Want to thump the doc!

[charliebeth]

I know she's just doing her job and it's all for best really, but the look in Jack's eyes as she stuck needles in his legs broke my heart!

He was so happy up to that point, tucked in close to my body, looking into my eyes and smiling. And then that look of "What's she doing mum? Why are you letting this happen! It's hurts!"

Really wanted to punch her for him!



Have to do it again at 12 and 16 weeks. I think daddy might have to take him, I'll wait outside with loves and hugs ready to comfort the little guy.

 

[pilkers]

awww it's awful isn't it... you feel so cruel.

 

[-Kelly-]

It's horrible isn't it - Oliver was smiling and chatting away to the nurse then she jabbed in and his bottom lip stuck straight out and started quivering - it made me feel even more terrible that he was being so friendly and she hurt him!

 

[poppy160]

Awww I cried when Ella had hers!
She has her 12 week jabs on Monday, OH is taking her in and I'm staying
in the waiting room!!

 

[muppetmummy]

im not looking forward to logie getting his jabs

 

[Ginnymarie]

i got upset just after labour when they gave her vitamin k, i was too ill to hold her as my blood pressure went down. horrible docs
x

 

[clarey]

It really is horrible but they forget so quickly, I just really focussed on thinking how much harder it would be to deal with a seriously ill baby if she was to catch any of the diseases the jabs protect against. I did feel very parent-like though - 'its for your own good' lol help am turning into my granny

 

[smile]

It really is horrible but they forget so quickly, I just really focussed on thinking how much harder it would be to deal with a seriously ill baby if she was to catch any of the diseases the jabs protect against. I did feel very parent-like though - 'its for your own good' lol help am turning into my granny

lol! I did the same with each of baby smile's jabs - the nurse said to him "I know I'm horrid aren't I" and I said "no, lets say thank-you to the lovely nurse - it's all over know and it will stop you being poorly"

I know loads of kids that are really scared of the doctors and I cringe when their parents say "the nasty doctor will give you an injection if you're naughty!"

It is hard on us but for their sakes we have to be the strong ones - otherwise they might be too scared to get help when they are older and could get really ill

 

[charliebeth]

I'll get to see how good his memory is tomorrow... he's got a really nasty cough now. Proper chest rattler with flem and everything. We're seeing the same doc in the morning!

 

[GBLiz]

oh no, i dont want my little one to be upset

 

[maybebaby]

It's awful but I HAD to be the one to hold Austin. At least then I felt I was comforting him.

He cried loads with his baby jabs but was good as gold with the 12 month ones, he hardly even squeaked just started waving bye bye to the nurse . We've got his MMR next week so I'm hoping he'll be okay again.

 

[Sage]

lol wait till the 16 week jabs then they have to have 3!

I hated it thank god hes got no more for 8 months! It made me feel sick going in the room and it broke my heart when the nurse said hello and he gave her a massive smile!

Bring a bottle with you or get ya boob out just after the jab! only thing that calmed my son down. He soon forgot about it when he had his milk!

Ha! mind you he made more of a fuss when i pulled the plasters off! big sissy!

 

[bowmanzoo]

Can I join you in whacking the doctor one please, I told my doctor today that the inhalor wasnt working with Joanna but actually since taking it she's been worse and doctor said well it can take several weeks for it to work well wfs I hope she never has an ashtma attack dim or what

 

[smile]

bowmanzoo - which colour inhaler is it?

the brown preventer (steroid) ones you use everyday to reduce inflammation and give a gradual improvment over long term - the blue or the white ones are the quick relief ones that you would use in an asthma attack - the effect from these only lasts a short while

http://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/23069155/

which spacer do you have? ask your doctor if he would consider prescibing an aerochamber spacer for you - the little ones seem to like them better.

http://asburymedical.com/v-web/productp ... _400_A.jpg

 

[daftscotslass]

Not looking forward to it either. Becky has been stuck with the blade in the foot so many times I lost count (she had a positive Coombs test at birth because there was a crossover of blood and I'm rhesus neg). I stopped counting when she had 9 marks on her feet.

 

[charliebeth]

I stopped counting when she had 9 marks on her feet.

That must have been horrible!