Re: Swallows, Summer, weddings etc

[Guest guest]

Oh dear Lesley....but there`s nowt you can do about it so stay calm....

Barbara

DD2 has a solitary spot ......Is she going to be the spottiest flowergirl in

the world next week, when it' s both DDs' big day at godmothers wedding?

Lesley

[Guest guest]

[Lesley] Does it run true for spots, as in 'One spot doth not a

(chicken)pox make'?

[sue] My friend's 7wo has developed chicken pox this week, exactly two

weeks after his 2yo brother. Just as my friend had begun to believe

that fully breastfed did mean full immunity :-( Funny thing was,

her HV visited her on Wednesday and told her that it couldn't possibly

be chicken pox as she was breastfeeding and must be a heat rash.

I guess since I'm writing this on Saturday morning you already have

your answer......

[Guest guest]

DD2 has a few more spots today, so I guess she has succumbed to chickenpox.

So far, they don't actually look like chickenpox, but I can't see what else

it could be. She is not unwell, so I hope she won't have too many and it

will be over soon. Better go and break the news to the bride-to-be!!

Lesley

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Oh dear Lesley....but there`s nowt you can do about it so stay calm....

Barbara

DD2 has a solitary spot ......Is she going to be the spottiest flowergirl in

the world next week, when it' s both DDs' big day at godmothers wedding?

Lesley

[Guest guest]

> DD2 has a few more spots today, so I guess she has succumbed to

chickenpox.

Might not be wroth worrying about Lesley.

Steffi's spots never got to more than a couple of dozen and they were

mainly confined to her torso. She had one on her face, IIRC. She

wasn't unwell with it either. I bought Piriton and calamine aqueous

cream (much nicer than lotion) from the chemist - never opened the

Piriton and barely used the cream.

Everyone tells me getting off so lightly means she'll get it again so

we'll have to wait and see.

Good luck!

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Sue

[Guest guest]

Sue Woollett wrote:

> She had one on her face, IIRC. --

Yes - it was on her nose - I remember Kitty latching on to her nose and

still not managing to catch CP!

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[Guest guest]

> DD2 has a few more spots today, so I guess she has succumbed to

>chickenpox.

>Lesley

Oh dear, Lesley. Join the club!!! Hope she doesn't suffer too much.

[Guest guest]

Sue W wrote.......Might not be wroth worrying about Lesley.

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So far DD2 seems a lot less ill than DD1 and IIRC the DS's way back in the

early 80's. I spoke to the bride-to-be this afternoon and she's got her

first ever bout of cystitis.........pre-honeymoon!!!!!!!! ;-)))

Lesley

[Guest guest]

I had about a dozen pox and my brother only 8 and neither of us has gotten

it again (knock on wood!), though I bet we have been exposed since (he was

5 and I was 3), at least when our younger sister had a case that covered

every inch of her body when she was 5 (though our small immunity might

have been intact at that point, since it was only a few years later).

Phyllis

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> DD2 has a few more spots today, so I guess she has succumbed to

chickenpox.

.............

Everyone tells me getting off so lightly means she'll get it again so

we'll have to wait and see.

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