Unusual anatomy.

I mean, you know how the Meads roll after all. Why in world would we start to do things 'normally' at this point.

I've talked to I think five different members of the team now and all of them have confirmed that they have never seen anatomy like Jacks.

I could have totally called that one. I mean once they saw the wristband and saw the last name Mead, they should have called their bookie. We're that awesome.

But seriously, things could not have gone better. Jack's heart repair was a Tetrolgy of Fallot and an AV canal. But it wasn't a typical AV canal as it was missing they 'typical' top portion and the bottom instead of missing was turned inward like a 'v'. This complicated the repair of the Tetrolgy for the surgeons as it moved the VSD hole up and at a sharp angle. Dr. Derby said they were almost standing on their heads to get into the correct position to even see what they were working on.

But they did it, all of them: Dr. Derby, Dr. Nygro, Dr. Morrell, Dr. Stock, Dr. Ellsworth, Dr. Grimaldi, all of the nurses and wonderful support staff. They give the term professionals a higher meaning.

Each one as we've spoken about the surgery are practically beaming. They are so happy with how well it went. The first doctor said the outcome was nothing short of a miracle. An incredibly complicated, unusual repair followed by an outcome they say you dream of.

Which is awesome; cause we've got us some big dreams for this boy.