Caracta:


They won't use kini? Hehehe. Baba Tomiwa won't want to try me.

Olu4life, what about the previous eyedrop from metroeyes?

LOL
Mo trust yin
baba tomiwa go hear am

The doctors asked them not to use that one again
Thats the first question I asked . . make dem no go prescribe overdose
So he is only using the drops from today and he will use this one for only 4 weeks
He has another appointment in 4 weeks time.

This is great work. Thanks to everyone involved.

God bless you all

Mynd44:
This is great work. Thanks to everyone involved.

God bless you all

Amen
May God bless everyone on this thread.
Everyone has been helpful and supportive
God bless you all.

Lmaooooo @ fight, madam tearoses abeg no kill me with laugh. I dey fight ni?!
Thanks everyone for the contribution and supports. Caracta abeg help me keep up o, she must to administer the eyedrop o.

Like madam earlier said, they have told them to discard the previous eyedrop and start the new one.

By the way, huge thanks to madam tearoses. Appreciate u mam

Don't worry about the eyedrop. As long as they understand the prescriptions, we are good. I'll follow up.


@tearoses, you know me na
Please call them soon. Thanks ma'am.

Caracta:
Don't worry about the eyedrop. As long as they understand the prescriptions, we are good. I'll follow up.


@tearoses, you know me na
Please call them soon. Thanks ma'am.

Ive callled them

Please follow up ooo... if na strong sleeping tablets to administer the eyedrops go solve am, abeg make we reason am. E mi o support overdose sha

Jokes aside, they shouldn't use force on the poor boy o...they can bribe him with things he loves that way he'll cooperate.

kind of busy lately, was just reading the updates and tears was just rolling down my cheeks. God bless you all. Olu4life, softandmoist, tearoses, caracta, idowuogbo, jaybee3 and everybody that contributed on this thread. So much happy.

olu4life. God bless you bro. happy birthday. may God grant all your heart desires in Jesus name. Amen

softandmoist and Caracta. God bless the both of you. You've been a blessing.

i am so happy to read that there is still hope in one of the eyes. i believe that the medical team can do their own part and God will perfect the rest.

cc: Caracta - Regarding the eyedrops, i can relate to the pain and discomfort tomiwa is going through. some of those eyedrops are so 'bad' that after application, one can get runny, watery eyes that sting for a few hours. however, i must say that THEY DO WORK if used consistently as prescribed.

its either it is explained to Tomiwa calmly and lovingly that the drops will help his eyes and also offer him some treats for each successful application or the drops will have to be forcefully applied until he gets used to them. its a case of having two adults with him - one holding his legs and arms while the other forces his eyes open and applies the drops and also ensure he doesnt wipe them off (sounds cruel but tough love is needed here).it is also important to have him lie down immediately after the application of the eyedrops to ensure maximnum absorption.

his recovery is going to involve regular use of eyedrops and he might even be on them for life. so he needs to understand from now the importance of the meds.

Nice one Ralphlauren. God bless you too. I didn't even think of all that.

Thanks funjosh, moca and everyone.

Ralphlauren:


its either it is explained to Tomiwa calmly and lovingly that the drops will help his eyes and also offer him some treats for each successful application or the drops will have to be forcefully applied until he gets used to them. its a case of having two adults with him - one holding his legs and arms while the other forces his eyes open and applies the drops and also ensure he doesnt wipe them off (sounds cruel but tough love is needed here).it is also important to have him lie down immediately after the application of the eyedrops to ensure maximnum absorption.

his recovery is going to involve regular use of eyedrops and he might even be on them for life. so he needs to understand from now the importance of the meds.

Hian! Awon expert in wrestling kids. I was thinking the same thing but I think offering him treats is a better way of getting him comfortable with the routine.He might even start reminding his parents to give him his eyedrops cus it is certain sisi pelebe and ekana gowon go show.

Madam Boash Cakes (Tayour ) God bless you ma for the gift of N10,000 you have given towards Tomiwas care through Madam Caracta.
May your cakes be known at Aso Rock and White House & may Gods blessings and favour be upon you always.
God Bless you sis
Muah

P.s Money will be deposited in the TEHN account. Madam Caracta thank you for everything.

Thank you everyone for your love, support, advise & prayers. God bless you all.

Re forcing the eyedrops, ive told the mum to be careful cos she is pregnant and we dont want the little boy kicking her in the stomach by accident
Unfortuantly the father works away from home so its just her to administer the drops
The petting and bribing should be the first option and only if that doesnt work, then she may need to get neighbours to help her, but lets pray that Tomiwa co-operates
The poor little boy has been through much already. Bless him.
I will call her later today to see how she got on with it.
It is well

Thank you everyone.

Idowuogbo:

Hian! Awon expert in wrestling kids. I was thinking the same thing but I think offering him treats is a better way of getting him comfortable with the routine.He might even start reminding his parents to give him his eyedrops cus it is certain sisi pelebe and ekana gowon go show.

That is actually the best method though, exact thing they did at LUTH when they were running out of time. Just that the mum is pregnant, and d dad isnt around 247, the idea of sweet talking/pampering him will be better sha.

Ooh madam tearoses don talk sef, lol. Thanks taryour for the contribution. God bless u richly

olu4life:

That is actually the best method though, exact thing they did at LUTH when they were running out of time. Just that the mum is pregnant, and d dad isnt around 247, the idea of sweet talking/pampering him will be better sha.

Ooh madam tearoses don talk sef, lol. Thanks taryour for the contribution. God bless u richly

What's the dosage of the eyedrops? Can the dad not help administer the drugs before he leaves for work? The pregnant mum can't do it alone oooo....

Idowuogbo:

What's the dosage of the eyedrops? Can the dad not help administer the drugs before he leaves for work? The pregnant mum can't do it alone oooo....

