The Hendricksen's: Be Gone...E-VILE FLUUUUU!

Thursday, March 01, 2012

Be Gone...E-VILE FLUUUUU!

This kid is sick.

I think Ill consider getting the flu shot next year. Maybe.

The flu is here. Poor Scott and Chase have gotten it the worst. Luckily it isn't the stomach flu so there is no throwing up. The flu has brought with it fevers, body aches, horrible sore throat, cough, and exhaustion.

Poor Scott has had it since Saturday. Then, Chase got it and it knocked him out...literally. He went to sleep right after I took Ty to school on Tuesday and slept all the rest of the day, all that night and into the next afternoon. 28 hours of sleeping! It was crazy. He would wake up for a minute or two and smile at you and fall back asleep.

It was pathetic...but I do have to say I got a lot of work done with him sleeping....Poor kiddo.

I think they are on the mend, though. I just hope we can keep from anymore of us getting it.

4 comments:

Nicole said...: I think Jack had the same thing. Tuesday night he got a bad fever and it lasted until Wednesday mid-day. He is still running a little warm but nothing compared to what it was. I can't wait until it's warm and we don't have to worry about the colds and flues!; 3:47 PM
Denise said...: Poor, poor boy! But I'm so glad it's not the throwing-up kind.; 2:23 PM
Deanna said...: poor little guy. Get well soon!
xoxoxo; 10:12 PM
Melissa said...: I hate when kids are sick!! Hope everyone feels better SOON!!; 11:48 AM

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