Re: [Lyme-aid] Update on n

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I am sorry to hear about the hospitalization of your n.What an ordeal.

I am glad he s getting rehydrated. lets hope he will start keeping fluids and

food down. I wonder what made him sick.

My thoughts are with you and your son and hoping he will have a speedy

recovery.

hugs,

elizabeth

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Thank you all for your kind words and prayers for n. He was admitted

to

the hospital last night for severe dehydration. He seems to be doing better

this morning since they put in the IV. Now he has to be able to hold down

foods and liquids orally before the will let him come home. We are hoping

either later tonight or tomorrow. Please continue to keep my baby (well,

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

So sorry for little n. When my nephew was 2, he was hospitalized

for dehydration due to severe vomiting and diarrhea that was caused by a

virus. They gave him IV fluids for 2 days, and he was fine. The little

ones seem to bounce right back.

My thoughts are with you,

Joan LI NY

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[Lyme-aid] Update on n

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>Thank you all for your kind words and prayers for n. He was admitted

to

>the hospital last night for severe dehydration

Hello

My daughter Rosie was also treated for dehydration at the age of 4. I

thought my heart would break watching her being so poorly. She was fading

away and I could do nothing at all to help her. She had the IV for about 8

days with no improvement following a gastric upset that lasted 10 weeks.

Just when I reached my lowest point, some doctor had the bright idea of

giving her some magnesium and potassium through the IV. The next morning

she sat up, bright as a button, and asked for some french fries and coke,

bold as you please, and complained that she had no TV to watch. When our

children are ill we feel it worse than if it were happening to ourselves,

but they are resilient little things. Just when we think things can't get

much worse, they bounce back as if it had never happened. I hope this is

the case for you.

Thinking of you and n, and hoping he is well again soon.

sheila