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Friday, May 23, 2008
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Allergy
So it turns out Bella is allergic to Penicillin. If you remember my post from Mother's Day about sick kids, Bella was getting over a virus and double ear infections. Of course the doctor prescribed the old standby, Amoxicilin which is made with Penicillin. This morning Bella had her last dose and immediately broke out in a full body rash from head to toe. I of course wondered if it was the sunscreen from the weekend, the bunches of strawberries she has been eating and yes maybe the antibiotic.
We took her in to be looked at by her pediatrician and they put in place what was called a "rash protocol". We had to call the front desk upon arrival and they would send a "representative" to escort us to a room via "super secret ninja" back entrance. Bella was very excited to get all the attention and I'm pretty sure she felt like a little mini-spy.
After her examination, the doctor said she is definitely allergic to the antibiotic and can't have it ever again. Apparently it takes a certain number or exposures to show up and it's pretty normal to happen after the 10 days of taking the stuff. The doctor is also "almost certain" that she won't go into anaphylactic shock. I would have preferred her saying "absolutely certain". As of 8:41pm she is fine.
So Bella is in bed, hopped up on Benedryl, although "terribly itchy" (her words) doing just fine. Now that I think about it she has been "itchy" for about 10 days.
We took her in to be looked at by her pediatrician and they put in place what was called a "rash protocol". We had to call the front desk upon arrival and they would send a "representative" to escort us to a room via "super secret ninja" back entrance. Bella was very excited to get all the attention and I'm pretty sure she felt like a little mini-spy.
After her examination, the doctor said she is definitely allergic to the antibiotic and can't have it ever again. Apparently it takes a certain number or exposures to show up and it's pretty normal to happen after the 10 days of taking the stuff. The doctor is also "almost certain" that she won't go into anaphylactic shock. I would have preferred her saying "absolutely certain". As of 8:41pm she is fine.
So Bella is in bed, hopped up on Benedryl, although "terribly itchy" (her words) doing just fine. Now that I think about it she has been "itchy" for about 10 days.
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Red Robin
Due to the really hot weather, we decided to take a break for lunch at Red Robin. Logan is getting better in restaurant highchairs...
Bella couldn't look more bored, and yes she kept her sunglasses on the whole time.
Bella couldn't look more bored, and yes she kept her sunglasses on the whole time.
Cameron was the only happy one, he seemed roll with the punches...such a calm guy.
Friday, May 16, 2008
Mother's Day
Mother's Day turned out ok considering the sicky's we had at the house. The kids were doing a lot better and actually had a few moments of getting along. They snuggled together, shared pudding and just caused mischief as usual.
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