It always brakes my heart

@haraka (1282)
Indonesia
June 30, 2020 5:21pm CST
My son got his regular vaccines yesterday. His schedule for vaccination is on the 30th every month. After the vaccination, he will have a fever for 2-3 days and it always broke my heart looking at him during those times. When he is sick l, he is not getting cranky instead he is being silent and looked weak. Then from time to time he will have shaky crying when things too painful or his fever increase. I'm trying to breastfeed him as often as possible because that's the only way to help reduce his fever faster. I know getting a vaccine is important, but still, it always brakes my heart whenever he is in pain after that. Get well soon and be cheerful again my little champ.
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@birjudanak (14320)
• India
1 Jul 20
Sorry that he becomes sick after vaccines as its helpful for health but its very painful for mother to see their children facing trouble.
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@haraka (1282)
• Indonesia
2 Jul 20
Yes, it's for his own good and to protect him later. But as you said it's hard for a mother to not feel bad whenever seing our child in pain. :)
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@birjudanak (14320)
• India
3 Jul 20
@haraka I am saying mother can't Accept a little pain of children and so worry for it.
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@haraka (1282)
• Indonesia
3 Jul 20
@birjudanak yes you are right :D
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@Adie04 (17358)
1 Jul 20
Sorry to hear he's sick. But that's good he's not cranky. Most children would cry and wailing if they are not comfortable.
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@haraka (1282)
• Indonesia
2 Jul 20
I'm blessed he is not cranky whenever he is feeling sick.
@Adie04 (17358)
3 Jul 20
@popciclecold (40008)
• United States
30 Jun 20
I remember those days it does break your heart. He's a fine handsome young man. He's beautiful.
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@haraka (1282)
• Indonesia
2 Jul 20
I think that's a common experience for a mother :) Thanks for your kind words.
• Agra, India
1 Jul 20
I can understand. Soon you will get stronger as a parent. I'm saying this from my personal experiences
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@haraka (1282)
• Indonesia
2 Jul 20
I also believe I will.
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• Agra, India
3 Jul 20
@haraka yes...for sure