Post by dixeedeluxe on Jan 29, 2015 14:54:42 GMT -5
OK, I just looked and I'm wrong kdrake8. Adeline has always used the Children's. So I have just been giving her consistent dosing forever with the Children's.
HOW SUPPLIED •Pediatric/infant drops 50mg/1.25ml •Children’s liquid 100mg/5ml •Chewable tablets 50mg or 100mg •Junior strength caplets 100mg
C25K...it works Seaside 5K...........40:45(2012) Turkey Trot..........41:30(2012)/37:08(2013)/37:40(2014) St Pat's 5K..........39:27(2013)/38:48(2014)/35:12(2015) Belair Town Run......38:09(2013)/36:27(2014) Back To Football 5K..37:36(2013)/43:44(2015) Balt Run Fest 5K.....34:59(2013)/41:50(2014)/35:54(2015)
C25K...it works Seaside 5K...........40:45(2012) Turkey Trot..........41:30(2012)/37:08(2013)/37:40(2014) St Pat's 5K..........39:27(2013)/38:48(2014)/35:12(2015) Belair Town Run......38:09(2013)/36:27(2014) Back To Football 5K..37:36(2013)/43:44(2015) Balt Run Fest 5K.....34:59(2013)/41:50(2014)/35:54(2015)
Post by Dorothy Zbornak on Jan 29, 2015 15:28:12 GMT -5
Butters had a febrile seizure today ... DH was in the kitchen and when he went into the living room, Butters was as stiff as a board. DH gave him diazepam, and he is fine now (except for being sick, obvs), but this hasn't happened in a year. We thought he had outgrown them. Poor DH was alone and was all rattled up when he called me at work. Blerg.
I'm about ready to punch my (male) coworker. Just got back from lunch and he was trying to argue with myself and another female coworker (who is also a mom) about whether or not a woman's hips change/widen after giving birth. He then called his wife to ask her and she agreed with us females. But he was still like 'I just don't think your bones actually change...I'm sure it's more just the extra baby weight that you add.' /palm-forehead
Said no man ever that was allowed to keep breathing....
C25K...it works Seaside 5K...........40:45(2012) Turkey Trot..........41:30(2012)/37:08(2013)/37:40(2014) St Pat's 5K..........39:27(2013)/38:48(2014)/35:12(2015) Belair Town Run......38:09(2013)/36:27(2014) Back To Football 5K..37:36(2013)/43:44(2015) Balt Run Fest 5K.....34:59(2013)/41:50(2014)/35:54(2015)
I'm about ready to punch my (male) coworker. Just got back from lunch and he was trying to argue with myself and another female coworker (who is also a mom) about whether or not a woman's hips change/widen after giving birth. He then called his wife to ask her and she agreed with us females. But he was still like 'I just don't think your bones actually change...I'm sure it's more just the extra baby weight that you add.' /palm-forehead
Said no man ever that was allowed to keep breathing....
Yeah...I have no idea how his wife puts up with him. He has had numerous other punch-worthy comments.
I asked my husband to take off on R's bday and he said no because it's the last day of the quarter. I'm irrationally sad. Our family day won't be as fun on the day after she turns one!
My H couldn't take off either but got off early instead. Is that an option?
No, he will be working all freaking night. He said he can take off the next day but wahhh
I'm going to cry when they come up with something better than Blu-Ray. I'm building up such an awesome Disney collection, so no new innovations for a long time.
I think it will all be just digital "copies" eventually, which I support. I hate it when a disc gets scratched and you're just SOL.
I'm so angry right now it's not even funny. Emerson just had speech and her speech therapist works for the program that we were hoping to get Em into, that was supposedly holding a spot for her, and then suddenly filled up. She told me she feels Emerson needs advanced peer roll models and the program I saw the other day is not ideal for Emerson. She also told me the center that suddenly filled up ( where Emerson has gone since she was 5 months old) is afraid of handling her because she's "medically fragile" and she had a tantrum the one day I took her to visit. She had a tantrum because she wanted to play with her friends and has barely been around children her age for the last six months. I'm really aggravated and I'm starting to doubt the place I saw is good for Em, but I don't think keeping her home in EI until September is an answer either. Everything about Emerson's case is atypical and I'm just scared she's going to get overlooked or placed into a program that is "good enough for now" but won't be good in the long term. I hate this so much. I'm going to have to call the district tomorrow and then the preschool supervisor. I'm sorry for the long rant and I know am probably hugely overreacting, but I just cannot let this poor kid down anymore. Thanks for listening guys.
Oh gosh, this is so stressful!! I don't blame you for worrying about this, it's a big deal. I hope you're able to work something out. I know you mentioned that at the new preschool she was going to be placed in the "special needs" room, is there a way to get her into the integrated class like you wanted? Maybe then she could be around advanced peers but also get any special help she needs? That is our goal for Violet. (I think. I am also confused with where to send her, integrated vs "normal" school.)
I think the center where Emerson was originally is way over reacting and I wish they would at least give it a trial period to see how she does.
You're a great mom and you're not letting her down, no matter where she goes.
