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    I have never posted a new topic, but I am a little nervous since my son did not want to play soccer today and he fell asleep 3 hours early for his nap. i know that anyone other than an emet would not even notice this, but I am so scared that he will wake up sick. he never naps this early unless he doesn't feel well. he told me he was o.k. when we left soccer early, that he just didn't want to play.


    hopefully this is nothing and i will learn to stop freaking out over junk i can't control.

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    I hope he is okay--maybe he is just tired, but I do know what you mean--I hae those freak out warning signals, too!!

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    I notice every little thing my children do that I feel is out of the norm for them. Maybe he is just tired and needs the rest, and even "IF" he is not feeling well, we have to realize that, that doesnt always mean they are going to v* or that they are coming down with an SV.

    I hope he is fine, let us know!!!!


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    He woke up and I was gone on purpose so that my husband would deal with it.my son was fine and he was just tired. i was so glad you guys answered back. i feel like such a nut when i freak out, but i just knew something was wrong and I was wrong. just goes to show that we do get a bit of panic for no reason. i was so nervous for those 2 hours and until my husband called me and told me he was awake and fine, i was so crazy.

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    You are not crazy. I do all I can sometimes to avoid potential v* situations. I am glad he is fine!!!!


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    Don't feel silly. I feel that way all the time when my kids act "different." Remember my youngest staying up the other night (I think you posted on my topic)? And it turned out to be nothing? If it weren't for the relief I feel when I realize they are fine, I would feel so awful and mad at myself for losing so much sleep!


    In fact, right now as I type this I heard one of the kids cough in their sleep and a also heard a funny noise and got that shooting terror feeling in my chest only to realize the cough was just a cough and the funny noise was my hubby fumbling with the bedside lamp to turn it off back in our bedroom.
    <font color=BLUE>~Paula~</font>

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    I know our kids are a true test for us. Even at bedtime last night, iwas nervous that maybe earlier had been the start of something, but my husband laughed when i told him that and said "didn't you see how much he ate at dinner." Oh, by the way, that only made me more nervous, but I didn't tell my husband that. He would faint if he knew i got worried when my child ate a lot.

 

 

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