Not a fun evening

Fishnngolfn · 10-31-08, 09:38 AM

Well, I learned a valuable lesson last night. Listen to my wife when it comes to the baby. She spends all day with him and "knows" him.

Our little man was running a fever all day yesterday. The doctor told us on the phone that it could be viral and not bacterial (as she has seen it going around with little ones). We should give him tylenol and motrin and it should go away in a few days, but we an appointment anyway today to be sure. We also need to keep him hydrated as well. When I got home, I saw that my boy was really sluggish and whiny. He didn't freak out and want his daddy like normal.

Good news though, my wife already had dinner waiting for me

, so I fixed myself a plate and sat down on the couch while my wife tended to the little man while I ate. When I finished, I took the little guy so my wife could eat. I had a little cupcake for dessert and thought that the little guy would want a bite or two. I was right, he did and even cracked a smile. My wife came in the room and said, "I don't think that is a good idea. He should have some bread, not a chocalate cupcake." I said, like I knew what I was talking about

, "No way. He loves it. See" Boy I was way wrong. Literally 5 seconds after taking his last bite, his tummy made a gurggling sound. I knew what was coming. I tried to turn him towards the floor. But I was unsuccessful. Projectile vomet. Direct hit straight into my lap. Contrary to what you may think, partially processed whole milk, chocalate, and a little bread does NOT smell good. So there I am sitting on the couch with what seems like 5 gallons of puke in my lap. A crying baby that my wife is undressing for the bathtub and my 11 year old daughter just laughing. As I fight back my own urge to let my dinner fly, I hop into the shower. After about 2 minutes in the shower, my wife comes into the bathroom and says, "I told you it wasn't a good idea." I couldn't stop laughing at myself since I knew if it had happened to her, I would be on the ground laughing.

Some good news though. His fever seems to be breaking this morning. He has a doctor's appointment before lunch so hopefully he will be fine.

Lancer6 · 10-31-08, 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Fishnngolfn

...so I fixed myself a plate and sat down on the coach...

Well, if THIS is the coach you sat on, at least you were comfortable.
http://cache.daylife.com/imageserve/...0nevg/340x.jpg

Hope the tadpole feels better and that the stains come outta yer clothes.

Happy H'ween!

L6

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woody · 10-31-08, 09:56 AM

I'm glad to hear your son is doing better.

jmartin · 10-31-08, 10:37 AM

Lancer6 this one is more comfortable. more room for whole family...OMG
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y13.../weisathon.jpg

Fishnngolfn · 10-31-08, 10:59 AM

Well the wife just called. He has walking pneumonia. This is the same thing that our 11 year old daughter had last week. 5 days of antibiotics. The biggest gripe is that the generic version of the drug is $90 after our insurance. And this is at Walmart. So much for the $5 perscriptions they talk about.

10-31-08, 09:38 AM	#1
Fishnngolfn BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,523	Not a fun evening Well, I learned a valuable lesson last night. Listen to my wife when it comes to the baby. She spends all day with him and "knows" him. Our little man was running a fever all day yesterday. The doctor told us on the phone that it could be viral and not bacterial (as she has seen it going around with little ones). We should give him tylenol and motrin and it should go away in a few days, but we an appointment anyway today to be sure. We also need to keep him hydrated as well. When I got home, I saw that my boy was really sluggish and whiny. He didn't freak out and want his daddy like normal. Good news though, my wife already had dinner waiting for me , so I fixed myself a plate and sat down on the couch while my wife tended to the little man while I ate. When I finished, I took the little guy so my wife could eat. I had a little cupcake for dessert and thought that the little guy would want a bite or two. I was right, he did and even cracked a smile. My wife came in the room and said, "I don't think that is a good idea. He should have some bread, not a chocalate cupcake." I said, like I knew what I was talking about , "No way. He loves it. See" Boy I was way wrong. Literally 5 seconds after taking his last bite, his tummy made a gurggling sound. I knew what was coming. I tried to turn him towards the floor. But I was unsuccessful. Projectile vomet. Direct hit straight into my lap. Contrary to what you may think, partially processed whole milk, chocalate, and a little bread does NOT smell good. So there I am sitting on the couch with what seems like 5 gallons of puke in my lap. A crying baby that my wife is undressing for the bathtub and my 11 year old daughter just laughing. As I fight back my own urge to let my dinner fly, I hop into the shower. After about 2 minutes in the shower, my wife comes into the bathroom and says, "I told you it wasn't a good idea." I couldn't stop laughing at myself since I knew if it had happened to her, I would be on the ground laughing. Some good news though. His fever seems to be breaking this morning. He has a doctor's appointment before lunch so hopefully he will be fine. Last edited by Fishnngolfn; 10-31-08 at 11:00 AM.

10-31-08, 10:37 AM	#4
jmartin BassFishin.Com Active Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Bridgewater Va Posts: 304	Lancer6 this one is more comfortable. more room for whole family...OMG http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y13.../weisathon.jpg __________________ "Body Piercing by Springfield"

10-31-08, 09:56 AM	#3
woody BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Jonesville, Indiana Posts: 3,597	I'm glad to hear your son is doing better.

10-31-08, 10:59 AM	#5
Fishnngolfn BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,523	Well the wife just called. He has walking pneumonia. This is the same thing that our 11 year old daughter had last week. 5 days of antibiotics. The biggest gripe is that the generic version of the drug is $90 after our insurance. And this is at Walmart. So much for the $5 perscriptions they talk about.

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