Not that I clearly remember sleeping in a tent sheet with the steamer close by becasue I could breath, but I had to do that when I was little numerous times. Mom said I used to turn blue and she had to run up the street to the doctor's office a few times and his only treatment was a shot of adrenilan to get my heart beating faster. O/2 counts were unheard of. Doctor Bill's only other advice was put him outside he'll grow out of it. Now that I sit here writing this post I am wondering how many kids didn't because of the standard of care then. Your lucky in that respect Brian with all the great things available to us now for treatment that wasn't around iin the fifties. Where is he at the Morton?
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good luck Brian - kids are tough but us parents get scared bleepless... I remember my son when he had siezures when he was really young. Scared the daylights out of us. But now you'd never know it...
update
the doctor is stil very happy with his progress, his oxygen is still low though when he sleeps.. he is taking 1/2 liter which is almost undetectable out of the hose when i try to feel it..
looks like Sunday is the most likely ETA for a return home, but still possibly tomorrow
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