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J Diddy 12-23-2012 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by KILLER_CLOWN (Post 9237713)
Wow, is it possible he has severe acute asthma? Let me just say i've been there, at this time of year...many times....It's heart wrenching man...

Lowest my son was ever at was 87% and he was barely hanging on at that level..I can't even imagine 82......eeek

How old is he?

10. I knew he was sick and took him to the doc on tues. They gave him antibiotics and by thursday he was feeling better. I took him to the exes for the weekend. I picked him up tonight and he was coughing and damn near fainting. I don't know what happened between know and then, but the second they checked him they rushed him back into the er and performed a god awful amount of tests (wouldn't be complete without sticking him once in each arm to draw blood). Now it's looking up and is risen to 97% (on oxygen) after 6 hours of work. I hope that it continues that way.

Ace Gunner 12-23-2012 11:18 PM

could be pneumonia. give the lil man a hug and I'm sure he's in good hands at the hospital

J Diddy 12-23-2012 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by KILLER_CLOWN (Post 9237720)
So no asthma and no Pneumonia either? My son is on a maintenance dosage of steroids and we have the nebulizer at home for treatments..I hope you are at Childrens Mercy, they really know their stuff.

Via Christi in Pittsburg

At this point it is still unknown what is causing it. They don't think there's an abnormal amount of mucus, but he does seem to be responding well to what they are doing.

Imon Yourside 12-23-2012 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by J Diddy (Post 9237724)
10. I knew he was sick and took him to the doc on tues. They gave him antibiotics and by thursday he was feeling better. I took him to the exes for the weekend. I picked him up tonight and he was coughing and damn near fainting. I don't know what happened between know and then, but the second they checked him they rushed him back into the er and performed a god awful amount of tests (wouldn't be complete without sticking him once in each arm to draw blood). Now it's looking up and is risen to 97% (on oxygen) after 6 hours of work. I hope that it continues that way.

hmmm, Good to hear it's at 97%. Once he can achieve 97% on his own they will discharge him. Possible he had an allergic reaction to something he was inhaling or ate.....Keep us updated man.

cosmo20002 12-23-2012 11:23 PM

Best wishes to you and your family

J Diddy 12-23-2012 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by KILLER_CLOWN (Post 9237730)
hmmm, Good to hear it's at 97%. Once he can achieve 97% on his own they will discharge him. Possible he had an allergic reaction to something he was inhaling or ate.....Keep us updated man.

will do, thanks

Bwana 12-23-2012 11:29 PM

Done

It sounds like things are turning in a positive direction.

All my best to you and your family.

threebag 12-23-2012 11:37 PM

Prayers sent.

DonkyPuncher 12-23-2012 11:39 PM

sorry to hear man, hope he is better very soon!!!

Dallas Chief 12-23-2012 11:42 PM

Prayers sent and Godspeed to your little man. Have one near the same age so this hit me right in the gut. Peace brother...

patteeu 12-23-2012 11:50 PM

Wow, I hope he continues to improve. Sorry to hear about it. Good luck.

The Franchise 12-24-2012 12:00 AM

RSV maybe?

Thoughts his way.

Jiu Jitsu Jon 12-24-2012 12:01 AM

That sucks, man.

I have a boy who'll be two in February. Love him more than life itself.

KurtCobain 12-24-2012 12:03 AM

Wow. 82? I was admitted into the hospital about three today and was at 90 percent, and I honestly thought I was going to die. I couldn't breathe at all. Best wishes you're sons way.

Reerun_KC 12-24-2012 12:04 AM

Prayers sent.


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