Re: Rough morning so far.....sigh.

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Sorry to hear about your morning. But, if there is one thing I

have discovered it is that you never EVER ask that question.

Cinnamon

In parenting_autism@y..., " Tamara Ski " <tamara_b73@h...> wrote:

>

> At not even 8:30 this morning, I had cleaned up poop and vomit.

Not a good

> sign for the day. I have a good feeling about today though. After

all,

> it's Friday. How bad can it get? LOL

> Tamara, mom to Ebony-4 yrs, ASD & -7 months

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Sorry to hear about your morning. But, if there is one thing I

have discovered it is that you never EVER ask that question.

Cinnamon

In parenting_autism@y..., " Tamara Ski " <tamara_b73@h...> wrote:

>

> At not even 8:30 this morning, I had cleaned up poop and vomit.

Not a good

> sign for the day. I have a good feeling about today though. After

all,

> it's Friday. How bad can it get? LOL

> Tamara, mom to Ebony-4 yrs, ASD & -7 months

>

>

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>

> At not even 8:30 this morning, I had cleaned up poop and vomit. Not a

good

> sign for the day.

As I always say, Tamara, FUN, FUN, FUN!

I have a good feeling about today though

Another optimist!

Salli

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Tamara,

I learned not to tempt the fates by saying it can't get any worse...

Sorry to hear she's still sick.

I don't know if this will work for you, but we fold a sheet in half and

cover the upper part of the bed where the child is laying with it. Then we

put another folded sheet on the floor next to the bed and give the kids a

large waste basket to vomit in (if they can tell when it's going to

happen.). The sheets can be pulled up quickly if the kid gets sick on it

and the rest of the bedding is saved, as is your carpet! If they want to

come to the living room, I just cover the loveseat and floor the same way.

Hope this might help you!.

Sue

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Actually, I should have clarified whose vomit I was cleaning. This was a

day care child's vomit. I suppose the same flu bug we all had. This

morning she got here at 8:00, was vomitting by 8:15, and was picked up by

8:30. Then the other two arrived and their mom said they had been sick

during the night, vomitting. I told her that they could stay but that I had

reached my quota for vomit, so she would have to come get them if they got

sick! LOL I actually have had a pretty good day and since it's darn near

bedtime I feel pretty safe in saying that. Thanks for the suggestions

though.

Tamara, mom to Ebony-4 yrs, ASD & -7 months

>

>Reply-To: parenting_autism

>To: <parenting_autism >

>Subject: Re: Rough morning so far.....sigh.

>Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 15:14:16 -0800

>

>Tamara,

>I learned not to tempt the fates by saying it can't get any worse...

>Sorry to hear she's still sick.

>I don't know if this will work for you, but we fold a sheet in half and

>cover the upper part of the bed where the child is laying with it. Then we

>put another folded sheet on the floor next to the bed and give the kids a

>large waste basket to vomit in (if they can tell when it's going to

>happen.). The sheets can be pulled up quickly if the kid gets sick on it

>and the rest of the bedding is saved, as is your carpet! If they want to

>come to the living room, I just cover the loveseat and floor the same way.

>Hope this might help you!.

>Sue

>

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I agree...optomism does usually work. It's just the actual process of

getting the good thoughts flowing that's hard some days. LOL

Tamara, mom to Ebony-4 yrs, ASD & -7 months

>

>Reply-To: parenting_autism

>To: <parenting_autism >

>Subject: Re: Rough morning so far.....sigh.

>Date: Sat, 1 Dec 2001 06:55:29 -0500

>

>LOL I actually have had a pretty good day and since it's darn near

> > bedtime I feel pretty safe in saying that. Thanks for the suggestions

> > though.

>

>Tamara:

>

>You said you thought you'd have a pretty good day. See? Optimism works!

>

>Salli

>

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