MSE Parents Club Part 11

scruffy96uk

elle_gee wrote: »

Scruffy, be as nebby as you like It's sodium bicarbonate (aka baking soda ). It compensates a bit for his "chronic renal insufficiency" (the consultant's latest diagnosis). Longterm until his kidneys make a total recovery (not very likely at all) or until they get worse and he needs something stronger (cross that bridge if we get to it).

Sorry I meant to ask the life long one lol So can I be nosey again and ask "what is the lifelong one for?"

elle_gee

Thyroxine, for under active thyroid - same as me

tiamai_d

Scruffy, shes ok. 3 dirty nappies today, better than yesterdays 8, well within herself, refusing milk but eating and drinking juice (and a little milk).

Chris is ill now though, its his birthday...

Today!

elle_gee

:bdaycake: _party_ Happy Birthday Chris... FIVE at last! _party_ :bdaycake:

scruffy96uk

:bdaycake: Happy birthday chris :bdaycake:
Hope he feels better soon

Was there any word of the rest of Cazs brood today

aless02

ooo am I really first on? Weird! We had an okay night last night, but best of all was he stayed asleep until we got him up at 7! :T It's been 6ish for the past couple of weeks, so even that 1 hr really helps .

Beenie, we have a bath support like that, but I prefer our other one which is like a soft thing that he lies flat on (there's a pillow under the head that keeps it just above the water level). No idea where it's from as we got both off Freecycle. I found the other hard plastic one kept him too out of the water so he got cold easily.

Happy Birthday Chris!!

searching_me

morning everyone just a quick one before work ..

happy birthday chris ...

i had full blown tantrum out of jayden this morning because he had finished his milk he getting worse for it everytime he finishes his food or milk we have screaming fits its driving me up the blooming wall ..

zoes been peeing around for ages shes been upstairs for nigh on an hour and still not dress told her if shes not ready by the time we leave im taking her how shes is .. dressed or naked ...

right .. off to kick some little bum ... hope you all have a great day in this grey weather ta ra chucks x

Becles

Morning!

Bit of a panic this morning. Josh got ready for school and his trousers wouldn't fasten. He came downstairs and they had been pulled in slightly with those button elastic thingy's, so I managed to let them out and they just say fit! He was standing in just his pants, and I noticed his body is looking more manly than boyish - scary!

Day of studying today. Starting to get a bit panicky about the exam on Wednesday.

Charlotte just asked me if I've ever pumped in a watering can?! I haven't just in case you were wondering.

searching_me

oh one question i'll catch the answers later ... how old is enough to walk to school on there own .. i know shes to young now but shes bugging me for an age x

Becles

searching_me wrote: »

oh one question i'll catch the answers later ... how old is enough to walk to school on there own .. i know shes to young now but shes bugging me for an age x

I think it depends on where the school is and if they have to cross roads or other hazards.

I let mine walk alone once Josh was in Year 5 and James was in Year 3. We live in a quiet cul-de-sac and they walk past four houses and join the path that runs along the side of the school field, and it takes them straight to the gate. It only takes a couple of minutes and it's a very low risk walk.