Hi Nicole - my well baby book (very all-natural) says that diarrhea that is not black or red should be left to run it's course, without trying to stop it up. Just keep her close to the bathroom (for the clean-up sessions)! I think dietary stuff like dried fruits (raisins, dried apricots/apples/prunes) would all be gentle and if she doesn't gobble would be a good option. I would not use any more meds. Probably her little body is getting somewhat overwhelmed with the different meds plus fighting off the bugs. Poor girl! Give her a squeeze from us over here. Glad her breathing is better. Sorry that Will has it now too...maybe it won't be as bad (like chicken pox - less with each kid).
Hi Pam and Abs! Welcome along - we're none of us getting much time on the board, but we're all of us chiming in now and then - good to see your e-voice! I hope things are good with you. A month has come and gone for a bunch of us. We're looking for smiles (dh and dd swear they saw a double gum splitter this morning, but I missed it :-(. Ori is so snuffly still at night (even with humidifier and euc. oil) that dh and I are thinking of taking him in for an O2 test (basically looks at whether he is getting sufficient oxygen at night). If he flunks, it's likely he has apnea. Dh has it and so does at least one cousin (dh's sister's son). Bummer! It's NOT heart surgery, but it's not good, either. Better to know and do something about it, but he wouldn't be sleeping on his own for a long long time anyway (jeeze, dd was about 5 before she slept on her own regularly, and still spends a few nights with either one of us (was with 'us', now she has to pick). By the by, if anyone remembers, we were pretty sure that we were going to lose dh's mom in Dec., before the baby came, but she's still around and actually doing a LOT better! She is now in a facility that is geared for where she is at, instead of stuck in the hospital, and she is really responding well to the extra attention that she gets there. also she knows quite a few of the other people, and is way more social. they take the folks out to lunch once a week at a real restaurant, and they also have booked seats at matinees and stuff too. sil is so happy with how far she has bounced back. doesn't look like she's heading to heaven any time soon! YEAH!!! Dh is more relaxed about it, which is so nice. If his poor tooth would respond a little faster to the abx (and they're really strong ones!), he'd be a really happy camper!
Ok, going to go clean up - we're having some friends for dinner tomorrow and already I can see the chaos of trying to clean all the downstairs rooms... WAY too much. Best to get one or two done now. LOL!!! Andy
Hi Pam and Abs! Welcome along - we're none of us getting much time on the board, but we're all of us chiming in now and then - good to see your e-voice! I hope things are good with you. A month has come and gone for a bunch of us. We're looking for smiles (dh and dd swear they saw a double gum splitter this morning, but I missed it :-(. Ori is so snuffly still at night (even with humidifier and euc. oil) that dh and I are thinking of taking him in for an O2 test (basically looks at whether he is getting sufficient oxygen at night). If he flunks, it's likely he has apnea. Dh has it and so does at least one cousin (dh's sister's son). Bummer! It's NOT heart surgery, but it's not good, either. Better to know and do something about it, but he wouldn't be sleeping on his own for a long long time anyway (jeeze, dd was about 5 before she slept on her own regularly, and still spends a few nights with either one of us (was with 'us', now she has to pick). By the by, if anyone remembers, we were pretty sure that we were going to lose dh's mom in Dec., before the baby came, but she's still around and actually doing a LOT better! She is now in a facility that is geared for where she is at, instead of stuck in the hospital, and she is really responding well to the extra attention that she gets there. also she knows quite a few of the other people, and is way more social. they take the folks out to lunch once a week at a real restaurant, and they also have booked seats at matinees and stuff too. sil is so happy with how far she has bounced back. doesn't look like she's heading to heaven any time soon! YEAH!!! Dh is more relaxed about it, which is so nice. If his poor tooth would respond a little faster to the abx (and they're really strong ones!), he'd be a really happy camper!
Ok, going to go clean up - we're having some friends for dinner tomorrow and already I can see the chaos of trying to clean all the downstairs rooms... WAY too much. Best to get one or two done now. LOL!!! Andy





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