DDA Chapter 23

[MrsHeg]

Elin - we just stayed in an AKV studio, I'm not sure there would be room for a roll out even if you didn't pull out the sofa, but the sofa makes into a full size bed, maybe mom and daughter wouldn't mind sharing.

 

[Pooh67_68]

Deb, please give Hunter a gentle from me.

glad that you quit the center.

 

[mommykds]

Deb, I canot even begin to imagine the scare you went thru. Then with the other two watching. It is a very scary thing to see.


I congratulate you for quitting. That needed to be done. You just don't need that added stress in your life.

Deb, please give Hunter a gentle from me.

glad that you quit the center.

I have to ditto this...Deb, I am so sorry. That must have been terrifying. I hope you are all doing o.k.

 

[my3princes]

Deb for you & your family

Thank you all for your support and prayers. You have no idea how much that means to me (and Chris) right now. I'm sitting here with tears rolling down my face as I read your comments

 

[bear74]

Chris thanks you for the birthday wishes. They were perfect. We certainly needed a little sunshine in our day.

We were awaken at 5:45 this morning with a thrashing sound in Hunter's room. We headed into his room to find him in a full blown Grand Mal Seizure. Chris called 911 while I got him onto the floor. He was completely nonresponsive, eyes wide open, but no one home. He was breathing and his heart was beating. I did my best to keep his attention (I have no idea if I did or not) Chris handed me 911 and used the other phone to call my SIL next door. She ran over (she's a nurse) we got some table sugar and managed to get a bit into him through clenched teeth and dry lips. Eventually he began to utter nonsense words and he became combative, trying to get up. The Ambulance came and we checked his sugar which was normal, but we had gotten some sugar into him We got him into the ambulance and off we went. We were probably 15 miles into the trip when he finally came back to reality and started talking and making complete sense. He seems completely fine now. The Dr. really told us nothing. We have a follow up with a pediatric neurologist on Friday. In the thrashing he managed to rebreak his clavicle and much worse. They are treating it as they were, but the 8 weeks start over. Nick and Colby saw all this happen so they were really upset. They didn't go to school, my brother and SIL kept them. Oh, I decided that my stress levels are Way too high at this point so I called and quit at the Aquatic Center. So I guess this is a day for the books.

OMG Deb that must have been very scary. I am glad that Hunter is okay for the most part. about reinguring his clavicle.

 

[babytrees]

so it turns out not only did LUMC mess with me while I was there....it continues on. They don't have to pay into the unemployment coffers so I can't get any at all.

I have to do 40 hours of volunteer service for us to keep our food stamp benefits.....and I had less than 15 days to do it this month (and I was sick last week, so there goes another 5) and working within the parameters of the Work Force Center and Goodwill is going to drive me nuts....basically I have to work 4-9 hour days before Thanksgiving and they don't allow for but a few volunteers on Wednesday (which I found out today) and it has to be during the traditional work week.

I did have an interview today for a job I had put in for yesterday after I got home (so less than a 2 hour turnaround.....4:30 resume sent....6:30 phone call asking for interview)

 

[Disney Yooper]

Happy Birthday Chris!

Scraplifting!!! Happy Birthday!!!!!!!

 

[Disney Yooper]

Chris thanks you for the birthday wishes. They were perfect. We certainly needed a little sunshine in our day.

We were awaken at 5:45 this morning with a thrashing sound in Hunter's room. We headed into his room to find him in a full blown Grand Mal Seizure. Chris called 911 while I got him onto the floor. He was completely nonresponsive, eyes wide open, but no one home. He was breathing and his heart was beating. I did my best to keep his attention (I have no idea if I did or not) Chris handed me 911 and used the other phone to call my SIL next door. She ran over (she's a nurse) we got some table sugar and managed to get a bit into him through clenched teeth and dry lips. Eventually he began to utter nonsense words and he became combative, trying to get up. The Ambulance came and we checked his sugar which was normal, but we had gotten some sugar into him We got him into the ambulance and off we went. We were probably 15 miles into the trip when he finally came back to reality and started talking and making complete sense. He seems completely fine now. The Dr. really told us nothing. We have a follow up with a pediatric neurologist on Friday. In the thrashing he managed to rebreak his clavicle and much worse. They are treating it as they were, but the 8 weeks start over. Nick and Colby saw all this happen so they were really upset. They didn't go to school, my brother and SIL kept them. Oh, I decided that my stress levels are Way too high at this point so I called and quit at the Aquatic Center. So I guess this is a day for the books.

