It’s been crazy.
Little Mister has more infections. The doctor called last Saturday and told us he had a urinary tract infection. Great, just great.
Then Monday morning the doctor called again and said he also has an E. Coli infection. What? Isn’t that food poisoning? No wonder he has been so sick. Where and how did he get all this junk? No one else around us has been sick. Our family has not had any illnesses (knock on wood). I keep thinking he picked up all this junk at the Father and Son’s outing when all this started in April. But, I don’t know anyone else that has been sick. Hmmm? We will probably never know where it originated.
The antibiotic he has been on for six days now should kill everything. Wednesday we have more blood work and a renal ultrasound (doesn’t that sound lovely).
Thursday it’s back to the Pediatrician again for a check up. Then Friday more blood work. Poor guy!
Now, the icing on the cake. Even worse than the needle in his arm.
The DENTIST next Tuesday. He has to have a baby tooth pulled because his permanent tooth is growing in just behind it and the baby tooth won’t fall out on it’s own. It’s time for a cleaning anyway.
I had a sticky note on my desk that said, “Dentist” to remind me to make the dental appointment the next morning. This is what I found when I looked at the note the next morning. 
Too funny. But it didn’t work. He’ll thank us later for getting his teeth fixed!
1 comment:
so sorry to hear about all that your little guy is going through. One thing you should be doing if you don't already is wash your fruit and veggies. When our oldest son was quite small he got E-coli and he was really sick. We lived out on a farm and we thought he got it from the water because cows were near by and maybe the waste was going into the water system, but we had the water checked and nothing. The nurse did tell us that alot of times bacteria and such is on fruits, so whenever you bring home fruits and veggies, before you put them in the fridge you have to wash them. If they go in the fridge before washing the bacteria starts producing more.
Just a little FYI.
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