[mindgames17]

poor kids

[leannaxmurder]

poor girl :/

[Kim]

Originally Posted by Softballmama13 ↗

WOW......This completely remind's me of how we lost our son.But our's happened in A matter of 3 day's as apposed to the longevity this poor family had to endure with their little Angel. I had no idea that there was an illness such as this because of over the counter med's! Our son had Meningitis,the result was the same,he went blind and had many of the same resulting problem's this poor little lady had,but went much quicker. And I don't know how I would have handled him being as sick as he was for such A long period of time. We had to decide to take him off of his ventilator. My heart goes out too this family.

I'm so sorry about your son. I can't even wrap my head around the idea of something happening to my beloved troublemaker.

[bncrazy77]

very sad for this poor girl to go through the pain and suffering to then pass away after enduring it. I feel for her and her parents. Tragic

[vegankjh]

Dude, that is just horrible. I worry about crap like that with my son. I'd die without him.....

[johnleeknoefler]

Originally Posted by mirrormere ↗

Most TEN cases are medication-related

In March 2002, Kaitlyn Langstaff developed Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis, a severe form of Stevens Johnson Syndrome after taking an over-the-counter pain/fever reliever.*
*Remember medications are typically very safe, having undergone 20+ of research before approval.

So why not mention the exact medication? hmm? Why the silence on this? Ibuprofen? Tylenol? What?

[johnleeknoefler]

Originally Posted by johnleeknoefler ↗

So why not mention the exact medication? hmm? Why the silence on this? Ibuprofen? Tylenol? What?

Hey you know what folks? I got curious and looked this up. And look look look what Johnny found!

"Advil, Motrin and Children's Motrin have been associated with the rare, but life-threatening disorders of Stevens Johnson Syndrome (SJS) and toxic epidermal necrolysis"

[northernlights]

Originally Posted by vegankjh ↗

Dude, that is just horrible. I worry about crap like that with my son. I'd die without him.....

That was my first thought also. Sometimes these threads make you realize how lucky you really are when you see what others have gone through. x

[docfr8]

Originally Posted by mirrormere ↗

I'm very sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing your son's story.

OMG.. so sad.. :(
Thanks for sharing your experience. My heart goes out to you, your family, your son, and for your courage in dealing with this ordeal.

[mke3212000]

This post really hurts my heart. Thanks for the good information. She was such a pretty girl. I life unlived.