Day home after hospital stay
Adrian is doing great. His eye medication is as follows; Atropine 1% ophthalmic solution
1 drop a day onto left eye daily, Dorzolamide-timolol 2-0.5% ophthalmic solution (cosopt) 2 times a day,
Trbramycin-dexamethasone 0.3-0.1% ophyhalmic suspension (Tobradex) 1 drop 4 times a day, and
Genteal Tears ophthalmic solution 1 drop onto left eye 2 times a day. Raising a child with down
syndrome is challenging, with all the doctor appointments and surgeries, a child with down
syndrome might have to have. But I would not trade it for all the money in the world. My son has
taught me so much from day one. The two things that my son has taught me was one to have faith
in God and to trust him completely with the welfare of not only my son Adrian but my other children
and grandchildren as well. The second thing my son Adrian taught mew was to have patience. For
patience is the key to raising a child with Down Syndrome, really it applies to any child that might
have special needs. Regardless, of how mild or severe the child disability might be.
Adrian's new medication list after his post-op appointment.
1 drop a day onto left eye daily, Dorzolamide-timolol 2-0.5% ophthalmic solution (cosopt) 2 times a day,
Trbramycin-dexamethasone 0.3-0.1% ophyhalmic suspension (Tobradex) 1 drop 4 times a day, and
Genteal Tears ophthalmic solution 1 drop onto left eye 2 times a day. Raising a child with down
syndrome is challenging, with all the doctor appointments and surgeries, a child with down
syndrome might have to have. But I would not trade it for all the money in the world. My son has
taught me so much from day one. The two things that my son has taught me was one to have faith
in God and to trust him completely with the welfare of not only my son Adrian but my other children
and grandchildren as well. The second thing my son Adrian taught mew was to have patience. For
patience is the key to raising a child with Down Syndrome, really it applies to any child that might
have special needs. Regardless, of how mild or severe the child disability might be.
Adrian's new medication list after his post-op appointment.
- Prednisolone (pink cap ) three times daily in the left eye for one week. Then decrease to two
times daily in thrb left eye for one week. Then decrease to one time daily for one week
- Continue atropine ( red ) one time daily in the left eye for one more week than stop
- Continue dorzolamide-timolol (blue cap) two times daily the left eye.
- Continue serum tears ( tears from Adrian's blood ) four times daily in the left eye
- Start erythromycin ointment ( tube ) one time a daily in the left eye
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