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@betsy789 We took her to the hospital that she was born at. It’s the only one in that city. I drove to a different city to where this is a children’s hospital. We didn’t expect that a hospital would just dismiss us the way they did.

@ikerepc Canada.

@trujerz Canada

@lily1986 Thanks. I’ve never “let up on the gas” as far as making sure she’s safe.

@katrina2017 Nope. 🤷‍♂️ so I didn’t get billed for the screw up

@skcin7 Advil/ibuprofen also reduces fever. We were alternating between Advil and Tylenol but both are effective

@thelambslight Would definitely do that if presented with an issue again

@xiaox Absolutely. It taught me not to take everything at face value and that sometimes you have to advocate a lot stronger despite what you’re being told.

@vayek333 Yea we had to buy a nebulizer for her antibiotics. I forgot all about that. We took a prenatal course but I swear, once the baby is delivered you’re really at the mercy of everyone else. It would be good to find similar courses for “all the crap that could go wrong” for new parents.

@lostsoul60 Argh… I didn’t even see that til you pointed it out

@dtaylor6989 Yea absolutely

@bobthebeast I probably alternated Advil and Tylenol. It was 15 years ago and I haven’t had to think about it. I’ll update my text. Thanks

@molly31 Thank you. I meant Tylenol. I updated the text. 🙏

@h0dyes0d Wow. That’s frightening. I’m so glad it worked out finally.

@fassy I’m going to share that advice

@frankgainey What a great suggestion. I had no idea those even existed.

@godsdaughter50 Thank you! I did share this hoping to raise awareness to other parents that read this. 🙏

When my daughter was about 18 months old she ended up getting a bad cold. Fairly normal for any kid but we kept a close eye on it. After about a week it started to go away slowly. One day two weeks later we received a call from the daycare asking us to pick her up because she had a high fever...