Friday, 29 June 2007

Ear-infection

Like any other child, Lotte got her share of an earinfection. A little feever in addition and you have a good mix for parents to start worrying.

Fortunately, we had straight access to the surgeon that operated on her.
He was at a meeting with families with children that have CI (we wanted to attend, but due to circumstances we couldn't) so we called the organisation and had them forward the question.
Advise: just get a peniciline prescription after a specialist has looked at it.

So, Lotte to the GP and he prescribed it for her. With the advise to wait a bit longer before starting with it, as it could go away by itself.
All fine, Lotte answered all the doctor's questions and afterwards she was treated for a roll in the nearby store.

There, she suddenly got the attention from an elderly lady and she informed her:
"I have pain!"
Lady: "Did you fall?"
Lotte: "No, it's on the ear."
Lady: "Ah, yes, I know, that hurts a lot."
Lotte: "Yes!"

A sweet little conversation that she initiated with a complete stranger....

She's doing really well!

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(Some) Milestones

  • 2013-08: Grade 6
  • 2012-08: Grade 5
  • 2011-08: Grade 4
  • 2011-03: BTE's on the ear
  • 2010-08: Grade 3
  • 2009-08: Grade 2
  • 2008-08: Mainstream School (6y. old)
  • 2006-10: All-hearing Kindergarten (4y. old)
  • 2004-11-22: CI activated (27 m. old)
  • 2004-10-04: Bi-lateral CI (26 m. old)
  • 2003-08: Deaf/HOH/CI Pre-school/"DEAF" Kindergarten (12m. old)
  • 2003-07: HA's fitted (11 m. old)
  • 2003-06: Diagnosed deaf. Start sign-language (10m. old)
  • 2002-11: Suspicion loss of hearing (4 m. old)
  • 2002-08: Born - A fierce LION
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