Afraid of what?

The more scared, the more frightened the wolf will be. This is a sentence that adults often say when I was a child. For me, these two days of life may be like this.

My baby has a fever. I found that my biggest concern is not when the baby will get well, but how to ask for leave from the leader when I am hospitalized.

When I got home at noon yesterday, the baby was still running a high fever. When I first got home, my temperature was still 37 degrees 6, and then it got higher and higher. It's still hot after taking the medicine, and then it's over 39 degrees ...

Scared, I quickly called the leader to explain the situation and applied for leave. The person in charge of our primary school is very good. Every time I ask for leave because of trivial matters at home, I approve it without saying anything, and this time it's still the same. Last winter, my baby was hospitalized, and he especially comforted me. When people reach middle age, they have to ask for leave. He understands. This time, he not only asked me for leave, but also reminded me that I could go to his classmates. Then maybe the leader said that although the director of pediatrics had already left work, he took the initiative to add my WeChat to ask about the child's situation.

Originally, the director said that the child could be observed in less than a day after taking the medicine. If it is not enough after 2: 30 in the afternoon, he will go to the hospital to help me. I had a rest yesterday afternoon. But the baby's state is repeatedly fever, always want to sleep, depressed. I couldn't help taking the baby to the hospital until two o'clock.

After examination, the blood volume was as high as 19 thousand, and the doctor said no, it must be infused, otherwise the child would be too painful. You can only listen to the doctor, and you can't stay in hospital. I also asked the doctor, and you said this was the fifth hospitalization in the last year. Is the child's low immunity and weak constitution related to premature delivery? The doctor said it had nothing to do with premature delivery. Children get sick within one year old because premature babies are weak, and after one year old, they are still immune system problems. Like these two times, bacterial infections caused by colds led to fever.

I went to the hospital alone, and my mother-in-law didn't let her go because of something. The baby was afraid of doctors from the beginning of seeing a doctor, crying badly, and crying at the top of his lungs when doing nucleic acid. I couldn't help crying when I gave her a needle skin test. Every time I give my baby an infusion, my brain is particularly prone to collapse on the first day. Why should such a young child suffer so much? I would rather get sick than have my child hospitalized. Later, I contacted a friend to accompany me to the hospital. She was very warm-hearted, bringing toys and snacks to the baby and a big bag of fruit for me. She kept teasing the baby in the middle, calming my mood, running back and forth upstairs and downstairs, helping me pay for medicine and so on. Thank you very much. It's good to have you! ! !

In the afternoon, the working group informed that all the staff will be nucleic acid tomorrow morning, and the class teacher needs to come to the school at six to enter information. The old man can't watch her alone, so I have no choice but to ask for leave tomorrow morning. Special circumstances need to be reported to the big leader, and the leader approved it without saying anything, so that I can take good care of my children without worrying about the school. Moreover, both partners say that children come first, I take care of them with peace of mind, and the school has them instead of me. In particular, the internship English teacher offered to help me enter information. She is not the head teacher, but because she is our partner, she really helped us a lot this semester, especially this time I asked for leave, and the information she was responsible for was particularly troublesome. Including my lunch break at noon on Friday, I have to find another colleague to adjust, and people are also full of promises. I am grateful for others' help!

The more I panic, the more chaotic I get. In the afternoon, I checked the students' accommodation and daily study in the working group. When I printed the nucleic acid test form, I forgot that a day student in our class didn't do nucleic acid the day before, but did it with the boarders yesterday. It is the first time to confirm that the students on leave are not on the waiting list, and there is no mistake in replying directly. Later, the baby fell asleep. I checked again and found that the students' names were repeated that day. I quickly sent a message to the leader to report. Maybe the leader was busy at that time and only read everyone's reply in the work group. I sent her a private message, but I didn't read it, which led her to print out the form without seeing my information. She is particularly helpless. At that time, there was also a class of students in the fourth grade who asked for leave, and the list was wrong. The leader had to readjust and reprint the form. I am particularly embarrassed, because my mistakes have increased the workload of the leaders, and I am really worried. ...

Asking for leave is most afraid of school events. Besides, I'm not the kind of person who asks for leave casually. I really need to ask for leave under special circumstances, and I will make up lessons. It's just that the teacher is so special that others are very busy taking time off, especially the class teacher. There are too many chores in boarding school.

I know it's no use complaining and crying. On the first day of the baby's hospitalization, I am always the most unstable. I would rather be busy at school every day, and I hope my baby will be safe and healthy! However, when the disease comes, it is also a time to remind us to pay attention to health. I can only encourage myself to be strong, the baby will get better, and the human feelings owed at work will be slowly returned. I'll settle down first, and things will get better one by one! Come on, baby!