ang guuuu

Bulat greets you all: "ang guu..."

'x'!!!

Bulat is recovering now. Still taking the antibiotic and panadol prescribed by the doctor tho.

Relief - the word to describe my feeling.

The whole thing dragged for about one week.

On last last Friday, my parents bring bulat to Timberland as he vomited what he ate. Bulat was then admitted to Timberland because of fever. Doctor said baby will not have fever, must be causing by some infections. So the doctor make bulat's parents to sign an agreement that they will not bring bulat elsewhere before he is cured. Then the doctor took bulat's urine, stool, blood and Cerebrospinal fluid (CFS) for tests. Poor bulat had to suffer all these cruel treatment.

Later that day, the doctor told us part of the results, everything seems to be ok with him. But the truth is bulat is still vomitting. We kinda force the doctor to explain it but she told us that it is normal when baby is sick. @##$%$%^$

On Saturday, we thought Bulat was getting better as he started to eat without vomiting that morning and afternoon. But that night, he vomited again.

On Sunday, Bulat's parents started to lose their patient and questioned the doctor why bulat still vomiting. The reason we sent bulat to hospital is to find out the cause of vomiting. But the doctor was like ignoring us when we asked about that. Then that afternoon, the doctor decided to do body scan for bulat. Finally, we know what happen to bulat which is hyperthrophic pyloric stenosis. The doctor directed bulat to SGH (Sarawak General Hospital) immediately that afternoon.

CIS...we were so worried! we were told that bulat needs to undergo an operation! A baby and an operation were 2 different things and I do not how they could be related to each other in such a short times.

So we all rushed to SGH. We were welcomed by the nice Doctor Farizah (Forgive me if I spelled her name wrongly, but she is a sweet doctor.)and nurses there. Never do I imagine the ppl at SGH are so helpful and friendly. By the way, it is the Paediatrics Department.

On Monday, the only doctor in Sarawak (she is a middle-aged Indian lady) who knows bulat's case came and examined him. The doctor then decided to carry out the operation that evening. Fast, right? Then little bulat was pushed into the operation room at 5:30 and we saw him again at 9:00pm. Drips are running through his body. But he looks healthy.

That night, he cried out: aiyok aiyok aiyok...And the nice nurse gave him some painkiller to sooth the pain.

He is discharged from the hospital on Wednesday (which is 2 days later).

Sorry and thanks to everyone who has been sharing our worries during those few days.

Special thanks to the doctors and nurses at the Paediatrics Department, SGH. I must say that you have been doing the GREAT jobs!