My heart is glad for the pretty things that surround me in this environment. The flowers are blooming all over the place and the birds are flocking all around.
For the simple things of life, like a warm bowl of chilli and vegetable soup brewed in my kitchen, for the crispy cool Sahara air; even though we are all sneezing and coughing, I give thanks.
Above all things today, I am so grateful that we were able to find Prednisolone at 3am this morning, when my young boy woke up with sudden bad allergic reaction and a swollen face.
We used all the normal stuff for him, but to no avail.
He is allergic to certain environmental factors and it occurs more with weather changes like Summer with all the pollen or the dusty Winter air in this climes.
I did not want to use EpiPen which I keep for only extreme reactions.
Mercifully, the allergic reaction has been arrested and we have every cause to smile.
For what are you thankful today? ”Remember that feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it.” – William Arthur Ward.
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My son has allergies and he keeps scratching every night. It was triggered when we went for vacation, I still don’t know if the weather or food has caused it. 🙂
Thankful your child is ok now. 🙂
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I know how that feels Gilian, especially when you don’t know what is causing it. We had to run batteries of food test before the test zeroed in on environmental factors. I always had a handful of medication because it can be triggered off at any moment. Thank you very much and warm regards 🙂
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Where’s the title to this post? You always gotta be different, Jackie!!! LOL 😀
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😉 It was an oversight. Thanks for pointing it out.
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Lol just teasing!! You’re welcome. 😄
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((hugs))
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I lost the alternator on my car on the way home. My husband is a mechanic and had it fixed under two hours. Not only was I not stranded, I’m back on the road and all is well. Beyond grateful!
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I can imagine how you feel. I have been stranded once at a very bad spot in Lagos, Nigeria and a very good Samaritan rescued me. My regards 🙂
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I’m glad your son is ok. It’s so awful to see little ones suffer!
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Thank you so much. It can be very disconcerting when they are sick and I am really thankful he is better. Warm regards 🙂
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Wow!!! I am so sorry Jackie…in my haste to point out the missing title I must have forgotten to read the post! I am so sorry that happened to your boy and am glad he is better. Please forgive me for insensitivity to the matter at hand!
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Hey! I honestly didn’t even think of that for a moment Lady T. It happens to even the best of us. Come on! We are sisters – online for now 😉
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I know but I felt bad nonetheless. Glad he’s doing better! Next time I’ll try reading the post before commenting lol
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((hugs))
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Phew! Thank God he is better now.
Yes, gratitude for mercies both big and small is everything.
Hmm, today I am thankful that I am still here, and because I am, I am certain of brighter tomorrows. 🙂
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Definitely a brighter and beautiful tomorrow for you my dear sister 🙂
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Oh bless him, I know the feeling, so glad you found the medication he needed.
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It was such a huge relief, thank God 🙂 I appreciate your warm thoughts Gilly
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