holy crapolina!!! I woudl have fuhreaked if I walked in the room and Ellie was on the floor like that. Of course, she is WELL beyond the napping stage . . . but still.
I hope you had a nice stiff drink shortly following ;)
Oh, I'm glad she was just tired- and I can relate. My poor d-kid never falls asleep in the car without me freaking out, waking her up if I'm driving, just to "make sure". She gets annoyed with me but I can't help it. It's either wake her or pull off somewhere and test her. Argh.
Wait...you had a quiet moment to yourself? Congratulations!
But I think I would have had a heart attack walking down the stairs to see that. The picture alone made my heart drop into my stomach. :( But agreed, after the shock...it is a very sweet pic.
I was sure hoping the answer was going to be just tired. I hate that we feel that panic in moments like those instead of just being able to smile and enjoy our exhausted, sleeping kiddos!
"should" - lately I HATE that word, it makes me feel so angry and guilty about all that I can't change. Right now I have a list of "shoulds" that are being thrown out the window :) I am thankful that Elise was just tired. I'm tired, too...I should be sleeping...see there I go again. Have a fab week friend, I can't wait to hear more stories about your amazing new neighborhood, wonderful block parties and all that fun (sorry just dreaming for a moment there that it included free babysitting and no d worries, too for you guys!) Hope all is well and you're enjoying the summer :)
I am not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV. I am just a Mom whose little girl has Type 1 Diabetes. On this blog you will find tips and advice, but it should NEVER be a substitute for your doctor's wisdom. If your child has diabetes, or you suspect that your child has diabetes, please seek the attention of a healthcare professional, and not some crazy, over-worked, frazzled, sleep-deprived nutjob who has staked out her corner of the world-wide-web-information-super-highway and is espousing her viewpoints from it.
But I think that's good advice when it comes to anything, don't you?
That is enough to make your heart jump out of your chest!
ReplyDeleteWhat drives me crazy is that I have 3 children, 1 with diabetes. When the other two are thirsty, I'm in there testing them during the night.
I feel like the crazy lancet lady!!!
So glad she was just tired and not low . My heart used to sink when my son would be found like this . I hate the big d .
ReplyDeleteStupid, stupid Diabetes!!
ReplyDeleteShould totally be an 'awe how sweet' moment not a 'holy sh*t, is she OK' moment!!
I get the same too about myself, when I am REALLY tired I hate asking myself tired or just high? Both are pretty annoying!
ReplyDeleteyes. me too. same same.
ReplyDeleteholy crapolina!!! I woudl have fuhreaked if I walked in the room and Ellie was on the floor like that. Of course, she is WELL beyond the napping stage . . . but still.
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a nice stiff drink shortly following ;)
Oh, I'm glad she was just tired- and I can relate. My poor d-kid never falls asleep in the car without me freaking out, waking her up if I'm driving, just to "make sure". She gets annoyed with me but I can't help it. It's either wake her or pull off somewhere and test her. Argh.
ReplyDeleteWait...you had a quiet moment to yourself? Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteBut I think I would have had a heart attack walking down the stairs to see that. The picture alone made my heart drop into my stomach. :( But agreed, after the shock...it is a very sweet pic.
I was sure hoping the answer was going to be just tired. I hate that we feel that panic in moments like those instead of just being able to smile and enjoy our exhausted, sleeping kiddos!
ReplyDelete"should" - lately I HATE that word, it makes me feel so angry and guilty about all that I can't change. Right now I have a list of "shoulds" that are being thrown out the window :)
ReplyDeleteI am thankful that Elise was just tired.
I'm tired, too...I should be sleeping...see there I go again.
Have a fab week friend, I can't wait to hear more stories about your amazing new neighborhood, wonderful block parties and all that fun (sorry just dreaming for a moment there that it included free babysitting and no d worries, too for you guys!)
Hope all is well and you're enjoying the summer :)
Same same.
ReplyDeleteThat would make my heart flop to my stomach. I guess I should appreciate the days when I COULD smile about that.
ReplyDeleteOh Joanne, I would have FREAKED out!
ReplyDeleteThe same thing happened to us after fireworks, Matthew was in the back seat, falling asleep...I kept worrying that he was low.
I hate that our kids can't just sleep.
So glad she was okay!!
Yup.
ReplyDeleteYou should melt at love's first sight...and not panic first.
Totally agree, my friend.
Totally agree.
I damn near fell off the couch in fear just seeing that on the laptop screen... So glad it was just tiredness. Geez. You're right: darn diabetes.
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