Update for anyone who wants to know...
Myself: No temp. Coughing like crazy still. On the meds the Doc prescribed to me. Worried about a relapse since everyone is just getting sick around here. Also worried about Weaky and Spaghetti, both really sick and at the doctor now.
Bagel: No temp this morning (was 100.5 last night) coughing some, but she seems to be in good spirits this morning (a bit more whiny then normal) taking Tamiflu and Mucinex for kids, per the Doc. visit from yesterday.
Weaky: Temp of 100.5 seems happy this morning, he was down at 9:00 last night, back up at 5 for a bottle, and right back down again until 9 am. Spaghetti just took him for his first breathing treatment at the Doc. we will have to bring home the oxygen, and give him treatments every 6 hours. Any advice from those who have done this before? (he's 10 months)
Spaghetti: Temp of 100.9, just took Weaky to get his breathing treatments and has his own appointment to see his doctor afterwards. He is hacking up a lung, and feels like ass too.
Ding and Dong: Good, slightly depressed because of all the rain (can't stay outside long) and because we are not always around them as much. Sorry girls!
Thing 1 and Thing 2: They are good. Happy. Because they have us on there side of the house alot lately (the front t.v. room and the bedrooms, and loft) they are a bit sun deprived though.
And that is what is new with the Mc Family, we are all tired, sick and just trying to keep up with the housework for me is a joke. I am hoping that with Spaghetti and Weaky out of my hair for a bit, I can use this coffee buzz to at least pick up around here, and start some laundry (I have run out of underwear!)
Please send healthy wishes and some sunshine. It's much needed!!
3 comments:
Poor babies!
We had to give Bubba his first nebulizer treatments at nine months old. We either turned on a TV show that we knew would keep his attention, or had a stack of books nearby and read, read, read. If you know there's a toy that he likes, or even something that you don't normally let him play with, sit him on your lap and let him go to town.
Since we moved into central IL, my kids have been on neb treatments more often than not, several times a day. PG likes it if we hold the mask, while Bubba prefers to use the elastic band around his head. He'll get used to it and hopefully you won't have to do it for too long! Good luck!
Oh no! Sounds like you are really running the sick bay over there!
I hope you're all better soon and that there's no relapse!!
We've been relatively lucky this winter (knocking on wood)..... I did pick Graham up from school early today with a slight temp....
I hope this is the last hoorah for sickness and Spring brings good health!!
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