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argh up goes the temp and shallow breathing

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Yorkiegirl · 29/12/2007 03:12

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OverRated · 29/12/2007 03:34

oh no, Yorkie girl. Hope she gets better v soon.

alipiggie · 29/12/2007 04:40

Oh no, had that with ds1 (6) this week. Damp towel on radiator might help. I know how awful it is being on your own - you have my sympathies and hopes that she's feeling better in the morning.

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Yorkiegirl · 29/12/2007 08:44

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GColdtimer · 29/12/2007 09:16

yorkie, glad she is feeling better (dd had something similar last week and it only lasted 24 hours). Looks like it might be a day of cbeebies and dozying on the sofa for you.

Must be especially awful being on your own at times like this.

belgo · 29/12/2007 09:19

yes, it's always a good idea to keep paracetamol suppositories for illnesses like these. You did the right thing Yorkiegirl. I hope she gets well soon and you can get some rest!

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