AN started throwing up in the morning yesterday. She was perfectly fine the night before.
Brought her to the doctor and was prescribed medicine to stop her vomiting, some probiotics and anti wind syrup.
She threw up minutes after medication each time. And after she drank water. And after those miserable 2-3 bites of bread or scoops of porridge.
She literally had nothing the whole day because whatever went in, came out.
I laid hands to pray for her last night. She slept well for a sick child but kicked a little in her sleep (that's rare). Nightmares?
She did wake up a few times informing that she needed to throw up but nothing came out.
Her fever returns after Bifen's effect went off each time.
No vomiting. That's more important. All in all she probably threw up more than 10 times during the day already. I'm worried about dehydration. AND DENGUE!
That was yesterday.
I didn't let her go to school today.
She asked to paint and weather was nice and windy.
So she gets to do this, something that she never gets to do in peace when the little boy is around.
She was just teaching me earlier about Henri Mattise, an artist. And she said that an artist doesn't have to paint what everyone else paints. Even black and white zig zag lines is art.
I agreed.
But then I had been wondering why she draws girls with balding hairline. I almost asked if she wanted to add hair on the lady in her painting, when I remembered that Henri Mattise's mum didn't tell him how objects should be drawn. She simply brought him art tools.
Who knows, maybe this will one day be AN's signature drawing that others learn from?
Like my girl says: "Even black and white zig zag lines is art."
:)
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