I have to say, a &e have always been fantastic seeing my kids in the middle of the night. They have always prioritised and seen them quickly, no matter what the time x

@Imogenhorton.

8 ай бұрын

Thank you!! Good to know Angel! Xx

Aw you’ve had a tough week! Poor baby girl, I hope she is feeling better 🥰 you are the best mama & it’s hard when you want to be in two places at once! Sending big hugs to you all 🥰xx

You’re such a breath of fresh air for speaking about the normal mum life!

Honestly such an amazing mum to both of your girls xxx been supporting for years!! Xx

Im so sorry you all had to go through this. You definitely did everything you could and I am so glad you got a great team of doctors and nureses.

Sweet baby girl. I hope she fully recovers and everyone stays healthy this winter. ~Love&Light♥️Carli

I had the pretty much the exact same experience with my little girl when she was 8 weeks old. She too got it from her older brother who goes to preschool. I was in hospital the same amount of time. It took about 6 weeks for the mucus to fully clear so just be prepared to continue supporting her with that for a while. Youre doing all the right things though!My daughter is now 8months old and thriving. It's crazy how many people I know who's second babies have had the same thing and I agree I think the older siblings are bringing it home which is just one of those things we will have to cope with as they come along...like you said it's almost impossible to fully restrict sibling interaction. Thanks for sharing and making us not feel so alone in quite a traumatic experience.

Thankyou again for another informative update , so glad little one is getting better xxx

I've had many night time trips to a&e with my 5 kids always been fantastic. In my mind even if it's a wait knowing I was in the hospital if there was a emergency I was in safest place for my child. The tubes in the nose is horrendous my boy at 6 weeks had to have it but cos he was so small the struggled a senior doctor ran in and grabbed the tube and i will never forget what he said we have no choice it needs to be done now or we will lose him! He went to be stable and rushed in to surgery hes now 13 and im so glad he doesnt remember it but its something i will never forget. Im so glad she's on the mend xx

You’re an amazing mum Imogen. I’ve hated every time I’ve had to take my sons to hospital and genuinely find it so traumatic but I’m aware people have it much worse than me. It’s draining but the most important thing is that our little ones are looked after ❤

You are amazing Imogen you’re an amazing mum , do not ever forget that you have us and your friends and family to support you ! X

Oh my goodness i am so sorry you have been through a rough time i hope you can relax now sending hugs and love to you all

Awww bless her 🙏 ❤❤❤❤

You are both such amazing parents and the girls are so lucky to have such caring amazing parents❤ I can imagine how awful this must of been it’s so worrying when your little baby isn’t well hope you are all okay ❤

Bless you you are amazing hope baby gets better soon don’t forget you are loved ❤

I'm so sorry to hear all this. I work in vaccine development (currently for an RSV immunisation), and its so so important to raise awareness for RSV. Only about 20% of the uk know what it is and/or have been affected. Awareness really helps us develop the need for the vaccine and the targeted cohorts. I'm so sorry poor girls have suffered and it will have been so difficult for you and spencer too. ❤

My daughter was admitted at 4 weeks with a UTI after vomitting and rejecting feeds for a full 24 hours. They had to get a cannula in her tiny hand and she screamed blue murder whilst i had to hold her down it was so traumatic. After 3 or 4 nights we were discharged but she had to keep her cannula in and take her for antibiotic drips for a few days afterwards and the cannula fell out a few times so had to re-insert was truly terrible. I was aware at the time that things could have been so much worse but still allowed myself to feel the pain and worry me and my baby were experiencing. It was still valid. My little girl is 4 next month we got through the hard times and shes now thriving. You're an amazing mum imogen keep going ❤️

All my well wishes to your baby girl 🌸 hope she feels better

My son had a nasogastric tube at 1 week and it stayed down until 3, he now is 16 and has a gastrostomy button, ( he has complex medical needs) 16 and in May had 2nd open heart surgery. I’m sorry you went through this, the NHS are the best. Hope she is feeing better. Scary times but as a parent seeing your child go through anything is heartbreaking. Sending you a big mummy squish 💕

@christinabellamoore

8 ай бұрын

sending you and your son lots of love Xx

Your such an amazing mum and I’m soo glad baby Orievella is a better then before must hv been such a hard time for u ❤

You did great Imogen ❤ i just had to do this with my 4 year old and my 18month old caught it but wasnt as bad... absolutely exhausting trying to split between two, weve got this xxxx

My littlest girl was in intensive care at 20 months old , and I had to leave my 3 month old and 3 year old for a full week, was so hard having to be there for my little girl but the pain of not being there for my other 2 ❤ so glad oriavella is back home xx

