+++ title = "More pictures of Jack" slug = "2007-12-23-more-pictures-of-jack" published = 2007-12-23T22:38:00-08:00 author = "Emil" tags = [] +++ [Photos from the Hospital](http://www.our365.com/webnursery/webnursery/Baby/BabyPageDirect.aspx?CID=0018361765) First set of new Shutterfly pictures: Jack's new Shutterfly site: An update on our progress: > Kelly pushed for all of 16 minutes. Half of that was spent waiting for > the Dr to arrive! We were discharged 30 hours after arriving. This was > an induced labor...with Kelly at 6-7cm for 2 weeks the Dr. was worried > we wouldn't make it to the hospital. We think it was the right call. > > After we got home, though, things did not go so smoothly. Saturday > morning Emil jumped in the car as early as possible and went to urgent > care because a persistent sore throat. They thought it was a cold, but > ran a test for strep throat just to be sure. Ten minutes later, the > doctor comes into the room with a prescription in hand for Amoxocillin > and says not to go anywhere near the kids for 48 hours...I had id="st" class="st" name="st">strep throat. > > Kelly called the pediatrician to find out what to do, and the > pediatrician counteracts the instructions a bit. It turns out the real > problem with strep in kids > is the possibility of rheumatic fever, and they don't get that until > age 3, so they should be safe should they get the bacteria. Of course, > it still wouldn't be fun, so stay very, very clean for the next 24 > hours. > > Well, Kelly and her mom have also been feeling miserable, and Kathryn > has had a cold for what seems like forever, so Saturday was spent > taking everyone except Jack to the doctor. Bottom line is that Kelly > has a cold, Kelly's mom and Emil both have name="st">strep throat, and Kathryn has a cold but it's > triggered an ear infection. Three out of the 5 of us are now taking > Amoxocillin. Kelly's mom and I are both feeling a \*TON\* better, > although she has something else on top of the name="st">strep, so I'm feeling the best right now. Kelly > should be over her cold soon, although she still thinks there's a > possibility of her having name="st">strep (and she does have some symptoms which could > point to cold or strep, and > they only did the fast anitbody test at urgent care...they don't do > the slower test). Jack still seems fine, and Kathryn has always seemed > normal, just a very drippy nose and a cough, but I'm sure she's on the > mend too. > > > > What a weekend! We've been using this alcohol-based hand sanitizer > before touching Kathryn or Jack or handling anything that might make > it to their mouths.