Swine flu - school closing for a week
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Re: Swine flu - school closing for a week
Anyone want to hear a bit of good news? Louise managed all night without oxygen, she had to have a bit of a top up this morning but is now not on it all of the time. Her temperature has stayed down and she is much brighter. The physio is coming to see her again this morning and will hopefully be able to get her up and moving about again and shift some of the gunk in her lungs. I'm going to see her on Sunday as they're now allowing visitors again. I can't wait to see the improvement for myself! There is talk of her being able to go home after she has managed 48 hours without needing any oxygen at all.
(And ReallyMissingHer, I hope my daughter didn't manage to pass her germs on to yours!)
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That is wonderful news!Barnes Mum wrote:Anyone want to hear a bit of good news? Louise managed all night without oxygen, she had to have a bit of a top up this morning but is now not on it all of the time. Her temperature has stayed down and she is much brighter. The physio is coming to see her again this morning and will hopefully be able to get her up and moving about again and shift some of the gunk in her lungs. I'm going to see her on Sunday as they're now allowing visitors again. I can't wait to see the improvement for myself! There is talk of her being able to go home after she has managed 48 hours without needing any oxygen at all.
(And ReallyMissingHer, I hope my daughter didn't manage to pass her germs on to yours!)
I hope all the others affected on the forum are recovering too.
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Excellent news! I suppose it must be the latest antibiotics (hurrah for Royal Brompton!) as the improvement seems quite dramatic after so many ups and downs over the past week or so. I know it's early days but Michele and the family must be heaving a huge sigh of relief that things are finally starting to look better.
Still sending positive vibes to Louise and to anyone else dealing with bugs (I'm just getting over my second cold in succession - that's my normal year's ration in two months! Friends have recommended echinacea and Vitamin C with zinc so I am following orders and taking them dutifully. I have ignored the exhortations to drink whisky ).
Still sending positive vibes to Louise and to anyone else dealing with bugs (I'm just getting over my second cold in succession - that's my normal year's ration in two months! Friends have recommended echinacea and Vitamin C with zinc so I am following orders and taking them dutifully. I have ignored the exhortations to drink whisky ).
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Thank God - and the medics.
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Re: Swine flu - school closing for a week
Hooray!!!!!! Fantastic news - I did get all excited when I read that she had eaten the piece of carrot and two chips yesterday but this is just the best news and thank you once again Barnes Mum for letting us know.
I hope all the other poor little souls who are suffering get well very soon.
I hope all the other poor little souls who are suffering get well very soon.
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Wonderful news. Send her all our love when you see her BarnesMum.
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And the same from us in Brum, it's terrific to hear of this improvement. Thanks Barnes Mum for keeping us posted & glad your daughter's not too poorly. Also, could you tell Michele she's always in our thoughts, please? Thanks.Katharine wrote:Wonderful news. Send her all our love when you see her BarnesMum.
Me too, Jo! And the second was/is quite different in character from the first, with sore throat this time but no aches & pains. The cough unfortunately is common to both. The thing is, I've had the standard flu jab plus the pneumococcal one (lasts a lifetime, they say ...) but I can't have the swine flu one yet, wrong category or something & I'd have to get rid of this cold first anyway, I suppose. It just won't go!Jo wrote: I'm just getting over my second cold in succession - that's my normal year's ration in two months!
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Wonderful news - thanks B!
And I hope C is feeling better now too!
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Yes she is thank you.
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Time to sigh some relief, both for Louise and Michele and for Barnes Mum's little girl! Please give us an update when you have visited on Sunday?
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Thats fantastic news, Im really glad this set of antibiotics seem to be working.
Anniexf & JO, Im not feeling to great either atm, got my second cold since Freshers
Anniexf & JO, Im not feeling to great either atm, got my second cold since Freshers
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So glad to hear about Louise, Michelle & everyone else on the mend.... here, we've all been jabbed so just fending off the usual seasonal sniffles.
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It's already been said but that is marvellous news; pray God she continues to improve.
Best wishes to Mum also
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Ditto re the continued progress. Louise and Michele are still on all the prayerlists with which I am associated.
Home again, David?
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