11-22-04
11-22-04
We first noticed the weird rash on Maina (Patrick, 4)’s neck on Sunday, and by Monday morning, he had a temperature and it was starting to spread up his face- tiny white specks all over. Kanoti and I took him to the doctor, who was very vague in his explanation as to what it was and what we should do about it. He prescribed a few things, including a treatment for another skin infection on his scalp, which was spreading down his face at the same time. Tuesday, it was even worse, and Mama Eliza was sure he had Measles. Now the first rash is gone and we’re pretty sure he’s going to be fine, but he has dead skin flaking off all over his head, neck, and chest… poor little guy is probably wondering what’s going on.
In the afternoon, the eight oldest kids and I walked down to Hardy for sodas- lots of fun!
We first noticed the weird rash on Maina (Patrick, 4)’s neck on Sunday, and by Monday morning, he had a temperature and it was starting to spread up his face- tiny white specks all over. Kanoti and I took him to the doctor, who was very vague in his explanation as to what it was and what we should do about it. He prescribed a few things, including a treatment for another skin infection on his scalp, which was spreading down his face at the same time. Tuesday, it was even worse, and Mama Eliza was sure he had Measles. Now the first rash is gone and we’re pretty sure he’s going to be fine, but he has dead skin flaking off all over his head, neck, and chest… poor little guy is probably wondering what’s going on.
In the afternoon, the eight oldest kids and I walked down to Hardy for sodas- lots of fun!
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