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Old 09-03-2011, 05:19 PM #10
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The pediatrician saw him yawn during the appointment a few times, but not as severely as in the videos. At the time of the appointment I hadn't yet kept a formal log. We did do basic bloodwork and that was fine...everything wrhin normal range - including bicarb (it was 28), which is something usually below normal for him because of kidney issues. Kidneys were our main worry at first, but when the bloodwork came back normal we felt okay.

I will call the ped on Monday to schedule another appointment. Or should we throw in the towel and head to the ER? It may sound silly, but I feel like we has been through so much with him that we are desensitized to what is or isn't an emergency.

Thanks again,
Rebecca
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