Poor Little Guy

10 Apr

Friends and Family, reaching out for prayers and positive thoughts for this little guy who is sick again…

camdenchub

How can you not fall in love with this adorable baby?

His sweet Momma is so sad. The Doctors still don’t know why he gets sick all the time.

A snippit of her blog post this morning said:

Our little Camden is sick. Again.

We took him to the doctor this morning and he has bronchiolitis AGAIN, for the third time! And pink eye. We’re back on breathing treatments every 2-4 hours, humidifier day and night, eye drops 3 times a day, tylenol every 4 hours, and the whole nine yards in hopes that he won’t keep getting worse and they won’t have to put him back in the hospital.

BREAKS. MY. HEART. to see him so sick. He is such a good natured baby because even though he is in pain, he clearly doesn’t feel good, and he can hardly breathe… he still reaches out to caress my face and flashes his heart melting smile all day. He is such a tough little man.

Please keep him in your prayers. We really don’t want him to have to be hospitalized again.

SO SAD! His name is Camden, keep him in your thoughts and prayers – they could use all the help they can get! All the good thoughts sent their way… this little guy deserves the best.

Thank you all!

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Author Rebecca

3 Responses to “Poor Little Guy”

Shauna 11. Apr, 2009 at 4:04 am #

For sure praying for him! He is so CUTE and precious!
♥ HUGS ♥

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Kristi 11. Apr, 2009 at 8:11 pm #

Thanks so much Becky! I really appreciate your concern and caring enough to put this out on your own blog! Love ya.

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Rebecca 11. Apr, 2009 at 7:56 pm #

@Shauna

Thank you ♥

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