Having a child who requires a G-tube and frequent medical procedures like MRIs can be an emotional rollercoaster. From personal experience, preparing for an MRI involves ensuring your child is as calm and comfortable as possible, which sometimes means coordinating sedation with your healthcare team. It’s also crucial to have a solid support network—whether it’s family, online communities in hashtags like #medicalmama or #gtubebaby, or healthcare providers—who understand the unique challenges you face. One of the hardest parts is the waiting and hoping for good results while your child is in the scanner. I’ve learned that sharing these moments with others who have gone through similar experiences can bring comfort and strength. It’s okay to lean on faith, prayers, and positivity, as these emotional supports can significantly impact your resilience. If you’re navigating this journey, consider keeping a journal or blog to document your child’s progress and your own feelings. This not only helps process your emotions but also encourages connection within communities that truly get what it’s like to be a medical mama. No matter how tough the day, remember the miracles that your babies bring every single day—like Millie and Cooper—who inspire us to keep pushing forward with hope and love.