I find myself reminded of the Food Service Manager, whose youngest daughter (17 months) had what appeared to be an infection in one ear, for which the doctor wanted to prescribe antibiotics.
Not believing in antibiotics so young, he took his daughter to the local children's hospital instead (Arnold Palmer).
As it turned out, it wasn't an infection...it was cancer. Malignant, too. Fortunately, they caught it VERY early, and believe there should be no further problems from it, although still waiting to see if her hearing recovers.
Surprising what one finds when dealing with medical problems, isn't it?
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4/7/10 04:17 (UTC)Not believing in antibiotics so young, he took his daughter to the local children's hospital instead (Arnold Palmer).
As it turned out, it wasn't an infection...it was cancer. Malignant, too. Fortunately, they caught it VERY early, and believe there should be no further problems from it, although still waiting to see if her hearing recovers.
Surprising what one finds when dealing with medical problems, isn't it?
Get well soon.