Re: Re: My son has a fever (part 3)

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this is a test for you... be strong.. your baby will be fine.  his body is not

craving food because it is doing what its supposed to do.  keep him hydrated and

let him eat when he wants to.  hold him, comfort him... (if your gut is telling

you you are doing the right thing then you are).  i know you are.

hugs..

ari

 

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From: Boriquita! <womanlinice@...>

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Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 1:03:20 PM

Subject: Re: My son has a fever (part 3)

Well, he has not been eating anything but drinking bits of water,

and he's refused all food.

He seems a bit worse today.

His father is screaming at me, telling me that I need to go to the

store and buy him tylenol, and that he will get better fast. I don't

have the energy to get through this.

He doesn't want to talk.

My 4 year old son does not nurse. I wish he did.

I don't know what to do with his dad or my son.

Marieliz

>

> I would not give him any food, especially oranges. They can be

irritating to the stomach and he is already throwing up. Oranges

also can produce mucus, as can bananas, and you don't want that,

too. Peaches sounds good when he's ready.

>

> Other than that, it sounds as if it's running it's course and

you're doing a good job nursing him through it. Poor thing. I'm sure

he feels miserable. But you don't need a doctor for this. You're

doing just fine.

>

> Winnie

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>

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Oh, I meant nursing him through it as in giving him comfort. How is he worse?

Have you given him any homeopathic meds?

Tell your husband that Tylenol will not cure anything.

Okay, now for what to do. I would break out the ginger ale. Send hubby to the

store for some so he can have something constructive to do. None of my kids have

ever refused ginger ale and it gives them a shot of sugar to perk them up. That

is my non-healthy solution that works every time in this house. If he's still

throwing up, you don't want the ginger ale to be ice cold.

Winnie

Re: My son has a fever (part 3)

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> Well, he has not been eating anything but drinking bits of

> water,

> and he's refused all food.

>

> He seems a bit worse today.

>

> His father is screaming at me, telling me that I need to go to

> the

> store and buy him tylenol, and that he will get better fast. I

> don't

> have the energy to get through this.

>

> He doesn't want to talk.

>

> My 4 year old son does not nurse. I wish he did.

>

> I don't know what to do with his dad or my son.

>

> Marieliz

>

>

> >

> > I would not give him any food, especially oranges. They can be

> irritating to the stomach and he is already throwing up. Oranges

> also can produce mucus, as can bananas, and you don't want that,

> too. Peaches sounds good when he's ready.

> >

> > Other than that, it sounds as if it's running it's course and

> you're doing a good job nursing him through it. Poor thing. I'm

> sure

> he feels miserable. But you don't need a doctor for this. You're

> doing just fine.

> >

> > Winnie

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I do popsicles too. I figure a body knows what it needs and if they can

talk, I just keep asking 'what does your tummy say it wants to eat " .. if

they can't talk, I offer every gentle thing I can think of and if they're

interested, they'll have some. That's the great thing about being sick. You

can listen to your body. If you don't, you know it and you feel worse

Tylenol won't help anything but mask it and though Oh look little johnnie is

up and running about now.. that doesn't mean he's well but that is what

we're trained to think is well. Tylenol is very hard on the liver and it's

so easy to go from a helpful dose to overdose. We don't have anything OTC in

the house at all. we use nothing to chicken soup to homeopathy. so I guess

if I go to the store to buy crackers and 7-up and soup.. that is my OTC cold

remedy

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