11.21.2008
Flashback Friday: Nebulize
When I took Carter to the pediatrician for his 9-month checkup, I mentioned that Carter had been coughing at night for a few months, often hard enough to wake himself up.  The doctor listened to Baby C's lungs for a minute and determined that he might be a bit asthmatic.  So he sent us home with a nebulizer, a prescription for Pulmicort, and the instructions to hold a mask to Carter's face for 20 minutes a day so he could breathe in the medicinal vapors.  I was not excited for this; I didn't think that C would be capable of sitting still for 20 minutes straight.  But he proved me wrong!  He was such a good sport; he'd sit there and open his mouth wide and suck in as much of that stuff as he could.   It was pretty funny.  He only needed the treatments for a month, and although doing them wasn't too bad, I wasn't sad to give that nebulizer back!
 If you look closely, you can see the vapors swirling around Carter's head.
If you look closely, you can see the vapors swirling around Carter's head.
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4 comments:
Ugh. Nebulizers. However, in your case, not so bad! I have had to do that with both my kids and have never had results like that! After the first minute I kept thinking..."I have to do this for 9 more minutes???"
The only fun I had was pretending to be a robot and saying "nebulizer" in a robot voice.
I can't believe I just admitted I did that.
Ady always had to be on a nebulizer. Its a pain to try and get them to stay still.
I had almost forgotten what you look like with long hair! I feel sorry for anyone who has to nebulize their child. Adults are hard enough.
At first I was thinking: Who is that holding Carter? I love your hair though!!
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