Miss S (6 1/2 Months)

On Tuesday night at about 11:30 my mobile rang, scaring the **** out of me. It was Dave, Miss S (6 1/2 months) dad. I needed to get around to there house to look after Miss T (8) as they had to go to the hospital.

Miss S gave her parents a really big scare. She had a fit in her sleep, luckily her mum J heard her, as she was choking on her vomit. The mussels in her whole body had tensed. An ambulance had to be called.

I raced around to J's house, just as the ambo's left with Miss S and her dad.

Around 2am in the morning, Dave rang to say that Miss S was being admitted.

At around 7am on the Wednesday morning Miss T woke up, the poor thing got really excited that I was there, but then worked out that something was wrong. I had to explain that he sister had to go to hospital as she wasn't feeling very well. That is all I told her as this was very upsetting for her as it was. I then had to get Miss T to get dressed as I had to get home for my girls, as Rick had to head of to work.

We managed to get home by 7:30 just in time for Rick. I then got the 3 girls ready for school and dropped them off.

I was so worried about Miss S that I went straight to the hospital. The poor little thing had no energy, but still managed a little smile when she saw me. I spent most of the day there, so I could also support Miss S's mum.

Lots of tests were done, and she had to stay in hospital on Wednesday night as they needed to run more tests on the Thursday morning. I was there when they did the ultrasound on her brain, all clear......... a huge sigh of relief, no brain damage. She did though have a little brain swelling from the seizure.

They think she might have epilepsy as it runs in her mothers side. But she needs some more tests that is going to be done at the Monash hospital.

Miss S was allowed to go home on Thursday afternoon.

On Friday, A really big bunch of flowers arrived for Rick and I from Dave and J, to say thank you for all the support and help.

The Flowers that Dave's daughter had arranged was the first as a fully fledged florist. She had just finished her apprenticeship. Congrats Bec.

Here is a pic of the beautiful flowers.



Lastly here is a layout that I have done. Not sure about it, but that happens sometime I suppose.

Shae

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