Thank the Lord & the fact y'all got her treatment quickly. I can empathize with her about the morphine. Woke up from knee surgery feeling worse than I ever had in my life, extreme dry h___, alergic reaction. They couldn't change med till doc made his morning rounds. Then he was elswhere that morning & his sub didn't want to change without consulting him 1st.
Used to know a guy who was sprayed down his backside -back/butt/legs, with an automatic entering a barn in Vietnam (I've seen the back & leg scars). They gave him morphine in the field/on the chopper on the way back to the base. He ripped off the tag/band indicating he'd been given the morphine. They gave him more. They didn't think he'd make it after some treatment and sent home to be with family. He woke up landing at a base in Washington state, then again coming into Carswell. That was his story, I did see some of the scars. Nothing to do with your daughter. Just hadn't thought of it in a while. That's some powerfull stuff. Glad she's through the worst part & feeling better. Having a severely sick or injured young child is one of the worst possible feelings on earth. The helplessness on your part is agonizing.
