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We haven't had any issues with vaccinations up until this point, but the 18-month shots had my son hobbling around the whole next day. Poor baby!
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This morning at 4am, we had our first real health scare with our son where we raced to the emergency room – even the antibiotic allergy rash didn’t compare. He woke up with a horrible, sudden cough. He was unable to breathe or speak and cried that it hurt. He wheezed and my heart froze with MORE »
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It turns out that the strange pink spots that have been popping up on Cullen's face this week are a bacterial infection called impetigo. Yikes!
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Last week my husband and I both managed to get strep throat, while our son miraculously avoided it. Is there anything worse than having to take care of a wild toddler when you are sick?
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Having a child with a special need, be it Autism or anything else, doesn't make them any less, just different. And knowing how your child thinks, learns and processes information can only help you on your journey to helping them become the best person they can be and who could ask any more than that?
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