest. But all in all things are going well. We appreciate everyone's meals and fun gifts for her , it will give her things to do. She can't ride her bike or play on playground equipment, swings or trampolines for 6 weeks. (that's a long time for a little kid) I am so grateful to our Heavenly Father for giving us our little Calli and wonderful doctors that let us keep her with us. I was so overwhelmed when I heard that Paul Cardall recieved a heart last Wednesday. He is truly been blessed through family and friends faith and prayers. When we met him we were honored. His family was very polite and his mother started to talk to me. She was giving me great motherly advice. She told me to let Calli do everything she wanted to do and her body will know it's limitations. Let her live!! I was grateful for the advice and admired her for her love and sacrifice she has given her 36 year old child.