I know we're a little behind the times here, but B got Frozen for Christmas and we're watching it for the billionth time. Also, on another random note, does Motherhood Maternity do bra fittings? I only have one ill-fitting bra that is falling apart.
Post by laurensmomma on Jan 29, 2015 17:13:44 GMT -5
kandrze1, I'm so sorry this is happening, sweetie. In absolutely no way have you let your sweet little E down. You've been her champion, and there for her every step of the way during this difficult time.
I don't have any advice on what the answer is, but just wanted to offer my support. You'll make the right call. Hugs.
Omg there is somebody on my new BMB saying she got a UTI from a boyfriend because he was dirty because he was uncircumcised. That's why she's going to circumcise her son... Why are people so weird?
So, apparently what's wrong with my wrist/thumb is called deQuervains syndrome. I was googling yesterday and apparently most people are cured with 1 or 2 injections if corticosteroids. So WTF am I still in so much pain and just doing PT twice a week?? I'm going to bring with up with the PT tomorrow.
This happened to me after my last pregnancy too. I had no idea it was called deQuervains syndrome. I started acupuncture to treat some other things going on with me, but my acupuncturist also worked on my wrist/thumb pain. It went away after about a month (1 time weekly) of treatments. Just something to consider if you don't want to try meds.
However, if I had known about the steroid injections I might have gone that route!
Good luck! That pain was so annoying and frustrating.
Oh gosh, this is so stressful!! I don't blame you for worrying about this, it's a big deal. I hope you're able to work something out. I know you mentioned that at the new preschool she was going to be placed in the "special needs" room, is there a way to get her into the integrated class like you wanted? Maybe then she could be around advanced peers but also get any special help she needs? That is our goal for Violet. (I think. I am also confused with where to send her, integrated vs "normal" school.)
I think the center where Emerson was originally is way over reacting and I wish they would at least give it a trial period to see how she does.
You're a great mom and you're not letting her down, no matter where she goes.
She's supposed to be in an integrated classroom. The classroom she's going to is supposed to be integrated, but it's not because no peer models are currently enrolled. Her old school is a typical daycare/preschool but it has an integrated room, which is where I wanted her. Her therapist told me the classroom she's going to is more self-contained because of the lack of peer models. It is really confusing and stressful! I don't think she belongs in a "normal" non integrated room right now, but I really, really think she needs peer models. Ugh. I need wine.
Oh gosh, this is so stressful!! I don't blame you for worrying about this, it's a big deal. I hope you're able to work something out. I know you mentioned that at the new preschool she was going to be placed in the "special needs" room, is there a way to get her into the integrated class like you wanted? Maybe then she could be around advanced peers but also get any special help she needs? That is our goal for Violet. (I think. I am also confused with where to send her, integrated vs "normal" school.)
I think the center where Emerson was originally is way over reacting and I wish they would at least give it a trial period to see how she does.
You're a great mom and you're not letting her down, no matter where she goes.
She's supposed to be in an integrated classroom. The classroom she's going to is supposed to be integrated, but it's not because no peer models are currently enrolled. Her old school is a typical daycare/preschool but it has an integrated room, which is where I wanted her. Her therapist told me the classroom she's going to is more self-contained because of the lack of peer models. It is really confusing and stressful! I don't think she belongs in a "normal" non integrated room right now, but I really, really think she needs peer models. Ugh. I need wine.
Peer models! That is the term I have been searching for, haha. Thank you . I think it's really frustrating that no peer models enrolled bc I bet integrated would be perfect for her. I'm pretty sure at the school we want V to go to that the incentive is lower tuition for the kids not needing therapy.
Post by ivegotthemunchkins on Jan 29, 2015 17:44:23 GMT -5
A has a cold. When we dropped her off this morning she was a little stuffy, but nothing bad. When we picked her up, she was a red eyed snotty mess. She seems so miserable and I feel so bad for her.
On the plus side, having both parents working as teachers means we bring home lots of germs and this is the first time she's been sick. So we are very fortunate on that front. I just get so sad hearing her pathetic little coughs and sniffles.
My H couldn't take off either but got off early instead. Is that an option?
No, he will be working all freaking night. He said he can take off the next day but wahhh
Aw I'm sorry but luckily, babies have no concept of time and she won't realize it's the day after her birthday. She, you all, will have a great time regardless.
I had to put a size 6 diaper on Amelia at the mall today bc her diapers must have fallen out of the bag. She looked so ridiculous but had to be changed
Post by LilsLove418 on Jan 29, 2015 18:30:48 GMT -5
Lily was literally screaming and crying.... Because I cut her food up. She finally composed herself enough to sit down and start eating. My H told her she can watch a show when I leave for the gym. She turned to me and said "you go now." This child...
Peer models! That is the term I have been searching for, haha. Thank you . I think it's really frustrating that no peer models enrolled bc I bet integrated would be perfect for her. I'm pretty sure at the school we want V to go to that the incentive is lower tuition for the kids not needing therapy.
I'm sorry, kandrze, that's so frustrating.
How do peer model parents find out about these schools? I hope this isn't an insensitive question! I'm just curious because I'm looking at schools for G.