What a week....

So, poor little Talon has had a cold for what seems to be FOREVER! Jayden then started acting up with a cold. that poor little girl wears it all on her little face when she is sick. You take one look at her and your heart just breaks. She will giggle and laugh but look so sick in the face. I tried to take a picture of her with no success. I felt bad because I told her to look at the camera, I snapped the shot and Jayden jumped and quickly covered her eyes crying saying that I hurt her eyes. I felt so bad. So, no sick pictures of Jayden. I just hope she doesn't turn out headache prone like me.
Talon on the other hand took a turn for the worse. His coughs sounded horrible and cried all night with half hour breaks for little cat naps. We took him in on Sunday just find out that Jayden was the one that needed attention. She has a double ear infection. Doc told us that the RSV test was negative. Finally Tuesday I took him back due to things getting worse. The doctor did the test and came back positive for RSV. We then had to do a chest x-ray and boy was that hard to watch!!! I cried. We then did a follow up visit the next morning. Dr was surprised how sick he looked. It was sad. His little eyes were so red. He just screamed and cried for almost a solid hour. We then gave him some oxygen and he seemed to calm down. The doctor then told me to head up to Primary Childrens Hospital. I checked him in at 1pm and finally saw a doctor at 5pm!! yup, I said 5pm!! If you ever want to get depressed in a hurry, hang out in the Childrens emergency room. You feel so bad for all these sick little kids. In effort to not make this the longest blog in the world... we ended up being checked in and monitored over night. He seems to be doing a little better today, but seems to still have some problems that will keep up all night tonight I'm sure. But I do have to say, I LOVE MY PEDIATRICIAN! He drove up to the hospital last night and this morning to check on my little guy. He is amazing. Any hoo... I'll end it right there. I am sure I could on and on about this experience... but I'll stop there.