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JustWannaGossip wrote:She literally went way over board with the tubes. I was six months when I got my first set, 18 months for my second, a complete ear drum repair at 6 and 7. My mom did not cry or worry and I was her first. I’m sure she worried but she trusted that everything was okay and didn’t milk it for people’s well wishes.
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I mean moms do respond differently. Anyone else’s heart melt when he had a pouty face after the procedure? [HEAVY BLACK HEART]️
So she’s gone half a day and “urgently” needs to BF Addie? That’s not a baby who nurses only for comfort. Generally by this age most toddlers (who are eating real food) nurse 2-3 times a day unless they’re sick ect. Being fit to burst after a few hours sounds like Addie’s still nursing like a newborn.
And she confirmed that she’s going to leave her for playlist. Will be interesting to see how that goes.
More tacky shit on another wall. Why can’t she just have a nice large abstract print on the wall? It’s huge enough to hold an impressive piece of artwork. Instead she’s going to fill it with clutter and crap.
Chatabox wrote:So she’s gone half a day and “urgently” needs to BF Addie? That’s not a baby who nurses only for comfort. Generally by this age most toddlers (who are eating real food) nurse 2-3 times a day unless they’re sick ect. Being fit to burst after a few hours sounds like Addie’s still nursing like a newborn.
And she confirmed that she’s going to leave her for playlist. Will be interesting to see how that goes.
More tacky shit on another wall. Why can’t she just have a nice large abstract print on the wall? It’s huge enough to hold an impressive piece of artwork. Instead she’s going to fill it with clutter and crap.
If she has to nurse big baby after half a day and it's urgent how's she going to cope at playlist? Take her pump and disappear every couple of hours? Offer to feed other people's children?
If she's fit to burst after half a day Addie is nursing way more than she admits which most of us already assumed. She's going to be in pain if she suddenly weans Addie and doesn't pump and or end up getting mastitis and or clogged ducts which hurt. She'll be in the ER in Florida with a fever feeling like death.
DoodleBop2 wrote:If she's fit to burst after half a day Addie is nursing way more than she admits which most of us already assumed. She's going to be in pain if she suddenly weans Addie and doesn't pump and or end up getting mastitis and or clogged ducts which hurt. She'll be in the ER in Florida with a fever feeling like death.
JustWannaGossip wrote:She literally went way over board with the tubes. I was six months when I got my first set, 18 months for my second, a complete ear drum repair at 6 and 7. My mom did not cry or worry and I was her first. I’m sure she worried but she trusted that everything was okay and didn’t milk it for people’s well wishes.
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Are you a mom? I literally get teary eyed just at the thought of my kids being in any kind of discomfort. My son got tubes at 4 months old and I was a teary eyed mess before & after.
JustWannaGossip wrote:She literally went way over board with the tubes. I was six months when I got my first set, 18 months for my second, a complete ear drum repair at 6 and 7. My mom did not cry or worry and I was her first. I’m sure she worried but she trusted that everything was okay and didn’t milk it for people’s well wishes.
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Are you a mom? I literally get teary eyed just at the thought of my kids being in any kind of discomfort. My son got tubes at 4 months old and I was a teary eyed mess before & after.
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My kid scrapes his knee and I hurt for him lol i couldn’t imagine surgery of any sort. I’d be a mess for sure.
JustWannaGossip wrote:She literally went way over board with the tubes. I was six months when I got my first set, 18 months for my second, a complete ear drum repair at 6 and 7. My mom did not cry or worry and I was her first. I’m sure she worried but she trusted that everything was okay and didn’t milk it for people’s well wishes.
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Are you a mom? I literally get teary eyed just at the thought of my kids being in any kind of discomfort. My son got tubes at 4 months old and I was a teary eyed mess before & after.
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As a mom whose currently in the waiting room while my 18 month old is getting her tubes put in, I’m a complete mess.
She needs to stop with the drama about medical stuff around Landen. This time she was better than that procedure about his back pain. Crying in the waiting room have at it if you want. I found a morning at the hospital for tubes way less traumatic for everyone than the middle of the night screaming high fevers and puss everywhere from a raging ear infection. Then again I think Cath urine and dropping an NG tube is worse than getting tubes so I might just be a weirdo.
Mommyof6 wrote:Is she that stupid?? if your child is blasting their stuff so they can hear or doesn't respond well to being called that's a big red flag I can't believe she's dumb enough that they though it was him being defiant when he has had ear problems before and the fact his ear drum was about to burst again like wtf idiots.
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Poor Landen. He has to suffer from two moronic parents as well as (I think) substandard care from his doctors. ***Personal story***My kid, at age 4, suffered from one ear infection after another. So every other month, we'd go to the doctor, get the diagnosis, take 10 days of amoxicillin, and go back to the doctor for an ear recheck and a simple hearing test. Then we got referred to an ENT for tubes. Ultimately my son didn't need them but he got a thorough hearing test by an audiologist. The point of this story is that my kid's hearing was tested the whole damn time!So how is Landen's hearing not being regularly monitored??***End personal story**
I had chronic ear infections as a child and I remember CONSTANTLY being put in a special room to test my hearing. Pretty much after each ear infection they tested me, until my hearing started to noticeably decline, then they told my mom I HAD to have ear tubes, it wasn't optional anymore, or I was going to lose my hearing.
