Pershing Early Learning Center 2012 |
Syringes for medication. I order these 2-3 times a year because insurance doesn't cover the cost. |
Getting ready to make Jack's CoQ10. The liquid version is super expensive and would only last for 2 days each. Insurance doesn't cover this medication because it's OTC. |
The finished product. This will last for 12 days. |
This cabinet is in Jack's room. It contains his medical binders (his medical records), Early Intervention, preschool, and therapy files (IFSP and IEP), mileage binder (all paperwork for mileage I claim for taking Jack to out of town appointments), and some extra medical supplies. |
60cc syringes, g-tube extensions, and Surgilube for when the g-tube comes out. |
The Moog Infinity Enteralite 500ml Feed Bags. We get one box of 30 each month through our DME (durable medical equipment). |
That stack of blankets are the hospital blankets we use for when Jack vomits. The blue bins contain diapers, more 60cc syringes, and bags for Jack's never-ending poop! |
I had to add this picture because it's so silly! Jack is sitting on a baby doll carseat trying to buckle up. He was saying, "baby carseat. Buckle up." |
Gastric Relief System Farrell Bags. We use these bags every night to help Jack's belly. |
Medication for a two night's stay out of town. CoQ10 (muscle deficiency), Claritin (snotty nose), Lactulose (poopy problems), Prevacid (reflux), and Cytra-K (kidney chemistry). |
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