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11 responses to “Cyclic vomiting rescue med for Ellis 😞”
I hope she’s feeling better now.
Thank you, she’s doing much better now. I was freaking out earlier in the day.
You’re welcome, Esther. What a relief!
I’m so sorry to hear this Esther. Now you have two sick kids on your hands. I hope this magic antidote works as well as last time and you are spared a trip to the hospital, especially with Elliot feeling crummy now too. Fingers crossed for you and Ellis.
Elliot is on the mend, thankfully, with the nebulizer treatment. Ellis is doing much better with the rescue med. If we didn’t have that, we would have gone to the ER. The med is amazing. I’ve been cooking all day to make her soups that she likes…if she eats, that’s a good sin. If she doesn’t eat, then that’s a terrible sign.
Well, it’s good Elliot is doing better. And thank goodness for this rescue med. I wish the docs would have come up with this solution a long time ago, but good that you have it in place now. I hope there are no ER visits – the flu is so bad. Fingers crossed Ellis stays at home.
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oh no! Sending lots of good vibes your way – hopefully she gets better soon (the comments sound like she’s already turned the corner – fingers crossed!) Linda xx
🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏♥️🙏 oh no! So sorry for Ellis. FYI: we are hearing about chronic vomiting with kids here in my city in Canada too— (something is not right. I never heard of this happening on this scale before). It’s very possibly some kind of environmental impacts. Do they ever try to find a cause or are they just giving your kids pharmaceutical products? I would look into naturopathic support. All pharma drugs have side effects on liver, etc.
Sorry about Ellis vomiting! I hope she’s getting better.
Thank you, Miriam! Ellis is doing better today after a wild adventure at the hospital yesterday.