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Old 01-28-2007, 07:57 AM #1
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Unhappy My boy's sick
An hour after coming home from mama and daddy's he spiked a temp of 101.4. It came back this a.m., being 102.6. Motrin took it down to 100.6, but I'm a worrier.

He says she doesn't hurt anywhere (just complains of pain in his gut when fever is higher). He has a cough, but he isn't tight at all...just appears loose and not forced from chest.

My concern is that his parents' friends, their children (Both of them) were admitted to children's hospital with pneumonia from a virus (the baby was in there a long time in oxygen tent).

Concerned...

KD
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