Elizabeth, our 17 month old, was admitted to the hospital yesterday with respiratory distress. With the assistance of Tamiflu, Louis, Maddie and I weathered a case of the influenza, and we thought that Lizzie had the same. Three days of medicine didn't make a dent, which now makes sense since last night's x-rays determined that it was pneumonia.
Today, the doctor leading her treatment team told Heather that Lizzie is not getting out before Friday at the earliest. She is "the sickest child in the peds ward" of a large hospital. In attempt to reassure that did the opposite, he said that it is a short trip to the ICU for her should it be necessary.
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ReplyDeleteHow distressing! This lurker will certainly pray.
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ReplyDeletePrayers coming.
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ReplyDeletePraying, Dale.
ReplyDeletePoor baby! Prayers on the way, for her and for your whole family.
ReplyDeleteYou will remain in my prayers and thoughts, at the Hours and Mass. God be with you and with your poor child!
ReplyDeletePrayers coming for your daughter, you and your family, and the doctors.
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ReplyDeleteGet well soon, Elizabeth!
Hi, Dale!
ReplyDeleteI will pray for your daughter Elizabeth's speedy recovery.
Sean
Prayers on the way Dale.
ReplyDeleteyou got it!
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