Oxygen Saturation

Christmas day we kept noticing that Adelina was looking blue.  We'd check her oxygen saturation levels and they'd be within her normal range.  Finally, around eight at night I caught her dipping into the high 60's and knew that she had been dipping all day.   I turned up her oxygen to 1/16, then 1/8, 1/4 and finally 1/2 a liter (we even went up to 3/4 for awhile).  The nurse practitioner on-call said that if she stayed at 1/2 a liter we would need to bring her into Primary's.  We waited and decided to keep a close eye on her all night and bring her in in the morning if she was still at a 1/2.  Because Addy has no oxygen reserves it can take a lot more oxygen to catch up so during the night she gradually went back to 1/16 and 1/8 depending on the time.  So here is the BEST part :)  This morning she kept sneezing and wouldn't take her pacifier.  All of the sudden she sneezed out a large hard lump of mucous.  It had been blocking her airway.  Guess who's oxygen free???  :)