Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C

mkaysaw · 30th January 2021, 14:29

Here's wishing your daughter a full and speedy recovery. Thank you for sharing this information on a public forum.

jkrishnakj · 30th January 2021, 15:26

I’m sure your little one will be chirpy and active and normal in no time. It’s quite a painful experience to go through and I could feel the pain that you and your wife went through.

She’ll be fine and all our wishes and prayers for her full and speedy recovery.

LegalEagle · 30th January 2021, 15:36

Wishing your daughter a full fledged recovery. As a father to a 7 and 2 year old, I can understand, though remotely, what you would have gone through.

vsrivatsa · 30th January 2021, 16:12

Thanks for sharing and wishing a fast and complete recovery for your daughter. This whole COVID-19 thing and associated phenomena has been very confusing overall. Some people move around as if nothing has happened despite carrying the virus and some people are hit hard. Hoping 2021 closes the COVID chapter.

With even Cinema halls opening up soon to higher capacity, I wonder how things will move from here...

ganny · 30th January 2021, 16:20

Happy to see your daughter's recovery from MIS-C. Though the effect of COVID in children is comparatively less when compared to adults, the possibility of MIS-C is a real concern for the kids. We were warned by a pediatrician about MIS-C three to four months back and also saw reports in the newspaper.

The key message here is that we should not delay the pediatrics consultation in the case of fever for children and do close monitoring.

I am also monitoring my 2.5Y old son, who had COVID Antibodies when tested in October'20.

coolmel · 30th January 2021, 16:51

Sir, praying for your little ones speedy recovery. Also if you need help with blood donors just drop me a pm. Helped many folks in the past and can do the same for you really. Tc!

bullitt1 · 30th January 2021, 16:53

Wish a speedy recovery for your kid. Also wish you and family get all the strength to sail through these tough times.

.HEM · 30th January 2021, 16:55

Hi LocusJag, Great to hear your daughter is back home, wishing your daughter a speedy recovery! These are testing times for everyone. With a 13 and 5 year old daughters, I can feel the trauma you should have underwent.

mvadg · 30th January 2021, 16:58

Wish your daughter a very speedy recovery, I'm sure she'll be back to normal in no time at all!

Azharumon · 30th January 2021, 17:09

Sir,
Wishing your daughter the best of health in the days to come.
I wish to ask a certain query here since you mentioned trying to sleep inside your car. I would like to ask team bhp members on steps to be taken to comfortably sleep inside our car in case such a need arises. Hope my question does not violate group rules and is ok to ask in this thread. Any experienced bhpians out there who were forced to sleep in cars out there may provide some tips. Keeping the windows just slightly open to prevent suffocation, car in off condition and locked from inside due to security reasons are some of the points which I think would ensure a comfortable sleep.

grosserimperial · 30th January 2021, 17:11

No parents should g through such an ordeal. Wish your daughter a speedy recovery.

You an your wife have gone through so much. Hope your daughter will be in better health soon.

Zigor · 30th January 2021, 17:13

You are so courageous for writing this and sharing on a public platform. My wishes, thoughts, and prayers are with the brave kid.

A 100% full-fledged recovery is on the way. I'm sure she will be feeling better before you know it.

Thad E Ginathom · 30th January 2021, 17:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by locusjag

She began demanding samosas, biscuits, Kesaris and whatnot from the nurses.

It must have done wonders for your spirits to hear her demanding samosa.

pugram · 30th January 2021, 17:41

Wish and Pray your daughter recovers fast and is able to carry on her normal life.

May God give you both the mental and physical strength to endure this.

No one seems to understand the dangerous effects of this virus and people are clamouring that every thing be open. I guess it's better all of us get vaccinated at the earliest opportunity

GT Racer · 30th January 2021, 18:36

Your kid is a fighter, hope to hear abiut her recovery soon & good health. You should not guilt how you get the infection it just after such a long stint affecting the immune system you should take all the precautions let bygones be bygones. We just have to fight this virus & only who have seen the ill effects of it know how severe it can be. Stay safe.

