My sick little monkey

An Irish blessing to your little one hope he gets better soon

Tough lil soldier yo have there!

DavidEB wrote in post #2550293
glad he's well. nothing is scarier to parents than a febrile seizure. PM sent.

thanks for sharing some very personal photos. good shots.

Thank YOU for sound medical advice. I appreciate that.

Lord_Malone wrote in post #2550350
Thank YOU for sound medical advice. I appreciate that.

He's OK now?

I Simonius wrote in post #2550874
He's OK now?

He's back to his normal self.

Lord_Malone wrote in post #2551142
He's back to his normal self.

That's good news!

My son, now seven, had fibral seizures whenever a fever spiked to >99. Nothing like a seizure to strike a parent with fear. they generally grow out of them, or never have them, again. He also had stitches in forehead - shaped like an "L". Since his name is Al, I keep threatening to finish his name if he doesn't listen. Kids are usually tough, glad to hear your's is back to his normal self.

jfrancho wrote in post #2551348
My son, now seven, had fibral seizures whenever a fever spiked to >99. Nothing like a seizure to strike a parent with fear.

Tell me about it. My wife went hysterical (along with most of the family), but I remained surprisingly calm throughout the ordeal. Somehow I knew that it would pass.

Glad you guys appreciate me sharing this experience with you.

Lord_Malone wrote in post #2551704
Tell me about it. My wife went hysterical (along with most of the family), but I remained surprisingly calm throughout the ordeal. Somehow I knew that it would pass.

Glad you guys appreciate me share this experience with you.

Glad he is doing better. You were trained to stay calm in serious situations. When people (not all) get hysterical, they tend to make poor desisions based on emotion and not intellect. So I am glad you were calm. Tough kid too.... I would have cried the whole time!:o

So when do we get a slide show of your trip?

R_Metzel wrote in post #2551792
Glad he is doing better. You were trained to stay calm in serious situations. When people (not all) get hysterical, they tend to make poor desisions based on emotion and not intellect. So I am glad you were calm. Tough kid too.... I would have cried the whole time!:o

So when do we get a slide show of your trip?

I'm still sorting through them all. I'm just picking out a few here and there and posting them randomly. So are you back with us now, Rob? In the market for a new kit?

Lord_Malone wrote in post #2551950
I'm still sorting through them all. I'm just picking out a few here and there and posting them randomly. So are you back with us now, Rob? In the market for a new kit?

Yes, I finally back! I am not sure what I want to get yet though. I only have alittle to spend for now. So either a used 30d and kit lens, or used xt with a couple of decent lenses, a grip and a flash. Ill probably go with the xt, just so I can get better glass and a flash. I really want the 30d though.

Lord_Malone wrote in post #2551704
Tell me about it. My wife went hysterical (along with most of the family), but I remained surprisingly calm throughout the ordeal. Somehow I knew that it would pass.

Glad you guys appreciate me share this experience with you.

Glad he's on the way to recovery, my daughter spent a week with here hands tied to the bed in the hospital. She almost lost a kidney and had to have major surgery and after that she had to learn to walk and use her kidneys again (cathoter tube for a month) Anyway it was very scarry.
Hope everything goes well, makes you love the little guy even more.

Dan

mrclark321 wrote in post #2552188
Glad he's on the way to recovery, my daughter spent a week with here hands tied to the bed in the hospital. She almost lost a kidney and had to have major surgery and after that she had to learn to walk and use her kidneys again (cathoter tube for a month) Anyway it was very scarry.
Hope everything goes well, makes you love the little guy even more.

Dan

Man, that's just terrible. My little guy definitely gave us a scare, so it's hard to imagine going through your ordeal. Hope all is well.

Lord_Malone wrote in post #2552648
Man, that's just terrible. My little guy definitely gave us a scare, so it's hard to imagine going through your ordeal. Hope all is well.

Thanks LM that was 5 years ago and all seems well but in the back of your mind you always worry about your kids and pray for there health. I imagine all your military training helped you stay calm. You have to have at least one calm member in the family.

Dan

Glad he's okay. And stop calling him a monkey or I'll slap you upside your noggin.

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