Wint wrote:
I think the thing that is keeping us calm is that she acts and plays like normal. Other than the brusing, you couldn't tell that anything was wrong with her. My mother is freaking out (her first grandchild) but I'm keeping pretty calm for the most part.
Looking forward to a day to play with her actually :) I'll have to remember not to play as rough.
They called her condition ITP, or Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura, which according to the link is an autoimmune bleeding disorder. It sounds like most of the cases (90%) are acute, and go away but the other 10% are chronic.
We'll see.
Looking forward to a day to play with her actually :) I'll have to remember not to play as rough.
They called her condition ITP, or Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura, which according to the link is an autoimmune bleeding disorder. It sounds like most of the cases (90%) are acute, and go away but the other 10% are chronic.
We'll see.
I had that, in my case I also had red blood vessels bursting all over the bottom layer of my skin causing me to look all red spotty like.
Good news is that it went away after about 2 weeks or so. (then again at the time I was a kid so it may have been a bit shorter or longer)
However, hang in there and my thoughts are with you both.
wwdragon
