Poor Lydia

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Tiny Lydia ruptured yet another eardrum yesterday. #3 in 2 months of time. Poor little lady!
Good new: Steve passed his boards and did fairly well. Just goes to show that he was a good applicant for dental school afterall.

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Christa said…
Poor lady! What does your pediatrician say about that?
17 July, 2009 14:19
Chad said…
Oooowwwwwwwwww! How does that happen? Ear infection?
17 July, 2009 15:14
Marilyn said…
You need to get an instrument so that you can see into her ear yourself. Doesn't that damage hearing? Poor baby!!!
You used to have a prescription drop I could put in your ears when you had so many problems that helped. Can you check into that?
17 July, 2009 15:51
Cambrienelson said…
I HAVE an otoscope. Infact, we had a well-baby check on monday afternoon and her ears were perfect then. It ruptured apparently on wednesday. That is one quick and nasty infection to accomplish that.
17 July, 2009 21:28
Gramps said…
Poor little sweetheart. GOOD JOB STEVO!!!! Congrats.
18 July, 2009 16:04
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