Life is for Loving: It's Flu Season

Wednesday, October 3, 2007

It's Flu Season

Where did the summer go? Abby started a fever Monday night. She seemed a little better yesterday, but today she woke up throwing up. She took a little sip of water and threw up. She ate half a soda cracker and threw up. She had a teaspoon of Tylenol and threw up. She is miserable. I actually took them to the doctor yesterday for Megan's three year check-up and flu shots. Abby couldn't get a flu shot because she had a fever and Megan couldn't get one because the shot has an egg base. So we are all sitting ducks, just waiting for the next one to go down. I just hope Spencer doesn't get it. Will you please pray that Spencer doesn't get sick? Thanks!

2 comments:

Misty said...: Of course! It is always nice to know what to pray for. We love you! Tell Abby we love her too and that we are so sorry she is so sick.; October 3, 2007 at 12:35 PM
Anonymous said...: Hopefully prayer and his extra antibodies from you will carry him through. Abby-girl, I hope you feel better today; we are praying for Heavenly Father to bless you in every way.; October 3, 2007 at 1:02 PM

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(Elder Marvin J. Ashton, Conference April 1992).

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