How do we do it?

I can't count the number of times people have said to us..."I don't know how you do it?" I always give a version of the same answer...we have such a supportive family and friends, and at the time, we just do what we have to do to get Olivia better and focus on that.
I'm realizing more and more everyday that there's a whole lot more to it than that. We've always been amazed at how wonderful these doctors and nurses are. We know how much they care about Olivia, but after having our family meeting yesterday, it was so much more apparent. Dr. Deshpande (one of the intensivists) said he had called Dr. Torres (the other intensivist) after working hours to discuss Olivia and brainstorm. Her cardiologist, Dr. Shah, set up the whole meeting because he wanted to make sure we were all on the same page. He was worried that we may be having a difficult time being here for a month with no "real" answers. Her surgeon, Dr. Fortuna, thinks of her when he comes across different theories in research about heart kids going through chemo and always is sure to share these new thoughts with us. Her nurse, Bethany, spent time over the weekend researching different things related to platelet breakdown and chemo, even though she was not at work. It was her weekend off. The social worker up here, Sarah, checked on Olivia via a PICU nurse at church because she had been off for a couple of days, but noticed that people had been praying for Olivia on Facebook. The nurses from the cardiology office went out and bought Olivia a gift a few days after we had gotten here and the entire office signed it. The list goes on...
So, that is how we do it. We put Olivia in God's hands and He works through these doctors, nurses, and support staff to get us through each day. He sure did create some amazing people.