Below are some photos from the last 48 hours.

She liked her cool new bed - the night before the surgery. I miss that smile, but look forward to her new smile.
Holding Sebbie's hand for his blood pressure.
Then it was her turn. The next morning, Maggie refused to put on that silly hospital gown, until Sebbie put one on too. He even wore it to the holding room, where we said good bye.
The red glowing finger from the oxygen monitor was kind of cool.
First snuggles with mommy and a slight thumbs up!
So very tired!
Snuggling on the couch at home with Sebbie. Down but not out. We asked her if she was glad to be home and the little thumb popped up. Last night, when she had some ice cream, she kept popping up her little thumb in approval. She still couldn't talk, but could express her approval with that thumb.
After her shower tonight, we held her in front of the mirror, telling her that she was still very beautiful, and then showed her how she will now be able to pucker up and kiss us and also whistle like her big brother. She looked at herself in the mirror and cracked the faintest, tiny
smile with her new lip. Maggie looked happy!