Re: Question about illnesses with

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I'm sure everyone is different. But our experience has been that it

has " reset " to the different time. After Maddie had her surgery in

the middle of the month the fevers did start coming then rather than

the beginning of the month.

Tracey

mom to Maddie, age 5

Brent, age 9

League City, TX

> I was wondering if getting sick between a cycle (sick with a fever)

resets

> your cycle.....for example, if your normal cycle is the first week

of the

> month for the fever and you get sick in the middle of the month

with a cold

> and fever, does your cyclic fever reset to the middle of the month

or can

> you expect to be sick two weeks later with the cyclic fever? Just

curious.

>

>

> Dillon Age 22 mo.

> Denton, Texas

> Tonsillectomy

>

>

> I wish you all the best.

> My prayers are with all the kids and parents having tonsillectomy

> soon.

> Please keep us informed.

>

> Fran, what do you mean by cycle without fever?

>

> Ilana mom to Gal 5

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I'm sure everyone is different. But our experience has been that it

has " reset " to the different time. After Maddie had her surgery in

the middle of the month the fevers did start coming then rather than

the beginning of the month.

Tracey

mom to Maddie, age 5

Brent, age 9

League City, TX

> I was wondering if getting sick between a cycle (sick with a fever)

resets

> your cycle.....for example, if your normal cycle is the first week

of the

> month for the fever and you get sick in the middle of the month

with a cold

> and fever, does your cyclic fever reset to the middle of the month

or can

> you expect to be sick two weeks later with the cyclic fever? Just

curious.

>

>

> Dillon Age 22 mo.

> Denton, Texas

> Tonsillectomy

>

>

> I wish you all the best.

> My prayers are with all the kids and parents having tonsillectomy

> soon.

> Please keep us informed.

>

> Fran, what do you mean by cycle without fever?

>

> Ilana mom to Gal 5

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Our personal experience 2 months ago was that Jarrod continued his fever

cycles on a regular schedule with a regular illness in between. He had

his fever one weekend, a double ear infection the next and then his

fever 2 weeks later. It was a very stressful month. The ear

infection did not alter the schedule in our case. It was a very

trying month, but we made it through. (We also were going through

bi-weekly blood draws at the same time to rule out neutropenia, so it was

even worse). Have faith - it gets easier. Thankfully, we have had great

results with the Prednisone so far :-)

- SWFL

Mother of Jarrod (2)

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Our personal experience 2 months ago was that Jarrod continued his fever

cycles on a regular schedule with a regular illness in between. He had

his fever one weekend, a double ear infection the next and then his

fever 2 weeks later. It was a very stressful month. The ear

infection did not alter the schedule in our case. It was a very

trying month, but we made it through. (We also were going through

bi-weekly blood draws at the same time to rule out neutropenia, so it was

even worse). Have faith - it gets easier. Thankfully, we have had great

results with the Prednisone so far :-)

- SWFL

Mother of Jarrod (2)

[Guest guest]

Thank you to and everyone else who has responded. We have only

just recently started to notice the fever pattern so I don't even know if

Dillon has been sick between fevers (can't recall back that far). I'm

dreading this winter and the fact that my older son is starting kindergarten

this year and will likely be bringing lots of viruses home to his little

brother. I guess I'll just have to wait and see what happens with it when

school starts!

Thanks!

Dillon Age 22 mo.

Denton, Texas

Re: Question about illnesses with

Hi ,

Our personal experience 2 months ago was that Jarrod continued his fever

cycles on a regular schedule with a regular illness in between. He had

his fever one weekend, a double ear infection the next and then his

fever 2 weeks later. It was a very stressful month. The ear

infection did not alter the schedule in our case. It was a very

trying month, but we made it through. (We also were going through

bi-weekly blood draws at the same time to rule out neutropenia, so it was

even worse). Have faith - it gets easier. Thankfully, we have had great

results with the Prednisone so far :-)

- SWFL

Mother of Jarrod (2)

[Guest guest]

Thank you to and everyone else who has responded. We have only

just recently started to notice the fever pattern so I don't even know if

Dillon has been sick between fevers (can't recall back that far). I'm

dreading this winter and the fact that my older son is starting kindergarten

this year and will likely be bringing lots of viruses home to his little

brother. I guess I'll just have to wait and see what happens with it when

school starts!

Thanks!

Dillon Age 22 mo.

Denton, Texas

Re: Question about illnesses with

Hi ,

Our personal experience 2 months ago was that Jarrod continued his fever

cycles on a regular schedule with a regular illness in between. He had

his fever one weekend, a double ear infection the next and then his

fever 2 weeks later. It was a very stressful month. The ear

infection did not alter the schedule in our case. It was a very

trying month, but we made it through. (We also were going through

bi-weekly blood draws at the same time to rule out neutropenia, so it was

even worse). Have faith - it gets easier. Thankfully, we have had great

results with the Prednisone so far :-)

- SWFL

Mother of Jarrod (2)

[Guest guest]

Thank you to and everyone else who has responded. We have only

just recently started to notice the fever pattern so I don't even know if

Dillon has been sick between fevers (can't recall back that far). I'm

dreading this winter and the fact that my older son is starting kindergarten

this year and will likely be bringing lots of viruses home to his little

brother. I guess I'll just have to wait and see what happens with it when

school starts!

Thanks!

Dillon Age 22 mo.

Denton, Texas

Re: Question about illnesses with

Hi ,

Our personal experience 2 months ago was that Jarrod continued his fever

cycles on a regular schedule with a regular illness in between. He had

his fever one weekend, a double ear infection the next and then his

fever 2 weeks later. It was a very stressful month. The ear

infection did not alter the schedule in our case. It was a very

trying month, but we made it through. (We also were going through

bi-weekly blood draws at the same time to rule out neutropenia, so it was

even worse). Have faith - it gets easier. Thankfully, we have had great

results with the Prednisone so far :-)

- SWFL

Mother of Jarrod (2)