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You never stop worrying..........

(28 Posts)
Sel Thu 11-Apr-13 09:29:20

Yes, absolutely true. They don't tell you that at the beginning do they? I hope your little great-granddaughter makes a quick and full recovery.

absent Thu 11-Apr-13 09:25:47

Greatnan Very worrying for you, your daughter, the child's parents and all the family. It's good that she is home and is being checked regularly. I don't know much about HSP but I hope it clears up soon. flowers

Greatnan Thu 11-Apr-13 09:22:24

First about your children, then about your grandchildren - now I am very worried about my little great-grand-daughter who is nearly three. She has just come out of hospital after three days being re-hydrated and monitored for HSP after an acute stomach bug. Her hands and feet had black bruises and of course my poor grand-daughter-in-law thought of meningitis. She has to be seen by her own doctor once a week to check her kidneys. I googled HSP and it usually clears up after a time.
Her parents spent a lot of time at the hospital, but fortunately another grand-daughter came down to Kent from Hull, where she is at university, and looked after her five-year old niece. Big families can be very useful in time of crisis.
My daughter, her grand-mother, is in close touch by phone and Facebook from New Zealand.