HAd a bad few days with ms...I'm only having one "session" of throwing up a day, but spending the rest of the day extremely nauseous, dizzy and weak. I can't open a bottle of lucozade, I feel like a little child! I though I had escaped it today, spent the morning with my grandparents (god they can talk some rubbish, especily when I'm sitting very still and sipping plain water in an attempt to not throw up!) who helped/hindered me in looking after dd (not exactly sure which, my nana did get her dressed and give her juice, but I wouldn't leave dd with them for more than five minutes, she is excellent with kids, but a little bit forgetful, and doesn't seem to "get" my rules, such as not letting her watch too much telly or drink fizzy drinks. Although I suppose no harm could come to her. My grandad is pretty ill with dementia, and adores dd, always remembers who she is, even though he forgets everyone else in the family! Although he leaves dangerous things out and doesn't look where he's going in his wheelchair, he would be mortified if she hurt herself while she was in his care)
But then as soon as I got home, the familiar pain started in my stomach and I had to rush to the toilet, leaving dd unattended in a house that we hadn't been in for a few days. My housemates and dp seem to have had a few drinks before going out one night, as she was trying to drink from an (I hope) empty can of lager! I removed that, then had to rush back to be sick again, while I was being sick I could hear her shouting "stuck!" and when I got back she was helping herself to the posh chocolates my mum bought me for easter! Next time I think I will try and take her with me to throw up, although then she tries to make me feel better by patting my back and saying "mummy cough, ahhh, poor mummy" and leaning between me and the toilet bowl, then nicking my glass of water and running off to spill it somewhere!
I have tried to explain to her about the new baby, and she seemed to be taking it well till my nana asked her if she was going to have a new baby in her house. Dd hit nana, shouted "NO!" then came and cuddled me and said "dd baby, dd mummy baby" which I think is her way of saying she doesn't think we need a new baby because we have her! She is refusing to sit on the potty and keeps wanting her dummy, and when we ask her if she wants to look like a little baby she says yes!