Messy, messy.
Chelsi silly girl.
Finally, she goes out.
Kaelin just looking pretty.
Playing beep beep.
Chase reading to Chels.
Monday, February 5, 2007
My poor sick girl
She's been sick before, but never this tired. She laid around ALL day and let me hold her ALL day. My poor, poor baby girl. This is just a sinus infection, but bad enough to make her feel like crap.
This morning sick.
Tonight
This morning sick.
Tonight
Saturday, January 27, 2007
Why I work for my insurance
$2,704.00 spent on home health care and pharmacy for one synagis visit for Chelsi....mind you this is a monthly charge every month for 6 months. We pay $0.00!!
The perk to my work.
The perk to my work.
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Yuck STREP!
Chase had a lot of trouble breathing Friday night and early, early Saturday morning so off to the doc's we went. Fully expecting to hear something about his reactive airway disease the dr tells me has bronchitis and strep! Nasty.
So we've spent the last few days with mommy playing doctor, more than mom; administering meds to 3 of our 4 kids. Took Kaelin to the dr today since she's been running a temp and she has strep too! Cole has a cough, so it's expectorant for him and Chelsi has a stuffy nose, so it's Ocean Spray for her. On top of the strep Kae and Chase both have colds, so they're also getting expectorant. Then there's the constipation for two of them. That's kind of personal, so I won't say which two. :)
We have so many meds lined up on our kitchen counter right now it's crazy. We go through medicine droppers and cups.....too many to count per day. At least Chase is done with his steroids.
Oy!
So we've spent the last few days with mommy playing doctor, more than mom; administering meds to 3 of our 4 kids. Took Kaelin to the dr today since she's been running a temp and she has strep too! Cole has a cough, so it's expectorant for him and Chelsi has a stuffy nose, so it's Ocean Spray for her. On top of the strep Kae and Chase both have colds, so they're also getting expectorant. Then there's the constipation for two of them. That's kind of personal, so I won't say which two. :)
We have so many meds lined up on our kitchen counter right now it's crazy. We go through medicine droppers and cups.....too many to count per day. At least Chase is done with his steroids.
Oy!
Friday, January 19, 2007
We have a new pet in the house
M had a cat that A's not real thrilled about it so since we thought we had a mouse in the garage, we took him. He's enormous! The boys all worked on a cat house for him and before Brian had seen him, his plans for the house were WAY too small.
Here's our Kitty 고양이. Kaelin named him, what else, but "Kitty".
Got milk?
Here's our Kitty 고양이. Kaelin named him, what else, but "Kitty".
Got milk?
Some new pictures
Glasses seem to be a hit with our girls.
My sweet girls in black and white.
Chelsi's sweet pout and lower lip.
Chase kind of looks like an angel, but trust us, not often. :)
Mom and Kae have girlie time.
My sweet girls in black and white.
Chelsi's sweet pout and lower lip.
Chase kind of looks like an angel, but trust us, not often. :)
Mom and Kae have girlie time.
Sunday, January 14, 2007
3rd Synagis Round Tomorrow
We have a new nurse too. Please say a little prayer these will stop hurting Chelsi. She's uncomfortable around the site of the injections for the first day and a half.
I am VERY grateful our new insurance for 2007 has quickly agreed to cover these, in full, as well. These are VERY expensive injections...I believe around $1,000 and we're not responsible for one penny.
For anyone who doesn't know what Synagis is (I didn't know before Chelsi); Synagis is an injection that can be given to prevent RSV in premature and other babies that are more at risk for contracting this terrible virus. This virus kills and it's absolutely necessary for a baby born as prematurely as Chelsi was (10 weeks) to have this for the first two years. She missed the first season as she was in Korea the entire time they do it (November through April), so we've been doing it since this past November. Anything to keep my baby from being hospitalized with a life-threatening illness.
I am VERY grateful our new insurance for 2007 has quickly agreed to cover these, in full, as well. These are VERY expensive injections...I believe around $1,000 and we're not responsible for one penny.
For anyone who doesn't know what Synagis is (I didn't know before Chelsi); Synagis is an injection that can be given to prevent RSV in premature and other babies that are more at risk for contracting this terrible virus. This virus kills and it's absolutely necessary for a baby born as prematurely as Chelsi was (10 weeks) to have this for the first two years. She missed the first season as she was in Korea the entire time they do it (November through April), so we've been doing it since this past November. Anything to keep my baby from being hospitalized with a life-threatening illness.
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