Back in town just in time to comfort the wheezy, dripping toddler boy. Love is spilling out through cups of extra orange juice and smokey, rumbling breathing machines. Hopefully the meds will chase the sick away. Until then, this mommy is otherwise engaged.
Feel better soon little man!
Oh girl, we know all about some breathing treatments! We do them twice a day, EVERY DAY! I feel your pain! Hope he feels better soon!
Awwww. I hope he gets to feeling better real soon. Glad you made it home cause Mommy always makes you feel better faster. Take care~
Oh, I’m so sorry. My 3 year old son has “allergy induced asthma,” so we are well acquainted with the breathing treatments. For this last round of allergy fun, I ordered him a nebulizer mask that looks like a dragon. It made it a lot more fun for him to see the “smoke” coming out of the dragon’s nose than out of the regular pediatric mask. Food for thought in case you get desperate.
I hope he’s feeling better soon!
Poor little buddy! Hope he’s better soon!
Good luck. I will say an extra pray tonight. Asthma can be a bit scary. Thank heavens for great meds and loud breathing machines. Having grown up with asthma I know how much it stinks. When my own son was diognosed I decided to do all I could to control it. So if you ever feel that way; check out the book “Controlling your childs Asthma”. It was super helpful for us.
I hope your little boy feels better soon.
Oh dear chatting at the sky…I look at this computer screen just dead with needed sleep b/c I too have a little one with asthma and we have had SOME very long nights. She is on a controller medicine but it does not seem to control anything lately! Hang in there!
-”sleepy” sandy toe
Poor, little guy. I hope he feels better soon! I bet he just loves the extra attention.
Poor thing – hope he’s feeling better soon. We are very familiar with those items in our home as well.
Oh Ms. Emily I’m right there with you…..minus the breathing machine! We all are ready to feel better. Blessings and wishings for wellness to you!
oh no! I’m so sorry! Is there anything I can do for you guys? Poor BL.
Hope he feels better soon.
Sorry to hear your little guy is suffering. I know that machine all too well, my oldest used to get croup every year and also had asthema. He’s since out grown it. Good luck.
**go, supermama, go**
Chatty! Chatty! Boo at the sickness. I have asthma baby, too, and it can be so hard. Dern rsv did us in last year. Hang in there, and until then, I’ll continue to thoroughly blog stalk you. Love love love.
and now that i know you – i can only imagine the mommy you are. loving and nurturing. love and hugs! (ps i have a new BG post up!)
Bless his precious little heart…or lungs. I know with a few cuddles from you, and that blessed medication, he is going to be so much better
Bummer! Our youngest was diagnosed with Reactive Airway Disease when he was about 18 months old, so we’ve been there and I’m feeling your pain! I hope he gets better soon!
Found you while out and about in the blog-world, just stopping by and wanted to say I pray your little one is better today.
The new design is beautifl…great job!
Happy Friday
Robin Rane’
~All Things Heart & Home
My eldest girls had a lot of asthma when they were yunger and now they are almost cured. Have hope.
Hey girl! We will be praying. I have asthma, but so far, the kids don’t. Hopefully it will stay that way. Take care (of him and you!).
I remember giving the breathing treatments to my younger brother when he was just a wee little kid – the smell of the medicine/steam will probably linger in my nostrils for the rest of my life. It was comforting to see it help my brother breathe easier.
Poor thing! I feel like I am just getting inducted into the asthmatic children’s club. My 16 month old daughter has bronchioitis for the second time this year and they think she will end up being diagnosed with asthma. We’re doing the nebulizer thing too! It’s so scary when she is wheezing! No one on my side of the family has asthma, so it is definitely unfamiliar territory for me!
my girlfriend has Asthma and this disease really annoys her. Her asthma is usually triggered by pollens or dust mite.