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Hey Guys! It's been about two weeks since I last posted. I've been

busy throwing Crosby's 1st birthday party. We had a big scare this

past Sat. night. At midnight Crosby woke up crying as he often does

so I made him a bottle and went into his room. When I picked him up

he was curled up in the fetal postion, shaking crying/screaming as if

scared or in pain in short wails, a little warm, and his whole body

was stiff in that position. He would not straighten out. I thought

he was just mad because it took a while for me to get to him. I

tried to give him the bottle and he bit down hard on the nipple and

his eyes rolled back in his head. I knew something was wrong and we

decided to take him to the ER. While dashing around trying to get

our other child up to go, I noticed that his hands were turning blue

and he was grunting as if he wasn't getting enough oxygen. I called

911 because at that point I didn't want to risk the ride to the ER

without help. The ER doctor said that he had a febrile seizure due

to sudden onset of a fever (it was 99 at the house when the emt's got

there and up to 104 by the time we got to the hosp.) The fever was

caused by an ear infection that I didn't even know he had. This is

the second time he's had an ear infection and neither time was I

aware that he had one. He shows no clear signs (pulling at his ears,

etc.) I wonder how long he's had it and if he's had others that I

didn't know about. We are coming to convention and are seeing Dr. H.

to hopefully get a diagnosis. Has anyone else had similar problems?

I'm wondering if this is related to RSS in any way or if it is just a

freak incidence.

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OMG i'm so sorry that you had to go through that how scary!! I'm an EMT and

also a medical assistant. So i just wanted to let you know febrile seizures

are common in children ( even healthy ones) The bad part is the children who

have had a history of a febrile seizure will usually continue to have them

when a high fever arises. So I would just be on the alert! You can ask you

pediatrican for a RX for rectal valium if he insert this at the onset of the

seizure it will take it away. You can check with your doc but I believe you may

be able to insert this as early as the onset of a fever. Good luck and I hope

everything works out.

Mom to

Louis 6

Madison 3 1/2 RSS

Shane 19 months

8 months

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I replied also that it was moifin but now that you say valium thats what my

niece takes when her gets above 99 degrees.

Sorry for the mix up.

Fwd: Saturday night 911

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OMG i'm so sorry that you had to go through that how scary!! I'm an EMT and

also a medical assistant. So i just wanted to let you know febrile seizures

are common in children ( even healthy ones) The bad part is the children who

have had a history of a febrile seizure will usually continue to have them

when a high fever arises. So I would just be on the alert! You can ask you

pediatrican for a RX for rectal valium if he insert this at the onset of the

seizure it will take it away. You can check with your doc but I believe you may

be able to insert this as early as the onset of a fever. Good luck and I hope

everything works out.

Mom to

Louis 6

Madison 3 1/2 RSS

Shane 19 months

8 months

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