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I don't wanna flip out but I don't know if she needs to be exposed to all that testing through the ER either. Suggestions, ideas???View Thread
A new member here!! really you have a great site and much informative ideas are available here. I am here to make some new friends, share experience and my knowledge.
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A new member here!! really you have a great site and much informative ideas are available here. I am here to make some new friends, share experience and my knowledge.
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Michel JoneView Thread
My second Son baby Mohamed Sinan and his age is about 3 year and 5 months, he have savior speech problem, he say only 3-4 words till now like "MOM" , "TATA", "ONE" Etc, actually he started saying these words about 18 months before and no other words or no progress, when we try to teach him, he never listen to us and avoid us and try to play some physical play activities, he watch TV Cartoon and recognize the movement and react, we tested his Ear (Bara Test) and blood and thyroid test, and all are OK and positive result
Looking for advice and help about his speech delay
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The Dr today tells me that they think our son has Cystic Fibrosis. I am now a nervous wreck. I don't know what to do. We are going to see a pulmonologist at CHOP but that appointment isn't for another 2 1/2 months. I am just so confused....May be someone out there can help????View Thread
My 9 months baby has a stuffy runny nose and a high fever since three days and today her eye started to discharge a yellow substance.
I work in a third word country and the doctors here are not very good, he was a GP and he said she has an flo, her fever is high from 3 days ago I gave her Adol 125 every 6 hours but the fever comes back after an hour from the medication. I also noticed a very small ball at the back of her head under skin, should I be worried? should I give her the antibiotics the doctor gave me?View Thread
My 9 months baby has a stuffy runny nose and a high fever since three days and today her eye started to discharge a yellow substance.
I work in a third word country and the doctors here are not very good, he was a GP and he said she has an flo, her fever is high from 3 days ago I gave her Adol 125 every 6 hours but the fever comes back after an hour from the medication. I also noticed a very small ball at the back of her head under skin, should I be worried? should I give her the antibiotics the doctor gave me?View Thread
My only concern in this seemingly ideal situation is, how do I get them them leave once I am home? I get home at 4:30 but they always stick around till 5:30 or 6.
My MIL, especially, seems very reluctant to leave. Sometimes, FIL will say "let's go" ... but she says no, we'll stay and feed DS his dinner. If DH or I protest that we can feed him his dinner, she says "it's ok, I can do it". If I take DS out for a walk or to the playground, she comes along. I think it's a combination of wanting to help us, and also enjoying DS's company and perhaps not having enough hobbies to fill her time at home.
I don't want to seem ungrateful; however I want more 1:1 time with my child. I'd like to feed him his dinner or take him for a walk on my own. Also, I'm a private person and would just like to come home to DH and DS. The other thing is, I often feel that DS is not as attached to me as to his father and grandparents, and maybe more 1:1 time would help that.
I want to tread very carefully here so as not to hurt their feelings. Also, obviously, the whole situation is very beneficial to DH so I don't want to ruin that for us!
Note that we don't pay them for any of this (though we sometimes help out financially when there is a need), so I feel really bad complaining about this. Should I just suck it up?
Thanks in advance for any advice! I have also posted this question on the "Couples Coping" board.View Thread
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She is such a wonderful girl and I love her so much. I feel some of this is my fault because she is an only child and she's been spoiled but it's driving me crazy. She gives herself enough time to get ready for work but won't have breakfast or make herself a lunch the night before. Again she has more than enough time to put together a salad or a sandwich for the next day. It takes a few mins. I was doing this but I stopped and now I feel bad that she is not eating properly.
I drive her to work most days because I want to have my car otherwise I feel so isolated staying in the house all day by myself. Could I tell her there will be no more driving her to and from work? Please help. I really don't know what to do. I cannot work because of my disability but I am home all day so it appears that I am expected to take care of all household matters. If I felt better I probably would. I always did before.View Thread
She has been on these meds since Dec 2012 then adjusted to a higher dosage (for the same prescription) in Feb 2013. Since then she has been having bizarre outbursts to the point i'm scared to be near her. One minute she is fine, the next she snaps. She is SCREAMING (think Led Zeplin if you like rock music) and crying. She is hitting herself, her head with her hands, baning her head against the couch, kicking (she has kicked me), running up/ bouncing agianst the wall. She is super strong and at some point will likely put a hole in the wall.I've tried holding her during theses episodes but she pushes me away. This is bizarre because she is always very loving to me. If I'm sitting anywhere near her at this time, I usually i get kicked. To a stranger it might look like a tantrum but it is not. One minute she is fine sitting on the couch, the next she snaps These episodes happen once or twice per day. Because of her special needs I am a full time homemaker while my husband works. Its a full time job taking care of her.
Her medication is for the prevention of migraines (and an antihistamine). I was looking at the side effects and it said something about halucinations and convulsions. I have no idea if she is having these because she is unable to speak and would not be able to explain it if she could. I dont see what she is doing as convulstions. Could her episodes be related to halucinations? How likely can a 6 year old child with brain abnormality/ mental retardation have Schizophrenia? My husband has asked me this and it doesn't seem likely at her young age but with all her issues with her brain since before she was born I am now wondering.
She has a routine appointment with her neurologist next month.View Thread
I guess my question is. Are there other specialists you would recommend? They have predicted her adult height to be 4 feet 7 inches. Both her father and I are a full foot taller than that.View Thread
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