Sunday, November 13, 2005

We spent two nights in the new house, then Eric had an asthma attack that landed us in the hospital until Friday. It was mostly under control during the day, but his oxygen levels would drop in the night requiring worried nurses to worry around our bed and hook oxygen tubes together to blow in his face.

It was scary. But eventually after a pediatric pulmonologist came by and changed his regimen, he got through the night without oxygen and they finally sent us home. But we still have to nebulize him at least twice a day, sometimes more, depending on how he sounds.

But we're just glad to have our boy home.

I may do a longer post later about why I'll never go to Cambridge Hospital again, but I'm a little to exhausted to re-live the whole thing in detail at the moment.

2 Comments:

Blogger HappyPete said...

wow! I'm so glad that Quinn's is under control, and I just hope it never gets bad like this.

* hug * on the plus side, you're IN your house...we're lookin a March.

9:02 PM  
Blogger Margaret said...

There are so many plusses to being in the house, I can't even tell you. It's very profound to move into your "Forever" house.

Hopefully you'll come play with us in January!

2:16 PM  

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