Thursday, June 4, 2009
The Road To Recovery
It looks like this round of antibiotics is working. We're not all the way there yet, but she only got up twice last night and her general demeanor has been much better. Which is a darn good thing because after a week of whining, crying, clinging baby, I was just about ready to commit ritualistic suicide. All I can say is that it is a bloggammed good thing I didn't have a colicky baby because I don't think we would have survived that.
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Glad the monkey bean is feeling better!
ReplyDeleteWhew... WAy to put her right into the germy car while she's on antibiotics! PERFECT timing. She can't catch anything on the meds, right?
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Thank goodness. Poor Sophie Bean and Mama have been through the ringer!
ReplyDelete(IDK how people that have collicky kids do it either!!! I never had a one...Thank the GOOD LORD!)
I think the thing I love about you is how much we are alike. You say what I think. Seriously. Praise the Lord I didn't have colicky babies. I have a hard time when my kids just whine let alone full on scream for hours on end. It takes a truly gifted person.
ReplyDeleteSo glad she is feeling better and that she is on the road to recovery! For her sake, and yours, too! ;)
ReplyDeleteXander is beside himself pointing and saying "car cart!" and "Beep beep!" I'm trying to get him to say "Sophie" but it's coming out "Too-fee."
ReplyDeleteWe'll keep working on it =) Glad you are all on the mend!
Yay! And seeing Sophie in the driver seat (okay, the passenger seat with a wheel that doesn't do anything anyway, but that loses the point of this sentence) is SCARY!
ReplyDeleteEar infections are evil. I'm glad to hear she's doing better!
ReplyDeleteThose car things are also sort of evil. They seem fantastic, but then Axel worms his way out of the seatbelt and throws himself out of them while they are in motion. And I am a bad cart driver and end up slamming into aisles. For us, a mess all around.
I could not be happier for you. WE have all been there and oy, what a nightmare.
ReplyDeleteI'll let Adyson comment on this one (she is looking at Sophie's picture).
ReplyDelete"Awww, baby in car. Hi baby!"
Is that one of those cool cars that's attached to the front of a shopping cart? AWESOME. They totally didn't have those when I was a kid and I'm jealous.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad for you that she is feeling better.
ReplyDeleteYay Bean!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAlso, is it just me or are those carts like trying to manuever a yacht???
Whew! Thank goodness for super-strength antibiotics ;)
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo! Glad members of the Family Bean are on the mend!
ReplyDeleteI agree with the others about those car carts. So difficult to steer. I always fear I'm going to be pulled over by the frozen foods for a suspected GSUI (yes, that's Grocery Shopping Under the Influence).
I am so glad to hear that she is feeling better. I completely understand the colicky baby thing. My son only and a couple of all night -actually a couple of hour - crying stints and I wanted to pull my hair out.
ReplyDeleteI see that smile peeking through!
ReplyDeleteWHOO-HOO!
Glad to know you can see the light at the end of the tunnel!
Phew!
ReplyDeleteYou two WILL survive!
Cute picture! My kids always beg to ride in the "baby truck." And I always cringe, because they look so gross. At least Safeway parks them outside so they can bake in the sun and hopefully kill anything living on them.
ReplyDeleteLOL at "ritualistic suicide."
Hey I was at Safeway today...we must have missed each other! Anyway, I am glad the Bean is on the mend. When ya'll are up to it, we should meet at Chapel Hill Nursery and pet some animals. CRW and I went last Tuesday and he LOVED it.
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