Good news?

Hi all,
Karen granted me access to her precious blog recently, which I think shows the depth of her affection for me. We wanted to continue updating on what is going on. But we aren't really sure.
After being told that they would do the biopsy tomorrow and getting all set for it, one of the doctors said that her TB test (spot on her arm) is looking slightly red and raised. So...maybe we are praying that Leighton has TB? Certainly not a normal prayer request, but it is a far better option than some of the other possibilities.
If she has TB it is likely that she has a swollen lymph node pushing on her trachea, in which case she can be treated medicinally, and without surgical intervention. So the more it looks like it is TB, the less likely they are to do a biopsy tomorrow.
I think it it still early to tell. Obviously no one is ever excited about surgery, but her compromised airway makes surgery more difficult. Some of the doctors don't seem bothered by it, others seem very wary of trying to intubate a baby with a compressed trachea. I tend to fall on the bothered side.
So, now we are waiting for a transfer out of intensive care and into a general room (she will still be isolated because of the TB possibility). One benefit of this will be less restrictions on visitors and no heart monitor, which will remove the most obtrusive of the wires she is attached to.
Please continue to pray for her. She is doing well and is relatively happy for being so tied down. It is truly a blessing to come to this blog and see how many people (and churches) are praying for our littleist girl. Thank you.