Re: thanks to kmerrith and rssboy

[Guest guest]

Can someone tell me what that ketone smell is? I'm

thinking that it may be a strong urine smell but I

don't really know.

B

and Kelli

--- crosbysmommy wrote:

> Ken and Jodi,

>

> Thanks for your suggestions we're looking forward to

> our appointment

> so we can get on a good program. Periactin is

> unfortunately really

> messing with my sons stomach, gives him bad diarreah

> and rashes, but

> he's eating okay. My daughter is eating a little

> better, but

> actaully was in the hospital shortly after my email.

> She stayed the

> night before Thanksgiving. Got really pale before

> we left and weak

> and that's when we started smelling that keytone

> smell. Turned out

> she had a virus and that on top of not eating well

> caused her to

> spill it into her urine. She was on fluids

> overnight and

> antibiotics, she's just know kicking what has turned

> into a walking

> pneumonia. Thank the good Lord she's okay, but this

> sga thing is

> really scary. This is our first time taking our

> daughter to the

> hospital because of this condition. My heart goes

> out to those

> parents whose children have it a lot more severe.

> It's really scary

> stuff! Thankfully it can be managed, but we've

> always got to be on

> our toes. We've found peanut butter and eggs, (not

> together) to be

> my daughter's new favorite so she's eating pretty

> good now.

>

> Gotta run,

> Thanks,

> Crosby's dad

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Crosby's Dad,

You're welcome. Glad to help.

I hope the diarreah and rashes go away soon.

Good luck and please keep us posted.

Ken M

>

> Ken and Jodi,

>

> Thanks for your suggestions we're looking forward to our

appointment

> so we can get on a good program. Periactin is unfortunately

really

> messing with my sons stomach, gives him bad diarreah and

rashes, but

> he's eating okay. My daughter is eating a little better, but

> actaully was in the hospital shortly after my email. She stayed

the

> night before Thanksgiving. Got really pale before we left and

weak

> and that's when we started smelling that keytone smell.

Turned out

> she had a virus and that on top of not eating well caused her to

> spill it into her urine. She was on fluids overnight and

> antibiotics, she's just know kicking what has turned into a

walking

> pneumonia. Thank the good Lord she's okay, but this sga

thing is

> really scary. This is our first time taking our daughter to the

> hospital because of this condition. My heart goes out to those

> parents whose children have it a lot more severe. It's really

scary

> stuff! Thankfully it can be managed, but we've always got to be

on

> our toes. We've found peanut butter and eggs, (not together) to

be

> my daughter's new favorite so she's eating pretty good now.

>

> Gotta run,

> Thanks,

> Crosby's dad

>