2024-10-21T12:07:33Ztag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/thread/post/better-but-always-an-adventuretag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/807/35272024-10-21T12:07:33ZFaith<p>Thank you for the update! I'm so glad she's eating and has an opportunity to try eating more on her own with the tube coming out (upon reading it I was thinking, &quot;No coincidences, maybe its getting pulled out so she can show the doctors what they need to see...how she's doing better and ready for a little less intervention??OO)</p> <p>As for the rash, my first thought was, maybe it's viral/related to the cold virus that some have and she got her own version of (which happens often in our house)</p> <p>Maybe its roseola or something like that. With this viral infection, most kids start with a simple cold and then they develop a rash that covers their entire body, but this happens after a fever subsides (might still be even though she didn't get a fever). When the rash comes, the child is typically actually acting and feeling better.</p> <p>dOd</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/807/35262024-10-20T21:46:39ZNancy Shee<p>So good to hear Grace is feeling better. Praying it was just her version of the cold and that everyone is also getting better and Grace is able to eat &amp; drink enough on her own!</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/807/35252024-10-20T21:20:34ZLinda Wightman<p>Unless your weather has changed markedly since we left, it's certainly not heat rash....</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/807/35242024-10-20T15:29:01ZDstb<p>I'm glad she is feeling better. And hope those with colds are feeling better too. Love to all!</p>