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much madness is divinest sense to a discerning eye
a day which bears not repeating 
27th-Feb-2007 09:11 pm
So everything's going okay until I get a call during my class (phone set on vibrate and luckily It's during the first break because otherwise I'd wait til break to answer) and it's my husband.  Napoleon-girl (NG)  apparently has been into the household cleaners.  Did she drink some?  He doesn't know.  I drop everything, go running home (literally, since I live close to campus).  Get home.  NG is happy as a clam, though she cannot figure out why daddy's freaking.  All she says is sorry.  So we call the doc, then poison control.  Turns out the cleaner she may or may not have drank wasn't that bad, and she'd didn't get much, if she got any at all.  So we were to wash her down, get as much drink down her as we could, and watch her.  After an hour, they checked back in and since she wasn't showing symptoms, called it okay.  We kept watching her awhile, then put her down to nap.  She's done very well since then.  In the meantime, we rechecked all the childproofing and fixed what had become too loose.

On a more or less positive side, my dad came out of his neck fusion surgery okay.  Loopy, but I got to talk to him.  It was very nice.

And now, anon.

Di
bluegirl
Comments 
28th-Feb-2007 11:40 am (UTC)
Sympathies. The same sort of thing happened to me on Monday--the Plague of the Last-Born got into some medicine that was supposed to have a child-proof cap. Much wackiness ensued, though as it turned out he was fine. (I, of course, am still shaking whenever I think about it.) I'm glad your little one's okay, too.
28th-Feb-2007 12:13 pm (UTC)
OMG that would freak me out! Glad she was okay.
28th-Feb-2007 01:09 pm (UTC)
Last fall, my one-year-old managed to eat some of the berries from the bushes out front. We didn't know how many, so thus ensued the frantic call to poison control. He was fine, but it still takes a few years off of you.

I'm glad NG is okay. (And your Dad, too!)
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