OMG! I am so sorry to hear this Deb. It is definitely best that you end the job at the Aquatic Center with something like this on your plate. Life is too short for the stress you were under anyway. Poor Hunter. Actually, poor Deb, Chris, Hunter, Nick & Colby. I can't imagine how upsetting this could be.

 

[Disney Yooper]

Deb for you & your family

Scraplifting!!!! My exact sentiments.

 

[my3princes]

so it turns out not only did LUMC mess with me while I was there....it continues on. They don't have to pay into the unemployment coffers so I can't get any at all.

I have to do 40 hours of volunteer service for us to keep our food stamp benefits.....and I had less than 15 days to do it this month (and I was sick last week, so there goes another 5) and working within the parameters of the Work Force Center and Goodwill is going to drive me nuts....basically I have to work 4-9 hour days before Thanksgiving and they don't allow for but a few volunteers on Wednesday (which I found out today) and it has to be during the traditional work week.

I did have an interview today for a job I had put in for yesterday after I got home (so less than a 2 hour turnaround.....4:30 resume sent....6:30 phone call asking for interview)

 

[my3princes]

We're getting ready for bed. I'm nervous about what "could" happen and praying that nothing happens and Hunter is also worried that he may have another seizure if he falls asleep. Thankfully we are both exhausted. I'll try to pop in before school with a nighttime update. Thanks again for being here.

 

[Disney Yooper]

We're getting ready for bed. I'm nervous about what "could" happen and praying that nothing happens and Hunter is also worried that he may have another seizure if he falls asleep. Thankfully we are both exhausted. I'll try to pop in before school with a nighttime update. Thanks again for being here.

If you need to talk, feel free to call ANYTIME. You have my cell # and since I live by myself during the week, you won't disturb anyone but me if you call!!!!

 

[Steffy]

HAPPY 7TH BIRTHDAY COLBY!

Scraplifting! Happy Birthday Colby! A day late. So sorry.

 

[Steffy]

Happy Birthday Chris!

Oh Tammi, this could not be more perfect!

Happy Birthday Chris!

 

[Steffy]

Chris thanks you for the birthday wishes. They were perfect. We certainly needed a little sunshine in our day.

We were awaken at 5:45 this morning with a thrashing sound in Hunter's room. We headed into his room to find him in a full blown Grand Mal Seizure. Chris called 911 while I got him onto the floor. He was completely nonresponsive, eyes wide open, but no one home. He was breathing and his heart was beating. I did my best to keep his attention (I have no idea if I did or not) Chris handed me 911 and used the other phone to call my SIL next door. She ran over (she's a nurse) we got some table sugar and managed to get a bit into him through clenched teeth and dry lips. Eventually he began to utter nonsense words and he became combative, trying to get up. The Ambulance came and we checked his sugar which was normal, but we had gotten some sugar into him We got him into the ambulance and off we went. We were probably 15 miles into the trip when he finally came back to reality and started talking and making complete sense. He seems completely fine now. The Dr. really told us nothing. We have a follow up with a pediatric neurologist on Friday. In the thrashing he managed to rebreak his clavicle and much worse. They are treating it as they were, but the 8 weeks start over. Nick and Colby saw all this happen so they were really upset. They didn't go to school, my brother and SIL kept them. Oh, I decided that my stress levels are Way too high at this point so I called and quit at the Aquatic Center. So I guess this is a day for the books.

OMG!!! I'm so glad to read that Hunter is okay, but what a day. I'm so glad you quit your job.

 

[PNO4TE]

Elin - we just stayed in an AKV studio, I'm not sure there would be room for a roll out even if you didn't pull out the sofa, but the sofa makes into a full size bed, maybe mom and daughter wouldn't mind sharing.

Thanks, Debbie. The problem is that there are four of us so that means I have to share a bed with someone I don't know very well. I don't even like to share a bed with my husband most nights anymore!

