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[Ferd]

Originally Posted by KeptByTheWord

Thinking you must be referencing amiodarone (generic medication), Name brand is Cordarone.

probably. LOL. i can barely say it, much less spell it.


however i do know way more about it than anyone who is not a Dr. should!

We actually cut pills, crushed it up and mixed with simple syrup to get the right dosage... for 5 years, every single day....

[MawMaw]

Praying for little Isaiah and his family.

[Miss Scarlett]

Precious baby, praying.

[Miss Scarlett]

Originally Posted by Ferd

probably. LOL. i can barely say it, much less spell it.


however i do know way more about it than anyone who is not a Dr. should!

We actually cut pills, crushed it up and mixed with simple syrup to get the right dosage... for 5 years, every single day....

My Dad took Cardarone for his heart condition.

[Margies3]

Originally Posted by bishoph

little Isaiah was born on 2/18/14 seemingly a healthy baby boy. However, this past Sunday while we were at the church making peanut brittle he went into respiratory distress. Upon getting him to the hospital (and while they were preparing him for transport aboard the Halo Flight) his little heart went into VTach at more than 300 beats per minute. I stood with his father by his side while they had to shock his little heart. It responded by returning to the normal rhythm....thank you Jesus!

He is currently in the NICU at Driscoll Children's Hospital in Corpus Christi, and so far every test that initially came back poorly has turned around and the doctors are saying that he is doing incredible. Again....Thank you Jesus!

That said, yesterday he had another episode (his heart rate over 300) but they were able to convert it with medication this time. They have given a possible diagnosis of WPW (Wolff Parkinson and White Syndrome).

Please help us pray that God will continue to heal and to strengthen.

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I wonder if they checked him for a peanut allergy? That's how my son reacted the first time he had a severe reaction to peanuts. His airway closed up on him and he went into respiratory problems big time.