bumbershoot
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Her granddaughter is sick again. She tells her dil not to give the baby any milk, because she has a fever. Why, you may ask... because the fever will curdle the milk in her stomach and make the child sicker.![]()
Painfully, there are SO many people out there that think that. And sadder, there are many who believe it when their relatives or nurses and doctors (so so sad) say it, and act on it.

The presence of milk in the stomach doesn't make you throw up, it just makes for a nastier cleanup experience when you do.
FWIW, when my son has thrown up with a belly full of milk from nursing, his vomit smells sweet, like vanilla ice cream. And it dries even sweeter-smelling (I know this b/c he threw up on a satin quilt my mom made for ME, and I had no idea how to clean it, put it aside, and later when I smelled it, it was like someone had dumped sugar-water on it it smelled so sweet). No curdles, just liquid milk.

Now, throwing up after cow's milk I would expect to be a different story! (unless one is a calf)
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Today's installment...wha? She moos? And what's the soda bottle opening noise all about?
Oh, and tell her she can go to Korea, because the largest Xian church (unless something has changed in the last 8 or so years) is there. Still more Buddhists there than Christian, but there is that big church.
Nevermind, don't tell her that, I can only imagine she'd decide to take a trip just at the same time we decide to go visit DH's family, and we'd run into each other and have to hang out.