30th January 2021, 14:29	#46
mkaysaw BHPian Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: New Delhi Posts: 82 Thanked: 343 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C Here's wishing your daughter a full and speedy recovery. Thank you for sharing this information on a public forum.
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30th January 2021, 15:26	#47
jkrishnakj Senior - BHPian Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,667 Thanked: 4,139 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C I’m sure your little one will be chirpy and active and normal in no time. It’s quite a painful experience to go through and I could feel the pain that you and your wife went through. She’ll be fine and all our wishes and prayers for her full and speedy recovery.
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30th January 2021, 15:36	#48
LegalEagle BHPian Join Date: Sep 2018 Location: MCO \| HYB Posts: 120 Thanked: 611 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C Wishing your daughter a full fledged recovery. As a father to a 7 and 2 year old, I can understand, though remotely, what you would have gone through.
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30th January 2021, 16:12	#49
vsrivatsa Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Bangalore Posts: 1,621 Thanked: 4,001 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C Thanks for sharing and wishing a fast and complete recovery for your daughter. This whole COVID-19 thing and associated phenomena has been very confusing overall. Some people move around as if nothing has happened despite carrying the virus and some people are hit hard. Hoping 2021 closes the COVID chapter. With even Cinema halls opening up soon to higher capacity, I wonder how things will move from here...
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30th January 2021, 16:20	#50
ganny Newbie Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: chennai Posts: 7 Thanked: 4 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C Happy to see your daughter's recovery from MIS-C. Though the effect of COVID in children is comparatively less when compared to adults, the possibility of MIS-C is a real concern for the kids. We were warned by a pediatrician about MIS-C three to four months back and also saw reports in the newspaper. The key message here is that we should not delay the pediatrics consultation in the case of fever for children and do close monitoring. I am also monitoring my 2.5Y old son, who had COVID Antibodies when tested in October'20.
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30th January 2021, 16:51	#51
coolmel BHPian Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Mumbai Posts: 606 Thanked: 358 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C Sir, praying for your little ones speedy recovery. Also if you need help with blood donors just drop me a pm. Helped many folks in the past and can do the same for you really. Tc!
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30th January 2021, 16:53	#52
bullitt1 BHPian Join Date: Jan 2021 Location: BENGALURU Posts: 324 Thanked: 533 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C Wish a speedy recovery for your kid. Also wish you and family get all the strength to sail through these tough times.
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30th January 2021, 16:55	#53
.HEM BHPian Join Date: May 2019 Location: Chennai Posts: 153 Thanked: 278 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C Hi LocusJag, Great to hear your daughter is back home, wishing your daughter a speedy recovery! These are testing times for everyone. With a 13 and 5 year old daughters, I can feel the trauma you should have underwent.
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30th January 2021, 16:58	#54
mvadg BHPian Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: KA03 Posts: 809 Thanked: 2,855 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C Wish your daughter a very speedy recovery, I'm sure she'll be back to normal in no time at all!
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30th January 2021, 17:09	#55
Azharumon Newbie Join Date: Sep 2020 Location: Trivandrum Posts: 16 Thanked: 10 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C Sir, Wishing your daughter the best of health in the days to come. I wish to ask a certain query here since you mentioned trying to sleep inside your car. I would like to ask team bhp members on steps to be taken to comfortably sleep inside our car in case such a need arises. Hope my question does not violate group rules and is ok to ask in this thread. Any experienced bhpians out there who were forced to sleep in cars out there may provide some tips. Keeping the windows just slightly open to prevent suffocation, car in off condition and locked from inside due to security reasons are some of the points which I think would ensure a comfortable sleep.
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30th January 2021, 17:11	#56
grosserimperial BHPian Join Date: May 2020 Location: Indapur Posts: 31 Thanked: 42 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C No parents should g through such an ordeal. Wish your daughter a speedy recovery. You an your wife have gone through so much. Hope your daughter will be in better health soon.
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30th January 2021, 17:13	#57
Zigor BHPian Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Gurgaon Posts: 70 Thanked: 146 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C You are so courageous for writing this and sharing on a public platform. My wishes, thoughts, and prayers are with the brave kid. A 100% full-fledged recovery is on the way. I'm sure she will be feeling better before you know it.
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30th January 2021, 17:41	#59
pugram BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Chennai Posts: 400 Thanked: 206 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C Wish and Pray your daughter recovers fast and is able to carry on her normal life. May God give you both the mental and physical strength to endure this. No one seems to understand the dangerous effects of this virus and people are clamouring that every thing be open. I guess it's better all of us get vaccinated at the earliest opportunity
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30th January 2021, 18:36	#60
GT Racer BHPian Join Date: Jun 2020 Location: New Delhi Posts: 27 Thanked: 40 Times	Re: Dealing with my daughter's Covid induced MIS-C Your kid is a fighter, hope to hear abiut her recovery soon & good health. You should not guilt how you get the infection it just after such a long stint affecting the immune system you should take all the precautions let bygones be bygones. We just have to fight this virus & only who have seen the ill effects of it know how severe it can be. Stay safe.
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