Daily Shred ~ Wednesday

Snoof · 31-05-2006, 02:04 PM

Hello all, I've been redoing the network. Woke up to wire up the patchpanel in the office, have another one to do on the top floor now. We also put a backup server into the rack, which required a clawhammer

All sorted now, though.

Donna · 31-05-2006, 03:05 PM

Afternoon all,

Very tired today as was nursing a sick child last night - Sean has stomach problems again and threw up at 1am all over his bedroom.

Off to doctors shortly.

Been cold and damp today - heating on!!

yola · 31-05-2006, 03:25 PM

Oh Donna - poor Sean

!!! I hope it's just one of those 'children's bugs' and he's feeling better really soon

Donna · 31-05-2006, 06:31 PM

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Originally Posted by yola

Oh Donna - poor Sean

!!! I hope it's just one of those 'children's bugs' and he's feeling better really soon

Not a bug Yola, it is all down to his worrying/stressing/school toilets again. Last year he was under the hospital for blood tests/x rays etc and it was found he had faecal impaction - the x ray showed him completely filled up with "concrete poo". After lots of medication he got over that, but he started getting symptoms a few weeks ago and it got so bad last night that he was in severe pain and ended up being sick as there was no where for his food to go as there was no room

Was slow to see it coming - but started his medicine straight away yesterday but it didnt stop the sick coming, and today he was at the doctors who just told him off for his "bad diet". Have got a prescription for more of the same medicine which has started to work now to clear him. He is asleep on the sofa at the moment.

His stomach is sensitive and as a worrying boy it just spasms and stops working from time to time.....

Thanks for asking.

Moli · 31-05-2006, 06:35 PM

Hope he feels better soon Donna.....

Mags · 31-05-2006, 06:36 PM

Poor Sean, he does go through a hard time doesn't he Donna?

I hope this medicine will get him back to normal very soon. It must be such a worry for you

Donna · 31-05-2006, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Moli

Hope he feels better soon Donna.....

Thanks Moli, it is so hard when they are at an age where they are responsible for themselves, but too young to know what to do..... He is 14 in a couple of weeks and didnt realise it was building up as he tends to get diarreah whilst constipated so he thinks as he is "going" there is nothing "stuck" but it seeps through (sorry for the gross description!)

Donna · 31-05-2006, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Mags

Poor Sean, he does go through a hard time doesn't he Donna?

I hope this medicine will get him back to normal very soon. It must be such a worry for you

He is a worry Mags but with the school mentor (who is doing wonders) and the fact that he is starting to see his father for what he really is, and seeing things from my perspective he is starting to feel more relaxed in my home and his school.

It is sad he sees the dad he idolised as nothing more than a drunk bully but as he is growing he is starting to feel rather angry about how he behaves. Think he finds anger easier to deal with than grief of his parents splitting and now understands more as to why I left.

Snoof · 31-05-2006, 06:45 PM

Poor Sean - I hope he feels better soon.

dinahsmum · 31-05-2006, 06:46 PM

Poor Sean.
I can understand a 14 year old being reluctant to change his diet (eating the good old comfort foods etc?) but maybe you could compromise by getting him to agree to drink the 8 glasses of water a day? Would help his digestion no end.
Otherwise, let him work it through with his mentor (and with you, in time, I hope)

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