We went to the ER last night in our home town and he had a temp of 105 by forehead - but only 103.9 rectal 30 minutes later - and then we drove him ourselves to Rochester Mayo - where he was admitted - we finally got into our room on the intensive care floor around 4:30 in the morning - it has been a very long day!!
He has been taking flu medicines since Wednesday just to be safe - they were not interested in testing him because there is a 30% of false/negative test results. However once we got here to Rochester they tested him and the tests were positive for H1N1- but the good news is that he is breathing on his own and his heart beat is where it should be - he does have a terrible cough and is sleeping a ton.
Andy has been sick as well as Brayden - but all are feeling better - I never got sick - which is strange since I cuddle Brextin so much - they said that parents often build up a positive immune system - I have notified my school in hopes they will disinfect my room - just as a safety precaution.
So many sad things go through your mind when you hear that your child has the H1N1 sickness - but in all honesty - the doctors are making me feel comfortable and reassuring me that he will pull through this and will recover. He just needs his sleep (he has been sleeping non-stop since Sunday)
Please pray that he will continue to fight and pull through. He sure has traveled many roads and this one is just a detour not a dead end.
Hi Randi,
ReplyDeleteJust want you to know that I have you, Brextin, Brady, and your hubby in my thoughts and prayers.
We never know why we have these challenges in our lives, but I'm told there is a purpose. Hard for me to understand why a little one has to suffer, though. I know you love your little guy, no matter how hard the past two years have been. HE knows you love him, too.
I keep you in my heart.
Becky