So glad Oriaviella is getting better. I imagine it was hard to be away from Ranaelia but she won’t remember it. Your an amazing mum Imogen xx

Love your vlogs❤ Hope your baby girl is soon on the mend ❤sending massive love your way😘😘😘😘xxxx

It’s so scary seeing baby’s with tubes. My baby was in nicu when he was born, breathing machine’s on and feeding tubes and canulas in his hands . It’s heart breaking

Bless her they always get worse at night 😢❤

We were also in hospital for 2 nights this week with my little boy having the same thing, it's heartbreaking, we're just so happy he's feeling better now. A heads up though, he literally had a cough for less than 24 hours before he started really struggling with his breathing, it all happened so fast!

@Imogenhorton.

8 ай бұрын

Thinking of you angels! Sending you all the love and light xxx

Hope she gets better soon 😢😢poor baby girl ❤️❤️❤️❤️

My twin sons were born at 29+3 weeks and were in NICU for nearly 2 months. They were tube fed and there is nothing wrong with it. They had a tube through their mouth and their nose. I have seen so many things with my babies in hospital. (This has triggered me a little bit and I know you didn’t mean it intentionally) You are a strong mama and I hope you little girl is better

@Imogenhorton.

8 ай бұрын

You’re incredible mumma xxx

Hope baby princess is getting better now💞

@Imogenhorton.

8 ай бұрын

Thank you angel xxx

There's nothing worse on this earth than your children suffering, I'm so glad Oriavella is much better now, sending loads of love to you all Xxx

@Imogenhorton.

8 ай бұрын

Thanks so much beautiful sending you love xxx

Omg you a such a amazing mum you would do anything for your children I no you would do to hell and back for them take care see you soon so glad your we daughter is doing better ❤

Not everything always has to be positive. I've noticed you use the word as almost a coping mechanism for yourself. You're allowed to say a situation is negative, Renealia screaming for you for 45 minutes (why Spencer felt the need to tell you that whilst you were in the hospital is beyond me) but you said it's a positive because she got to spend time with her dad....its not a positive, she was screaming for 45 minutes, say it as it is, you don't need to dress things up in a certain way to appeal to people.

@Imogenhorton.

8 ай бұрын

Thank you angel. I think it’s because I don’t want to make others feel negative and I appreciate there’s always worse out there but you’re right I shouldn’t filter it ❤️ Spencer just wanted to vent because he was stressed which is understandable, team work makes the dream work! Xxxx

@SummerFox

8 ай бұрын

It’s actually extremely healthy to find a positive in everything and affirm it to yourself. Trains your brain to always see the positive, therefore your experience of life is better and you’ll be in a better mood

@abigailkeagle6249

8 ай бұрын

I fully understand why Imogen puts a positive spin on bad situations. It's actually a strong skill I believe. I personally am the opposite (perhaps more like spencer) so I'm a complete worrier and will only focus on the negatives. It's likely imogens way of comforting her husband. While also feeling pain herself she wants to protect those around her. Saying all this imogen you're absolutely entitled to not feel strong sometimes and just admit life is shit sometimes. Most of the time hardship with kids is temporary. Allow yourself time to wallow in it at times.

I had excatally the Same with my youngest at two weeks old, she was in hospital on oxygen for five days

Thank you for sharing! Can I please ask which medela pump did you say you used that was amazing? Thank you xxxxx❤

@Imogenhorton.

8 ай бұрын

Medela freestyle flex hands free xxxx

@chrissiedrew

8 ай бұрын

@@Imogenhorton. thank you I will give it a go! Xxx

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You are AMAZING Imogen❤️

@Imogenhorton.

8 ай бұрын

You ARE! Xxx

There is absolutely nothing worse than seeing your baby ill mine was born with a blockage in the bowel and had to have surgery at 3 days old 5lb 14 ounces i was so scared and I absolutely despised the feeding tube I hated it so I can completely understand how you were feeling they actually told me there was a chance I'd lose him and I swear I lost my mind they had to medicate me but he was a brave little man and now he's a big bouncy hyper 4 year old boy xx

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Not everything has the be incredible or amazing particularly when it’s super rubbish, feel the emotions the good and the bad.

OMG Poor baby girl my sons had that twice now. He's still recovering. Hope she's getting better imogen. Sending lots of love to you and your family xxx

@hiya511

8 ай бұрын

Second this ♥️♥️🙏

@Imogenhorton.

8 ай бұрын

Sending you all the love xxx

Poor baby❤️‍🩹