Sis, he doesnt live with them on a daily basis
He works away from home and comes home at the weekends.

Idowuogbo:

What's the dosage of the eyedrops? Can the dad not help administer the drugs before he leaves for work? The pregnant mum can't do it alone oooo....

The dosage is just a drop in the morning and evening. About the dad aspect, he wont be available everyday, think he stays where he works and comes home weekends, not too sure though cos he is barely around.

Thanks Big Sis Taryour!!! May whatever you lay your hands on work for you. You must finish well! *stones her with favour icing*. Oya take it! Favour in man and God locate you.

olu4life:

The dosage is just a drop in the morning and evening. About the dad aspect, he wont be available everyday, think he stays where he works and comes home weekends, not too sure though cos he is barely around.

A drop ke? Just one drop in the left eye or both? Mehn the drops must sting real bad ooo....thats some strong ish. Poor boy! mehn I think the neighbours are her best bet o. They can help join in sweet talking Tomiwa so the mum won't struggle much with him.

tearoses:


Sis, he doesnt live with them on a daily basis
He works away from home and comes home at the weekends.

Haaa!! It is well....i bet family members aren't local either. Caracta,abeg e b like say you go drop by again to see if you can plead with the neighbours to help us with Tomiwa's routine. E jo ma!!!

tearoses:
Madam Boash Cakes (Tayour ) God bless you ma for the gift of N10,000 you have given towards Tomiwas care through Madam Caracta.
May your cakes be known at Aso Rock and White House & may Gods blessings and favour be upon you always.
God Bless you sis
Muah

P.s Money will be deposited in the TEHN account. Madam Caracta thank you for everything.

Thank you everyone for your love, support, advise & prayers. God bless you all.

Please can i have the account?Is it time to donate or should we wait?

Idowuogbo:

Hian! Awon expert in wrestling kids.

yeye girl !!!

i am sure it took 3 adults to pin you down just to give you shots of 'agbo jedi' or 'omi kafura'

edwife:


Please can i have the account?Is it time to donate or should we wait?

People are already in a hurry to show this boy kindness. He is really favored.

May this be the lot of every single one of you. May helpers be always there for you.

edwife:


Please can i have the account?Is it time to donate or should we wait?

Sisi mi Edwife
My blue babe
God bless you Ma'am
May your hand never reach the bottom of your pocket . . Amin
Tehn what do you suggest please?

olu4life:

That is actually the best method though, exact thing they did at LUTH when they were running out of time . Just that the mum is pregnant, and d dad isnt around 247, the idea of sweet talking/pampering him will be better sha.

Ooh madam tearoses don talk sef, lol. Thanks taryour for the contribution. God bless u richly

dont mind idowu !

she thinks its easy to get kids to take meds especially drops that sting the eyes.

Ralphlauren:


yeye girl !!!

i am sure it took 3 adults to pin you down just to give you shots of 'agbo jedi' or 'omi kafura'

No b lie...my dad always had me in an headlock position to help iya ibeji balance the harlem shaking my entire body was doing in between her thighs. It was that bad. Kai! Dem suffer me no be small... Infact,social service must hear my story it's my fault tho...i too chop kpanti.

Idowuogbo:

No b lie... my dad always had me in an headlock position to help iya ibeji balance the harlem shaking my entire body was doing in between her thighs. It was that bad. Kai! Dem suffer me no be small... Infact,social service must hear my story it's my fault tho...i too chop kpanti.

hahahahhahahahahahahhahahaa

nigerian parents gat to time to pamper kids to use meds o.

Like Edwife I want to know when funds would be required..

I have the old TEHN PayPal account details is that still valid? or is there a new method of payments.

Just to say God bless you to all those who have taken it upon themselves to spare the time, know how and resources to help this little boy and his family. You are indeed a blessing. Tomiwa is also my sons second name so a kind of soft spot for the lil boy already.

Idowuogbo:

No b lie...my dad always had me in an headlock position to help iya ibeji balance the harlem shaking my entire body was doing in between her thighs. It was that bad. Kai! Dem suffer me no be small... Infact,social service must hear my story it's my fault tho...i too chop kpanti.

me na all the security for hospital dem go call before I take one injection when my dad was not there. Cos my mum and the nurse no get the power wey I get. I remember there was a time I escaped out of the hospital sef. I still hate needles till today thank God one rarely gets injections for common ailments in the UK.

God has paid me back in my own coins cos my children are like that too and I dread nothing more than having to administer all those 4 hourly doses when they are poorly.

Awww I can so feel the poor boy. But its for his own good. Getting the neighbours to help is a good idea.

damiso:


me na all the security for hospital dem go call before I take one injection when my dad was not there. Cos my mum and the nurse no get the power wey I get. I remember there was a time I escaped out of the hospital sef. I still hate needles till today thank God one rarely gets injections for common ailments in the UK.

Lmao!! Ijogboooooooooon!!!!! Aunty oni shan!!!!

Idowuogbo:

Haaa!! It is well....i bet family members aren't local either. Caracta,abeg e b like say you go drop by again to see if you can plead with the neighbours to help us with Tomiwa's routine. E jo ma!!!

Actually, Tomiwa is one strong kid. When I called his mum this morning, I heard voices and all that...lot of struggling with Tomiwa crying seriously. I asked her what the problem was and she said it was the eyedrop issue.

The woman is pregnant. If we don't want Tomiwa to kick the baby out, we may have to change approach. Maybe sweet-talking is better.

I really feel for the boy. He is probably getting tired of all the eye drops, tests and medications.

Lol.... Make una no let us start confession for injection taking this time. Make I hide my own story. Tomiwa All Will Be Well.