Re: Eye Lashes~Tammy

November 29, 2005

Tammy,

Yes, she means the RSS kids. It seems to be a common trait among the

majority of RSS kids. Don't know why, but it is. I always say all

of 's nutrition goes to his hair foliciles because he has so

much hair on his head, long lashes, and just more hairy all

over!! )

Jodi R.

> HI,

> I was wondering, as our kids tend to have long eye lashes if any of

you

> have encountered eye lashes growing into the eye, My daughter Bobbi

has

> a few of her top lashes sticking down into the corner of her eye at

the

> moment and I have tried but cannot get them back out, it doesn't

seem

> to be causing any irritation or discomfort to her, ( just a little

> bloodshot right in the very corner of eye ball) but I'm baffled as

to

> how to get them out. Our Doctor prescribed some anti-biotic cream

and

> has told us to wait a while longer before seeing an eye specialist!

> Any one come across this???

>

> Brigitte

>

November 29, 2005

It's found it kind of strange that had no eyelashes when she was born,

but then all of sudden poof she had these beautiful long lashes. Everyone

comments on them! I haven't been too active on the site lately, how is your

household going? How is ?

Tammy

Jodi wrote:

Tammy,

Yes, she means the RSS kids. It seems to be a common trait among the

majority of RSS kids. Don't know why, but it is. I always say all

of 's nutrition goes to his hair foliciles because he has so

much hair on his head, long lashes, and just more hairy all

over!! )

Jodi R.

> HI,

> I was wondering, as our kids tend to have long eye lashes if any of

you

> have encountered eye lashes growing into the eye, My daughter Bobbi

has

> a few of her top lashes sticking down into the corner of her eye at

the

> moment and I have tried but cannot get them back out, it doesn't

seem

> to be causing any irritation or discomfort to her, ( just a little

> bloodshot right in the very corner of eye ball) but I'm baffled as

to

> how to get them out. Our Doctor prescribed some anti-biotic cream

and

> has told us to wait a while longer before seeing an eye specialist!

> Any one come across this???

>

> Brigitte

>

November 30, 2005

BUSY! I have become like a single parent these days! My husband

works ALL the time now. But, I can't complain. He is doing one heck

of a job. I don't know how he keeps it up, but he has such a great

attitude about it. is well. Been healthy for a spell now. I

just hope it continues. He is back to gagging a lot again and

spitting up some. I have his growth hormone here and now I just have

to wait for someone to teach me how to give it. I am nervous about

starting it, though. It's one of those things. Happy about the

progress, but scared to have to give it everyday and afraid he will

change towards me. Right now I am his protector. When he has to get

shots he knows mommy will be there to hold his hand. I hate that I

am the one that will have to be giving the shots now. He hates them

so much. We have such a great bond, I am afraid to have that go

away. But, then again, he is a very smart little boy, so hopefully

he will realize that mommy is trying to help him. We'll just have to

see. UGH! ;o)

Thanks for asking about .

Jodi R.

> > HI,

> > I was wondering, as our kids tend to have long eye lashes if any

of

> you

> > have encountered eye lashes growing into the eye, My daughter

Bobbi

> has

> > a few of her top lashes sticking down into the corner of her eye

at

> the

> > moment and I have tried but cannot get them back out, it doesn't

> seem

> > to be causing any irritation or discomfort to her, ( just a

little

> > bloodshot right in the very corner of eye ball) but I'm baffled

as

> to

> > how to get them out. Our Doctor prescribed some anti-biotic

cream

> and

> > has told us to wait a while longer before seeing an eye

specialist!

> > Any one come across this???

> >

> > Brigitte

> >

November 30, 2005

Jodi,

I'm so glad we started GH before turned 2. The shots don't

seem to bother her. In fact, she rolls over and patts her little bottom when it

time for the shot. I wipe the area with an alcohol pad first and then she waves

her hand to dry it. The only part she doesn't like is me pinching the skin up

to give the shot. She has no fact so I have too pinch up what she does have so

it won't go to the bone.

screams when a nurse comes in to give her a shot, but doesn't seem to

mind if I give her one. Maybe will be the same. I am 's

protector also and I hated the first time I had to give it to her, but she's

such an angel and somehow makes it so easy on me. Isn't that something! A

child making it somehow easy for a mom to give a shot!

Anyway, I'm glad is doing well right now. has a cold, as

usual. I've been tube feeding her alot, because of her congestion. I don't

mind it though, I'm trying to give her a little more each time to hopefully

stretch her stomach so she can take in more. Right now she can only take in 3

oz at a time tops.

Talk to you later,