Thursday, January 31, 2008

Sicky McSickertons cont.

Daughter is back in school.

Husband is back at work.

Son is still feverish. Spiked up to 105.3 last night. It was scary for me. Called for the doctor at 9:23pm. He never called us back. I think I'm switching doctors.

I'm happy I could be healthy to take care of everyone I love to do it but I'm getting tired. I've never had them ALL sick at the same time before. Late nights and early mornings are tough on this old lady.

I hope your having a wonderful week. Take care!

4 comments:

Granny Annie said...

The truth of the matter is, we have not been sick in weeks (knock on wood) because we have not seen grandchildren in weeks! My poor brother and sil and my sister and bil have all been sick as dogs after recent gatherings with their grandchildren. Oh well, I still envy them and if I don't see my grandchildren soon, I'm going to explode!

Granny Annie said...

Oh yes, and how could I fail to express happiness that your family is healing and sorrow that your son is still ill. I had a doctor once who charged me for calling him in the middle of the night. Pooh!

Love the title Sickie McSickertons! You should write a children's book.

sprinkle4 said...

Two down, one to go! I know it's hard to take care of 'em all at once like that, so when everyone is well, take you a day off!

And yeah, I would switch doctors too. You'd think they would be courteous enough to at least return the call or at the very least have an on-call doc call you back.

Blessings!

Lucy Stern said...

105.3 and the doctor didn't call back? He's out'a there! New doctor. How did you get his fever down? I'm glad that CCB and your daughter is better. Try to get some of that chicken soup down your son and keep feeding it to the others as well. I know it has kept me well this winter.

Something else that might be helping my family is that I started using Clorox cleanup on the counters in the kitchen every night before going to bed. Maybe I'm killing more germs than I thought. Alright, well, it's a guess.