Ok, so it's a month late, but can you guess where we were Christmas night?
Nicholas was wheezing Christmas day, and got progressively worse. In the end, we had an adventure - I spoke to a nurse on NHS Direct and she was worried enough to tell us to get an ambulance into hospital to get checked out. He was not very impressed, especially with the breathing mask and the sats monitor (a clip on his toe, completely painless!) but completely ignored the two heel-prick blood tests. Silly boy. It turned out to be a nasty-sounding but relatively harmless viral chest infection, so we didn't even need medication. We didn't find this out until 4am, though! At least we got to keep the face mask...
Nicholas was wheezing Christmas day, and got progressively worse. In the end, we had an adventure - I spoke to a nurse on NHS Direct and she was worried enough to tell us to get an ambulance into hospital to get checked out. He was not very impressed, especially with the breathing mask and the sats monitor (a clip on his toe, completely painless!) but completely ignored the two heel-prick blood tests. Silly boy. It turned out to be a nasty-sounding but relatively harmless viral chest infection, so we didn't even need medication. We didn't find this out until 4am, though! At least we got to keep the face mask...
