Pathos congrats! It took us 2 cycles with chemicals to get this sticky boy!
Prowife congrats, sorry you had such a stressful delivery.
We've had an adventure the last few weeks to say the least. We went on vacation to Panama City beach on June 4 we were supposed to stay through the 11th, but on the 7th we were in the pool at our condo at about 5 pm and our son out of no where just starts looking really unwell. I commented about it and at first my husband said maybe he's just tired, but then he just starts shivering. We leave go back to our condo and change him to dry clothes and realize he's running a high fever. I leave to get him medicine and a thermometer (the thermometer ended up being junk). We got his fever down, but he starts refusing to drink anything. He woke in the middle of the night and ended up in the bed with us. The next morning we decide to take him to a clinic because he is obviously sick. Well I looked at reviews online to figure out where we should take him and I found what seemed to be a decent walk in clinic. After waiting an hour, no tests were ran and a 101.6 fever (we're pretty sure it was in the 103 range the day before) we're told he has strep. So we get his prescription and have to force it down his throat, we felt terrible because it was gritty and had to hurt like hell on his poor throat. The next day he woke up with a dry diaper, we had tried every fluid we could think of and he refused them all. Popsicles, chocolate milk, juice, water, pedialyte, you name it we tried it. He would eat, but wouldn't drink so I think maybe he'll eat watermelon. It was given a big no way just like everything else. We tried stringing it but it was a fight and upset him even more so we decided we had to take him to the ER because he was getting dehydrated. Well they send us to a pediatric ER and while we are on our way there he starts getting a rash on his arms and legs. The dr at the ER was appalled that they didn't test him for strep and informs us his strep test was negative and he has hand foot mouth disease. He had ulcers on his throat and we were forcing him to take unnecessary medicine. He wasn't dehydrated yet and they gave us a prescription for baby loratab to ease the pain so he would drink. He finally started drinking 'milk' which was smart water with a splash of milk to make it white and we decided to head home a day early since we couldn't do anything anyways. It took him a good week to completely heal. He had the worse end of the spectrum because he had an itchy rash everywhere, which we had to cover in calamine to minimize the scratching and blister on his hands, feet, bottom, around his mouth, and one on his ear. Even through all that he begged to go to the pool. It was the most exhausting vacation ever.