my wife is in the hospital.update and now my daughter also
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Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
Not something to be taken lightly for sure.
My cousin died suddenly at age 35. She was asthmatic. Her husband found her in the bathroom the next morning. She never made a sound.
Very traumatic.
My cousin died suddenly at age 35. She was asthmatic. Her husband found her in the bathroom the next morning. She never made a sound.
Very traumatic.
Originally Posted by 2000SilverBullet
Not something to be taken lightly for sure.
My cousin died suddenly at age 35. She was asthmatic. Her husband found her in the bathroom the next morning. She never made a sound.
Very traumatic.
My cousin died suddenly at age 35. She was asthmatic. Her husband found her in the bathroom the next morning. She never made a sound.
Very traumatic.
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Originally Posted by popatim
WOW!
I hope they both get welll and someone figures out the cause. Its odd they both came down with it at nearly the same time. Don't foget to check the car for mold too.
Tim
I hope they both get welll and someone figures out the cause. Its odd they both came down with it at nearly the same time. Don't foget to check the car for mold too.
Tim
this as about 5 days ago. :?:
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o.k well im very upset.. my wife wont listen to me or the doctors that she must stay in the hospital. she decided to sigh her self out as she is worried about getting fired because they always threaten her if she takes off too much asthma or not.. so i will be picking her up in a lil and also my daughter is doing better but she is still very bad and now on steriods.
well i be back i na hour or 2 with an update.
thanks agian everyone for your prayers.
and abig thanks to tailbump for his help as well.. he is the best.....
everyone should have a friend like him
thanks agian everyone for your prayers.
and abig thanks to tailbump for his help as well.. he is the best.....
everyone should have a friend like him
Brian'* a great guy but I don't see a single post from him and I'm curious as to what he did?
I think your wife is nuts for signing herself out. I'd be worried sick...
You have my sympathies and prayers that they both get better and quick.
Tim
I think your wife is nuts for signing herself out. I'd be worried sick...
You have my sympathies and prayers that they both get better and quick.
Tim
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Originally Posted by popatim
Brian'* a great guy but I don't see a single post from him and I'm curious as to what he did?
I think your wife is nuts for signing herself out. I'd be worried sick...
You have my sympathies and prayers that they both get better and quick.
Tim
I think your wife is nuts for signing herself out. I'd be worried sick...
You have my sympathies and prayers that they both get better and quick.
Tim
o.k well my daughter was sent home with prednisone.(steriods) and a nebulizer machine of her very own.
and my wife is still the same and not getting any better from what i see.. i had to pick her up early from work again today
so now im here waiting on her and 2 kids hand and foot and its geting out of hand.. my wife is abusing her asthma pump as it is not working and she is all pumped up on steriods and her heart is racing a mile a minute.
so i keep trying to convince her to go back to the hospital but she is too damn hard headed for a girl that is only 5 foot 2'' tall and 150 pounds wet..(she is spanish
)so with this said i up for a weekend of hell i see as she will not go back to the doctor i might have to rush her at 3 or 4 am to the ER again.. well i dont know what else to do..?
Sorry to hear about the misses and the daughter.
Awhile back I remember you posting pictures of the ceiling in one of the rooms in your house -it has been sagging from rain. IIRC there might've been some mold. You may want to check this out as that may have been the cause for setting the wife and daughter off, and with them returning this could very well cause far more devastating problems if not checked into/corrected.
Best wishes,
Martin
Awhile back I remember you posting pictures of the ceiling in one of the rooms in your house -it has been sagging from rain. IIRC there might've been some mold. You may want to check this out as that may have been the cause for setting the wife and daughter off, and with them returning this could very well cause far more devastating problems if not checked into/corrected.
Best wishes,
Martin
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Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Sorry to hear about the misses and the daughter.
Awhile back I remember you posting pictures of the ceiling in one of the rooms in your house -it has been sagging from rain. IIRC there might've been some mold. You may want to check this out as that may have been the cause for setting the wife and daughter off, and with them returning this could very well cause far more devastating problems if not checked into/corrected.
Best wishes,
Martin
Awhile back I remember you posting pictures of the ceiling in one of the rooms in your house -it has been sagging from rain. IIRC there might've been some mold. You may want to check this out as that may have been the cause for setting the wife and daughter off, and with them returning this could very well cause far more devastating problems if not checked into/corrected.
Best wishes,
Martin
but yeah it was a new ceiling that was put up 2 months before we moved in but the roof was not done right so it leaked right thru with the first heavy rain right after i moved in. so even tho i had the old owner have a new roof put on correctly by a licensed roofer i am still fighting with him to pay to get the ceiling replaced again.
so its about 4 months old now but it is probally soaked up there still due to the mositure inbetween the walls and ceilings..
so even with the door closed woulkd it be hat strong as to affect them if they were in the next room across.?
thanks
I'm no expert on mold, but it can expand fairly quick. It is fairly possible the mold could have grown on the attic side of the ceiling across the hallway. If that happening it could be a very unwanted 'silent intruder'. Best bet is to put a face mask on (a light duty one at least, two if you don't mind) and climb up there with a flash light -tread carefully.... the water damage may significantly weakend the wood, etc...
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