Today is the day that Baby C did the IVP and MCUG procedures at the hospital. We spent almost the whole day at the hospital and it was a day of non-stop yelling, wailing and bawling for poor baby. After feeding her the sedation meds the moment we reached the hospital, I nursed her and […]
Posted on January 30th, 2009 by shireen
Filed under: Cassandra, Kidney Reflux | 16 Comments »
Whenever I run out of time and need a quick fix lunch for Alycia and Sherilyn, this is what I’ll prepare… their all-time favorite:
Cold cha soba (cold green tea noodles) with chilled organic cha soba sauce, sprinkled with some toasted sesame seeds for added protein and calcium, a fried egg for more protein (yup, growing […]
Posted on January 26th, 2009 by shireen
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I bought a bottle of organic cold soba sauce from the organic shop last week. It’s free of preservatives, colorings, sugar and other chemical additives. Check out the ingredients in the label on the bottle here:
I use the soba sauce to prepare cold green tea noodles for Alycia and Sherilyn. They, especially Sherilyn are absolutely […]
Posted on January 24th, 2009 by shireen
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Thanks to one of my blog readers who informed me that I can buy cranberry capsules from GNC, I managed to buy a bottle yesterday. Each capsule consists of 500mg cranberry juice concentrate powder, which is crimson in color. It taste a tad tarty and slightly bitter. Last night, I sprinkled 1/4 of the capsule […]
Posted on January 23rd, 2009 by shireen
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We had an appointment with our pediatric nephrologist at SJMC today. I woke up early today, skipped my jogging/gym, got my 2 older gals ready for school by 8:15am and then woke baby up. I had to feed her lots of fluid so that she has enough pee for me to collect. I separated the collection of […]
Posted on January 21st, 2009 by shireen
Filed under: Urinary Tract Infection, Cassandra, Kidney Reflux | 11 Comments »
That’s Baby C’s breakfast :
Clockwise from top : Millenium Cactus juice (1 tablespoon, diluted with water), Bio Strath herbal yeast supplement (3ml, diluted with water), plain water, papaya, Gardenia white bread with some butter.
Bread with President butter, cut up into small bites.
It normally takes me 45 mins to an hour to feed baby her breakfast. Baby […]
Posted on January 20th, 2009 by shireen
Filed under: Cassandra | 2 Comments »
Our pediatric nephrologist has told us to postpone the IVP and MCUG scheduled to be carried out on Baby C tomorrow (Monday) as she has an infection going on in her urinary tract. We have another appointment with our nephrologist scheduled for Wednesday next week and we’ll see what happens next.
Posted on January 18th, 2009 by shireen
Filed under: Urinary Tract Infection, Cassandra, Kidney Reflux | No Comments »
It’s really sad that I have to post this again. This post seems to appear in my blogs every month. Yesterday, we were at the ER of SJMC the whole night and only left at 11ish pm.
Baby C’s pee has been smelling foul on and off for the past 1.5 weeks but our doctor asked […]
Posted on January 18th, 2009 by shireen
Filed under: Urinary Tract Infection, Cassandra, Kidney Reflux | 31 Comments »
My maid and I spent our entire morning at the hospital today. First we brought Baby C to the Imaging Department for an ultrasound scan of her kidneys and urinary tract. While waiting for our turn, I quickly fed Baby C some freshly squeezed orange juice, cactus juice and probiotics which I’d put in a bottle. After the ultrasound […]
Posted on January 16th, 2009 by shireen
Filed under: Cassandra, Kidney Reflux | 8 Comments »
After 5 days of being down with high fever, a swollen throat and stuffy nose, my little cili padi is back on her feet again. She started going to pre-school again yesterday, attended her second ballet lesson (and wore her new ballet costume and she was in seventh heaven!), regained her appetite (and boy, her appetite was […]
Posted on January 15th, 2009 by shireen
Filed under: High Fever In Toddlers, Sherilyn | 4 Comments »
