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Hi Everybody:

Sorry I don't talk more, but I'm looking for some other experiences/advice

please.

My son Noah - 5 (DS, Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis JRA) is having a

tonsillectomy, having his adenoids out, and new tubes put in on 12-02-04. The

doctor said he will need to be hospitalized until he can drink fluids. She said

kids with DS typically tend to shut down and not drink anything after a

tonsillectomy so it may be a few days in the hospital. :( This really

describes Noah since when he has a sore throat it is really hard to get him to

drink anything... :(

Now.... any of you who have had your kids go through this, can you give me any

tips or just general experiences about what happened with your kids - how long

they had to stay in the hospital, possible complications, etc.... I just want

information in general and right now I'm kind of clueless.

Noah's been under anesthesia before, so I'm not really too concerned about that

- more about after the surgery and how long of a stay to expect in the hospital.

I do plan on being with him almost the whole time he's in the hospital as I

learned when he had RSV at 6 weeks old how important that was. The nurses are

great, but they don't have the time to give him the love and comforting he

needs.... :)

Ok, I think that's about it. I would just love some feedback. :) Maybe when I

get some time I'll post his Halloween picture. He was Buzz Lightyear this year

and adorable if I do say so myself. ;)

Wife to Bruce

Mommy to - 7, Noah - 5, and Grace - 2

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