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[autumnbronze]

fightingmom:

autumnbronze:

I am sooooooo exhausted .....


Been waking up nights to the sound of DS2 gagging and subsequently regurgitating intermittently foamy and saliva like substance.

As I have become a light sleeper since his birth, it's very difficult to go back to sleep easily.

I am sending kids to in-laws (doing this out of desperation) today to catch up on many days worth of lack of sleep. Hopefully I can .... despite the fact that there is some drilling work going on.

We have an appointment to see a specialist at KKH on the 18th.

Oh dear! You better :snooze: as much as possible. Hope your DS2 will get better. :hugs:

Know what it is like to go without much sleep. I , for one, am \"floating\" around today. Didn't sleep much and it does not help when my body clock is a very reliable one ! :faint:

Take care, autumnbronze ! :grphug:

Hi fightingmom,

:hugs: back and :thankyou: for your concern.

I hope that day you were 'floating' around was a one day/one off thingee. With age catching up, it is really really challenging to get by with hardly any sleep :sad:

[fightingmom]

autumnbronze:

fightingmom:

[quote=\"autumnbronze\"]I am sooooooo exhausted .....


Been waking up nights to the sound of DS2 gagging and subsequently regurgitating intermittently foamy and saliva like substance.

As I have become a light sleeper since his birth, it's very difficult to go back to sleep easily.

I am sending kids to in-laws (doing this out of desperation) today to catch up on many days worth of lack of sleep. Hopefully I can .... despite the fact that there is some drilling work going on.

We have an appointment to see a specialist at KKH on the 18th.

Oh dear! You better :snooze: as much as possible. Hope your DS2 will get better. :hugs:

Know what it is like to go without much sleep. I , for one, am \"floating\" around today. Didn't sleep much and it does not help when my body clock is a very reliable one ! :faint:

Take care, autumnbronze ! :grphug:

Hi fightingmom,

:hugs: back and :thankyou: for your concern.

I hope that day you were 'floating' around was a one day/one off thingee. With age catching up, it is really really challenging to get by with hardly any sleep :sad:[/quote]Am still floating .... Nay... Just pulling your leg
But still not able to sleep past 6am, which is actually not so bad since tmr school re-opens liao so no need to restart engine ...

How's your ds2 ? Is he getting better ? What doc said during the check up on 18th? If not convenient to mention here, it is ok. Just that your baby is ok. Heart breaking to see the little one suffer and mommie must be heart pain too.

[autumnbronze]

fightingmom:

Am still floating .... Nay... Just pulling your leg
But still not able to sleep past 6am, which is actually not so bad since tmr school re-opens liao so no need to restart engine ...

How's your ds2 ? Is he getting better ? What doc said during the check up on 18th? If not convenient to mention here, it is ok. Just that your baby is ok. Heart breaking to see the little one suffer and mommie must be heart pain too.

Hi fightingmom,

I actually wrote another post to update about my son. The post somehow got lost.

Ok. I type again.

We went to see sonny's private PD on the 16th cuz he was vomiting the same foamy sticky saliva like substance the whole night. The PD suggested that we give sonny night milk feed earlier, ie before dinner. So we did just that. He takes his last milk feed anytime between 3 to 430pm. Miraculously, since then, the vomiting has stopped.

When we went to see the specialist, who is incidentally the HOD, on the 18th, he was baffled at the description of the vomit and even asked us what we thought it was :roll: He suggested x-ray which meant that sonny had to take barium first :yikes:

We declined the suggestion politely, explaining that we will monitor sonny closely since he has been vomit free for the past two days. As of today, sonny has not vomited for the past 1 week after following as per the PD's advice. we are still figuring what is the co-relation between the intake of milk and his vomit :scratchhead:

The other thing that is worrying us is that he is not able to take bite size food. He is still taking blended rice and gags if he swallows pieces of food are too big. We suspect that perhaps his esophagus might be a little narrow. However, we are adopting a wait and see attitude, hoping that he will outgrow this as he gets older :xedfingers: and

[auntieM]

Hope he gets well soon.. :hugs:

Take good care oki..

[fightingmom]

autumnbronze:

fightingmom:

Am still floating .... Nay... Just pulling your leg
But still not able to sleep past 6am, which is actually not so bad since tmr school re-opens liao so no need to restart engine ...

How's your ds2 ? Is he getting better ? What doc said during the check up on 18th? If not convenient to mention here, it is ok. Just that your baby is ok. Heart breaking to see the little one suffer and mommie must be heart pain too.

Hi fightingmom,

I actually wrote another post to update about my son. The post somehow got lost.

Ok. I type again.

We went to see sonny's private PD on the 16th cuz he was vomiting the same foamy sticky saliva like substance the whole night. The PD suggested that we give sonny night milk feed earlier, ie before dinner. So we did just that. He takes his last milk feed anytime between 3 to 430pm. Miraculously, since then, the vomiting has stopped.

When we went to see the specialist, who is incidentally the HOD, on the 18th, he was baffled at the description of the vomit and even asked us what we thought it was :roll: He suggested x-ray which meant that sonny had to take barium first :yikes:

:yikes: :yikes:

autumnbronze:

We declined the suggestion politely, explaining that we will monitor sonny closely since he has been vomit free for the past two days. As of today, sonny has not vomited for the past 1 week after following as per the PD's advice. we are still figuring what is the co-relation between the intake of milk and his vomit :scratchhead:

The other thing that is worrying us is that he is not able to take bite size food. He is still taking blended rice and gags if he swallows pieces of food are too big. We suspect that perhaps his esophagus might be a little narrow. However, we are adopting a wait and see attitude, hoping that he will outgrow this as he gets older :xedfingers: and

Am sure he will gets better
You take care. Must be tiring for you too. :hugs:

[buds]

Good to know that he has been vomit-free for awhile. :hugs:

[fightingmom]

:peekaboo: Hi autumnbronze ,



Wishing you and family a great day and week ahead ! :hugs:

Have time , we should \"chit-chat\"

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[buds]

Hi.. hope you're feeling much better from that flu you were nursing this morning. :snuggles:


The prezzies I got for ur DS1 finally arrived.. Ohhh sure hope he likes it. For your charming toy boy DS2... he's gonna have something special that buds_chubs is enjoying now. Hopefully he too will drop his other toys for this sometime.

Sorry time was tight last week.. will try to arrange to meet up soon. In the meantime, take care. :hugs: Kisses n hugs for the boys.

[KSP]

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[BlurBee]

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