So that's what we did.
Because I was pinned to the couch by a quite heavy child, I was really unable to do anything but sit there and think. Always dangerous. Mostly what I thought about, of course, were various scenarios involving trips to the emergency room and that story A. read in the paper yesterday about the girl who died from contracting equine encephalitis from mosquitoes. And the three mosquito bites Cubby got the day before.
Wonderful. This thinking stuff will drive you crazy, man.
By bedtime, however, Cubby had removed himself from my lap, found his wooden hammer, and commenced to chasing the cat around the living room and pulling on the lamp cord. So, obviously a full and speedy recovery then.
Happy Friday, duckies! May your weekend be fever-free.
The worrying of motherhood never ceases. Glad to hear he is happily back to terrorizing the cat and general destruction!
ReplyDeletePoor wee toadie, glad he's feeling better.
ReplyDeleteGlad Cubbie is feeling better.
ReplyDeleteMay Cubby's immune system always be so effective.
ReplyDeleteHere's the deal: it never ends. It doesn't matter if they are 2 or 12 or 22. They will get a fever and feel bad, you'll read about some terrible strain of something awful, and you will have the terrors until they are up and moving again. My neighbor made a mad rush to St. Louis this week to check on her college-aged son because he said he couldn't get out of his dorm bed and stand up. Turns out he had a bad case of strep. My kids are 15 and 18 now, and I'm just as fussy when they are sick as I was when they were babies. Phoo-D is right. The only saving grace is they recover so much more quickly than we do that we don't usually have to worry for long.
ReplyDeleteHugs to both of you! Motherly worry never ends, but I think we get better at functioning while we worry. Me? I either garden or bake to keep my mind occupied.
ReplyDeleteHope everybody's okay...
ReplyDeleteYes, two days without a blog entry. I am getting worried. Mary in MN
ReplyDeleteSame here Mary in MN and Marcy.
ReplyDeleteI thought maybe Mil would comment and let us know what is going on...sometimes she does.
Beth
I too am worried. It was bad enough yesterday, but I came here today expecting to see a new post. Will be praying all is well.
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