Reactions to that one happen up to a week later so be aware did the dr give you a list of things to watch out for??

No he did not. He did not tell me anything.

This is it... hugs to you J...

You can call me Longneck for my indian name... LMAO!

About a week to 10 days after the MMR immunisation some children become feverish and they may develop a measles-like rash and go off their food. This is because the measles part of the vaccine is starting to work.

Just be aware of that one might not get the rash but millie got the fever and was as moody as hell.
MMR the facts

Thank you laura, it is 5:10 pm and I am going to bed now. Thanks again for the information. Doctor is kind of a twit as information goes. Everything is fine and hunky dory do not worry about nothing, I think he is a hippie. Hippie country doctor. Lol

Joe... I thought you guys were sleeping?
Yes, kids will have reactions to the shots, a little fever is the usual but sometimes a little rash. Maybe he will have to cry and be cranky but he should be fine sweet...
Poor Joshua!

Joe he may not get any reaction but its always good to be aware just in case he gets a temp while you are away just keep it at bay with the mortrin as you would any other time.

Hi CBW... you get a nice rest in the bath?

Hello all... power was off mosty of the day here... still don't know why, but it popped back on again sometime while I was out... hope everyone had good days.

AL!! I miss you. You good?

Im fine Start it was a nice bath shame I couldn't lay and soak tonight too much to do lol always tomorrow though.
Al good to see you hunny xxxx

I tried and then last night one after another got right in with me... (kids that is) and I knew I should have locked the door...

Love the pic Start. Tennessee Orange is your color. LOL

Now, back to my Nursing Care Plans and teaching learning plans.

Oh, how I hate care plans.

Nice to finally see you and I hope your mind opens so you can take it all in and then shut it so it stays! Hugs to you guys I am off soon too!

Oh, my mind is pretty open to care plans. That's no biggie and they aren't on any test.

It's basically telling a medical diagnosis in nursing terms.

Such as if you have Pneumonia, I CAN'T say pneumonia... You have ineffective airway clearance, or ineffective tissue perfusion.

Then I have to come up with 5 goals to help with your ineffective airway, interventions that can be used with the rationals about why it may or may not work, etc.

For instance, I am doing newborns right now in the nursery. One newborn careplan for premature babies... since I can't say premature... is Ineffective thermoregulation.

Ah, I'll stop boring you with my gibberish. LOL

Oh my goodness... so much to think about. I think it is interesting actually. And I am proud that you can hold all that stuff in and use it! Incredible I say!

Now I have to write a teaching/learning plan. Something I can teach to a new mother about her baby. Whether it be breastfeeding or care of the newborn, I haven't decided. All the mom's I have had so far already have kids and know all this junk.

Oh, well, I have the rest of the semester to do a T/L plan. I may just take the night off and relax. I finished my 3 careplans already.

Good job J... I need a drink... you going to meet me around the corner? LOL

Sure, around the corner in the dark alley where no one can see us. LOL, but I don't drink what you do. Giggle, that stuff's too strong for me.