Monday, December 04, 2006

Well, all the sickies around here are improving... still quite a bit of coughing and hacking and so on, but Toby seems to really be responding to the asthma meds.
It's amazing how being 6 weeks early and then getting RSV did such a doozy on his lungs. The doctor told Richy that when we know a cold front is coming, to start using the nebulizer treatments ahead of time... interesting.. he has been getting sick and wheezy when the temp is about to change. Our little barometer. It's a seasonal thing we'll have to watch for a couple of years, but they usually outgrow it.
My 24 weeker, however, is a trooper. He hardly ever gets sick and when he does, he just carries on. Stanley genes, there.

Mama is fine. Normal. Or you know, relatively. If it was a stroke, it left no indicators... so the best possible outcome to a scary scenario.
She found out she was pregnant while she was in the hospital. While it has been a shock to the family, we all have rallied to support her.

33 comments:

jess said...

She ain't talkin

Nate said...

hmm...I wonder if this "modern medicine" is making kids weak...drugs and such from the mother being passed to the kiddo in the womb. Then when said kiddo is born, at the drop of a hat, the american family brings it to the hospital to be shot full of drugs. So the kiddo's body never builds immunities, the drugs do all the work.

I'm not naming names, just noticing a trend here in America. If anything CTK has tons of sick kids that are allowed to be sick untill such a time as the parents are driven crazy and to maintain sanity, bring them to the doctor.

Modern medicine is great, oldy timey kids had a lot higher mortality rate...one might contribute that to them being kept at home when sick...or you may contribute it to there not being a cure for...like...tons of diseases that are simple things to deal with today. Kids used to DIE from chicken pox...some still do occasionally...but for the most part...an interesting little paradoxical question I've posed.

at least to my brain it is.

BTW...the bubonic plague, y'know the one that wiped out half of Europe, was a form of chicken pox...no one had immunities, and the sanitary conditions of the time were absolutely atrocious. Read about it sometime...it's naz-T

Nate said...

but, after becoming a parent, my opinion/outlook on this may/probably will change

Josh said...

Glad to hear Linda is OK and your fam-ill-y is doing better.

She having a boy or girl?

Josh said...

That’s very interesting what the doc said about getting ready when cold fronts are coming. A lot of things happen cyclical like that. I broke out in hives all over, really bad, when I was 11. Then, for 4 or 5 years, at the same time every winter I would get a patch of hives on my forearms and legs.

Josh said...

What's Richy's public speaking job for? Introducing the company services to possible clients? Presentations to exisiting clients?

Georgia said...

Mamapc. I thought the praise and worship leader for the spanish at CFNI was Marcus Witt. Is that John's nephew or have they changed that?

Georgia said...

Mama is having another baby! She just finds those wealthy landowners irresistable.


Isnt it strange how when Jess gets pregnant me and Mom do too.

Hmmm... There might be a link here.

Georgia said...

Didn't Jess get Terri pregnant once?

Ahh... Maybe MCF needs to watch more tv in the living room with lots of people around.
Do we have other forms of entertainment?

Maybe we should start bird-watching or we could have hot-dog eating contests.

Napalm are you in?

Georgia said...

I tell you who needs to get pregnant.

That is Beth C. She needs a little girl to make all them boys confused.

Good for Andy too.

Georgia said...

Bobby and Calvin are confused. For sure!

Nate said...

only if they're Kosher hot dogs...preferably Hebrew National or Nathan's brand...

if anything else...count me out. I'll puke after the first one

Josh said...

Bird-watching is your solution to people not getting pregnant?

Georgia said...

Im just stating that we need some other forms of entertainment.

You know something cheap with lots of people around.

Perhaps, archery?

Georgia said...

Cow- tipping is a good solution with some of us.

I would not do it for the mere fact that I do not want to mess with any animals many times my weight.

Georgia said...

Yodeling would be good.

Some of us have some Scandanavian in us, maybe they could yodel


A lot.

jess said...

i'm lurking and laughing here
too hard to type

Georgia said...

Starting wars seem to have the opposite effect.


People come home from wars and they don't want to go cow-tipping.

Georgia said...

I mean, Josh, what do you suggest.

The nurseries are overwhelmed.

We need some sort of entertainment that is not so...

private.

Josh said...

You could always just build houses that use clear plastic sheeting for walls. . . that would be discouraging for sure.

Josh said...

How about public spitting?

No one wants to spit on their carpet, that would keep you outside.

Josh said...

Starting wars surely won’t work. People come home from wars missing people a little too much for it to work.

Josh said...

I'VE GOT IT!!!!!!!!!!!

Spousal abuse!

Not that I would put that in the entertainment category (at least it wouldn’t be entertaining for me), but think of what that would do to quench the baby booming.

Mama PC said...

georg,

i believe markos witt is the worship leader for the spanish church of LAKEWOOD... he did used to be involved in Christ for the Nations - one time Jason (John's nephew produced a recording for Markos at CFNI) but now, Jason has been hired to lead worship and organize teams for CFNI Spanish Schools, as of this past summer.

Mama PC said...

i wonder who the baby will look like???

Georgia said...

I like the plastic sheeting idea. Think of what it could do for the housing market. You want interest rates to go down? There you go.

Georgia said...

Public Spitting is a good idea.

Pity, I just don't see Shannon hanging around for that one.

Maybe the Petersons should try for the sheeting.

Georgia said...

Sorry, Spousal abuse seems to be on the list for the increase of pro-creation. I guess it's the kiss and make up factor, or maybe the fact that one or the other spouse seems to get whatever they want.

Georgia said...

Like in the case of a man that Mike met.

His wife caught him red-handed coming out of woman's window.

She put a gun in his face and asked him " Who do you love?"

In which case I think any person would have a sudden and definite change of heart.

He said " You, baby, you know its you"

Georgia said...

Mamapc

That reminds me of the scripture that says He who is skilled in his work will stand before kings. He will not stand before obscure men.

That Marcos is awesome in his work. I love his music.

Im sure Jason is very talented to, to be in that place. My daughter just left CFNI about a semester ago.

She didnt like it there, but she learned a lot.

Anonymous said...

a new blog...

by: Nathan

:D

beebow said...

Jetlag makes for a good frist!
Hi Jess...so sorry you are horizontal again. I pray it passes very quickly.
I am so glad Mama is doing well! I will call her today to check on her.

Mama PC said...

cfni is a very "different" place. lots of people from all over the world... culturally it's "different" than most Americans can handle i think...

jason's parents attended there when he was a baby - and he was raised on the mission field in Spain... and has been involved in Spanish-speaking churches in the states all his life... he's more Spanish than American - "different"....

CFNI has a part to play in the kingdom...

Hi, Jess

You guys' senses of humor floor me...

mama pregnant...

ha!


hi, beebow!