 

[PNO4TE]

Deb (and Chris) - you two must have been terrified. I am glad Hunter is doing better tonight, but hope the medical profession can get to the bottom of this for you al very soon. Poor Nick and Colby. They must have been very scared too.

I think leaving the Aquatic Center is one of the smartest things you have done in a while. Good for you!

 

[PNO4TE]

Theresa - It seems like there ought to be something that can be done for you!

 

[lovesdumbo]

Chris thanks you for the birthday wishes. They were perfect. We certainly needed a little sunshine in our day.

We were awaken at 5:45 this morning with a thrashing sound in Hunter's room. We headed into his room to find him in a full blown Grand Mal Seizure. Chris called 911 while I got him onto the floor. He was completely nonresponsive, eyes wide open, but no one home. He was breathing and his heart was beating. I did my best to keep his attention (I have no idea if I did or not) Chris handed me 911 and used the other phone to call my SIL next door. She ran over (she's a nurse) we got some table sugar and managed to get a bit into him through clenched teeth and dry lips. Eventually he began to utter nonsense words and he became combative, trying to get up. The Ambulance came and we checked his sugar which was normal, but we had gotten some sugar into him We got him into the ambulance and off we went. We were probably 15 miles into the trip when he finally came back to reality and started talking and making complete sense. He seems completely fine now. The Dr. really told us nothing. We have a follow up with a pediatric neurologist on Friday. In the thrashing he managed to rebreak his clavicle and much worse. They are treating it as they were, but the 8 weeks start over. Nick and Colby saw all this happen so they were really upset. They didn't go to school, my brother and SIL kept them. Oh, I decided that my stress levels are Way too high at this point so I called and quit at the Aquatic Center. So I guess this is a day for the books.

I'm so sorry for all of you. Poor Hunter Hope you find some answers quickly.

 

[tmfranlk]

Chris thanks you for the birthday wishes. They were perfect. We certainly needed a little sunshine in our day.

We were awaken at 5:45 this morning with a thrashing sound in Hunter's room. We headed into his room to find him in a full blown Grand Mal Seizure. Chris called 911 while I got him onto the floor. He was completely nonresponsive, eyes wide open, but no one home. He was breathing and his heart was beating. I did my best to keep his attention (I have no idea if I did or not) Chris handed me 911 and used the other phone to call my SIL next door. She ran over (she's a nurse) we got some table sugar and managed to get a bit into him through clenched teeth and dry lips. Eventually he began to utter nonsense words and he became combative, trying to get up. The Ambulance came and we checked his sugar which was normal, but we had gotten some sugar into him We got him into the ambulance and off we went. We were probably 15 miles into the trip when he finally came back to reality and started talking and making complete sense. He seems completely fine now. The Dr. really told us nothing. We have a follow up with a pediatric neurologist on Friday. In the thrashing he managed to rebreak his clavicle and much worse. They are treating it as they were, but the 8 weeks start over. Nick and Colby saw all this happen so they were really upset. They didn't go to school, my brother and SIL kept them. Oh, I decided that my stress levels are Way too high at this point so I called and quit at the Aquatic Center. So I guess this is a day for the books.

Deb! What a day for all of you. I hope that Hunter has a good night tonight. He'll be in our prayers. Hope you get an answer on Friday.

so it turns out not only did LUMC mess with me while I was there....it continues on. They don't have to pay into the unemployment coffers so I can't get any at all.

I have to do 40 hours of volunteer service for us to keep our food stamp benefits.....and I had less than 15 days to do it this month (and I was sick last week, so there goes another 5) and working within the parameters of the Work Force Center and Goodwill is going to drive me nuts....basically I have to work 4-9 hour days before Thanksgiving and they don't allow for but a few volunteers on Wednesday (which I found out today) and it has to be during the traditional work week.

I did have an interview today for a job I had put in for yesterday after I got home (so less than a 2 hour turnaround.....4:30 resume sent....6:30 phone call asking for interview)

Theresa. I hope you can work out your volunteer hours without any more problems. A speedy interview sounds good. I hope it went well and produces a speedy offer as well.