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7 responses to “Children are ill”
Hope you do, and hope the children are better very soon.
Hope it’s not too grim and they’re better tomorrow.
Ooo hugs, B started off Monday afternoon saying he didn’t feel well, raging temperature Monday night, croaky voice, whingy and hot all day Tuesday, Doc says its just a virus, last night he was so hot it hurt to touch him and his breathing was so fast and wheezy I was very very tempted to call an ambulance. Today has been a rerun of yesterday but grumpier on both sides after 2 nights of little sleep and I have low hopes of better sleep tonight even though I have resorted to the Medised in his drink tactic so I have every and all sympathies with you. I really hope they are better and you get some stuff done, you are doing better than me anyway, DH is having to do all the washing and stuff like that when he comes home!
hope they’re better soon
argh ((Jax and co)) D is coming down with what I hope is just a cold – hope yours clear up soon.
Crap! Hope they are brighter tomorrow and that you don’t get it!
Yuck, hope they’re better this morning.