My son will be 3 in February and has been diagnosed with asthma 🙁 the day this happened, I thought I was going to loose him… You see my son is a very loud active child and loves his food but he is also pale skinned like his mummy 🙂 He woke up one Wednesday and seemed to be very chesty and wheezy I didn’t think much of it as he just recently had bronchitis and a tonsillitis… But as the morning progressed he became quiet and very sookie… It wasn’t until he said no to food (even chocolate and iceblocks) that I realised something was really wrong… Called around trying to find a friend with a ventolin puffer, but no luck…. I then realised we had to go to hospital.. Due to my son being so white I barely noticed him going blue/grey around the mouth 🙁 (plz keep an eye on this if its happening to your child) he was not getting enough oxygen at all… Quickly rushed him to the hospital and within 3 hours I had my son back.. Well so I thought.. I had him all healthy and able to breathe again but I also had a crazy psyco!! Lol as they have him prednisone which I didn’t know makes you hyper and hungry… Which I didn’t really mind as it was a great difference to what he was like that morning.. It was a relief to see him running around like a 2 yr old should be… Him climbing up and down the rails of the bed at hospital going ” I’m a punky, ooo ahhhhhh ooo, I’m a Punky” (punky-monkey) was the most classic example of what a difference being able to breathe can make..
Posted by jellykrystals, 13th November 2013
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