Re: white coat syndrome

[Guest guest]

Thank you everyone for your response to this question. I have learned so

much from all of you. What kind of sedatives have people tried? What

worked and what didn't? Bandaids are bad for Angel too. Yet, she did

finally put on her first Blue's Clue bandaid the other day. Guess he's

motivating all on his own.

Cheryl

Re: white coat syndrome

> I can totally relate . My son hates band-aids , too . Today ,

> was sent home from school .Ped. Doctors office knows by now ,

> and he was able to be seen . As we arrived , the wait was not long

> for him . Speak about Special Service and there was alot of sick kids

> waiting . I was surprised with again , he was such a big boy

> and well mannered . Doctor was impressed . cooperated along .

> Before it was a power-struggle . But , when the doctor stepped out

> and a lab tech . walked in and gave him an injection all was fine ,

> then came the band-aid and he had a fit . I finally calmed him down

> with a stuff elephant that he likes to carry and he uses it for

> stimming ,along with a Disney video . This was my back-up to bribe

> him , it worked . Oh ! He's ill with a sinus infection and allergy

> thats going around school .

> Irma , 12 DS/ASD

>

> In @y..., gboughton@j... wrote:

> >

> > <<NO

> > band-aids, >>

> >

> > A bandage to Ted is worse than any injury or blood draw too!

> >

> > Gail, mom to 20, 17, and Master Ted! age 9

> > gboughton@j...

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