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Old 04-25-2010, 05:50 AM   #7
Lien
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Re: Been in the hospital - so glad to be home

My son had pneumonia in both lungs and it came up as quickly as yours. He was 5 at the time. At 3 AM he came to my room and said his tummy hurt, and he had a slight fever. My husband was home that day, so I went to work. By noon my husband had called the doctor who sent him straight to hospital for XRays. Before they could take those, he lost consciousness. They gave him antibiotics and he perked up pretty quickly, but it was really scary.

Apparently this is normal for some types of bacterial pneumonia. I guess with the beating you had (surgery, chemo, rads) you actually did pretty well. Your immune system wasn't what it used to be, but antibiotics work by boosting your immune reaction, I think, so when you needed it, it did it's job. That's actually pretty good news.

Hope you feel better soon.

Love

Jacqueline
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