Today has been a nice, quiet day so far.  I’m feeling the best I have felt yet, and last night I finally had my venous line taken outt, and it was great because it was constantly making my monitor beep.  Here is a picture of my monitor:

The green number is my heart rate, the blue number is my oxygen level, and the white is for my respiratory rate.  All numbers are good right now.  Whenever there is any trouble, like a dip in my heart rate, the number will flash and a yellow alert will appear.  During a yellow alert, the nurses will come and check, but are not too concerned.  If my monitor detects something really bad, my ship will go to red alert and it’s all hands on deck!

Unfortunately, my bilirubin count has been higher than the doctors would like.  So I have to go under protective lighting for 48 hours to protect against jaundice.  My skin had started to look a little yellow, so the doctors ordered me to do photo-therapy.

Last night, Admiral Dad was called off on a mission to the home-world, so I spent the evening with Chief Medical Officer Mom.  I love Mommy so much.  I hope that the rest of today is uneventful.

Stay Calm.
Cap’n B