Elise seems to be doing a bit better. We took her to the pedi and they ruled out the flu and strep. They did do a urine culture, since Elise is prone to UTIs. It was so horrible watching them catheterize her. She's had it done more than 10 times in her young, little life; but this was by far the worst. She kept calling my name and saying, "all done, all done, please?"
It brings tears to my eyes just typing it. I can't wait until she's potty trained.
We're still waiting to hear back, but meanwhile Elise is waking up in the 300s and with ketones. She was 1.4 today, but yesterday she woke up with 2.6 on the blood ketone meter. I think that's the highest she's ever had.
I think she's also teething, it looks like something on the bottom is trying to pop through next to her two front teeth. The poor girl, as if she's not dealing with enough right now.
And I can't tell if her tummy may still be bothering her, or we've entered into the "picky toddler domain", but feeding her these last few days has been a beating. She doesn't even want yogurt, which has always been a favourite. But I'm wondering if that has anything to do with the fact that we were feeding her yogurt when she threw up.
I still can't eat Thai food after a rather unfortunate incident in my first trimester when I was pregnant with Elise.
But she's getting a bit better each day, and I am thankful for all the tips, sweet comments and prayers.
My husband's company he works for slogan is, "every day a bit better." It is such a relief to see the worm turn and the light at the end of the tunnel is in sight.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry Elise had to go through that awful doctor's visit, it hurts my heart reading about it.