Doesn't look like Em is tolerating the new meds very well. We switched her to Adderall XR (extended release) so we didn't have to worry about a lunch-time dose, but she has a tummy ache, was "droopy" at lunch at school, and is now "spacey" at home. Damn.
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Dudes. Food poisoning is no flippin' joke, yo. Was ok enough last night that dinner was yummy and stayed down. Today? Tummy says, "NO! We only accept Gatorade and vanilla ice cream today! Piss off brown rice and delicious pork chop!"
Obey the tummy, or it will make you wish you were a head in a jar.
"NO! We only accept Gatorade and vanilla ice cream today! Piss off brown rice and delicious pork chop!"
Ugh. Food poisoning sucks.
A nurse friend of mine told me that Pedialite (or generic equivalent) is better for upset tummies and pukies than Gatorade.
Yes, Gatorade has so much sugar in it. For me, when I have an upset stomach, sugar makes me even more nauseated, so I've never been a gatorade fan. The vitamin waters are good, not too sweet.
Sadly, I only had a neighborhood liquor store so my pickings were slim this afternoon. But the Gatorade actually helped before, so I'm hopeful this time.
When I was a kid and having chronic kidney and bladder infections, I was essentially force-fed Gatorade by my doctors for the better part of 3 years. To this day the idea of drinking it voluntarily makes me gag.
But I'm glad it's working for Aims!
Why Gatorade for the infections? I'm curious.
Well, the alternative was a prescription electrolyte replacement drink that tasted like cat pee. It was in addition to the antibiotics.