Mommyof6 wrote:Is she that stupid?? if your child is blasting their stuff so they can hear or doesn't respond well to being called that's a big red flag I can't believe she's dumb enough that they though it was him being defiant when he has had ear problems before and the fact his ear drum was about to burst again like wtf idiots.
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Poor Landen. He has to suffer from two moronic parents as well as (I think) substandard care from his doctors. ***Personal story***My kid, at age 4, suffered from one ear infection after another. So every other month, we'd go to the doctor, get the diagnosis, take 10 days of amoxicillin, and go back to the doctor for an ear recheck and a simple hearing test. Then we got referred to an ENT for tubes. Ultimately my son didn't need them but he got a thorough hearing test by an audiologist. The point of this story is that my kid's hearing was tested the whole damn time!So how is Landen's hearing not being regularly monitored??***End personal story**
Same here my babies pediatrician wanted to wait .. well he got another ear infection shortly after that appointment I skipped the pediatrician and went straight to the ent we found out he lost some of his hearing they should be hearing at 10 dec he was hearing at around 40 dec they did eartubes that following monday and when they did them they said they had to clean a bunch of pus out and this happened in a short amount of time because from Aug to Jan he had six ear infections and it affected his hearing a lot it could have delayed his speech if we wouldn't have caught it.
I can't imagine going years with almost bursting ear drums.
JustWannaGossip wrote:She literally went way over board with the tubes. I was six months when I got my first set, 18 months for my second, a complete ear drum repair at 6 and 7. My mom did not cry or worry and I was her first. I’m sure she worried but she trusted that everything was okay and didn’t milk it for people’s well wishes.
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Are you a mom? I literally get teary eyed just at the thought of my kids being in any kind of discomfort. My son got tubes at 4 months old and I was a teary eyed mess before & after.
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my daughter had grommets ( that’s what they are called in Ireland ) I was in tears in the waiting room and then she had a seizure while under anesthesia and stopped breathing they to resuscitate her she had a reaction to the anesthetic you never know what’s going to happen!! It was so scary!!
JustWannaGossip wrote:She literally went way over board with the tubes. I was six months when I got my first set, 18 months for my second, a complete ear drum repair at 6 and 7. My mom did not cry or worry and I was her first. I’m sure she worried but she trusted that everything was okay and didn’t milk it for people’s well wishes.
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Are you a mom? I literally get teary eyed just at the thought of my kids being in any kind of discomfort. My son got tubes at 4 months old and I was a teary eyed mess before & after.
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my daughter had grommets ( that’s what they are called in Ireland ) I was in tears in the waiting room and then she had a seizure while under anesthesia and stopped breathing they to resuscitate her she had a reaction to the anesthetic you never know what’s going to happen!! It was so scary!!
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Exactly. The same thing happened to my son when he went under for an MRI. I saw the whole thing and I will never lose that feeling of fear again. I won’t diss jesss for being worried for the well-being for her child.
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Are you a mom? I literally get teary eyed just at the thought of my kids being in any kind of discomfort. My son got tubes at 4 months old and I was a teary eyed mess before & after.
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my daughter had grommets ( that’s what they are called in Ireland ) I was in tears in the waiting room and then she had a seizure while under anesthesia and stopped breathing they to resuscitate her she had a reaction to the anesthetic you never know what’s going to happen!! It was so scary!!
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Exactly. The same thing happened to my son when he went under for an MRI. I saw the whole thing and I will never lose that feeling of fear again. I won’t diss jesss for being worried for the well-being for her child.
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it happened to my daughter as well getting her MRI first and I was so afraid I told them in the children’s hospital about it ( my daughter has a rare chromosome abnormality) and it happened again!! A mother’s worst nightmare!! It’s great to talk to someone who went through it because I had no one... it was the horrible experience of my life!! How is your son now??
Alicia30 wrote:my daughter had grommets ( that’s what they are called in Ireland ) I was in tears in the waiting room and then she had a seizure while under anesthesia and stopped breathing they to resuscitate her she had a reaction to the anesthetic you never know what’s going to happen!! It was so scary!!
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Exactly. The same thing happened to my son when he went under for an MRI. I saw the whole thing and I will never lose that feeling of fear again. I won’t diss jesss for being worried for the well-being for her child.
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it happened to my daughter as well getting her MRI first and I was so afraid I told them in the children’s hospital about it ( my daughter has a rare chromosome abnormality) and it happened again!! A mother’s worst nightmare!! It’s great to talk to someone who went through it because I had no one... it was the horrible experience of my life!! How is your son now??
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He’s okay now! He still has an airway defect that both my kids suffer from (and he was a premie and is delayed) but he outgrew the worst of it around 18 months. My daughter is 18mo and had her first surgery today, hopefully she outgrows this mess soon!
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