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Malon’s First Time at the Hospital Pt. 1

Archie was walking over to Camp Crystal Lake to visit his best friend, Malon. He knew Malon very well, usually she gets soo excited and rushes over for a hug. But today is different, he saw Malon sitting on a porch snuggling her blanket tightly. “Hi Malon... What’s up?” Archie greeted. Malon faced up and saw Archie, but she didn’t rush over to him, she just smiles and waves at him. “Malon... Are you okay, what’s wrong?” Archie asked as he went over and sat next to Malon. “Hi Archie...” Malon said with a low tone, then she started to cough. “Sorry... I’m not feeling very good... I’ve been having this cough and it’s getting worse... My mommy said that I have to go to the children’s hospital tomorrow down in Haddonfield...” Malon explained with a cough. “Whoa... that’s tough... So you’re sad because you’re nervous?” Archie asked while patting her back. Malon nodded as she tears up. “I don’t want to go, I’m scared!” Malon teared up. Archie wrapped his arm around his scared friend as he’s trying to comfort her.

While Archie tries to comfort Malon, Jason came out to see his daughter; he sensed her daughter’s destress, so he sat next to Malon and picked her up and placed her on his lap. “Hey Jay, I was only trying to comfort Malon.” Archie explained. Jason smiled from behind his mask and wrapped his arm around him comfortingly. Jason knew that Malon needed to go to the hospital to find out what’s been wrong with his baby girl; the moment when him and his wife found out that there’s something wrong with Malon was considered the most scary experience.

[Three days ago]

In the middle of the night, Malon was woken up by her continuous cough. MJ woke up after hearing her coughing through the walls. “Aw, poor Malon is having one of those nighttime coughs... Remember back then before Malon came into our lives, you were concerned about my continuous coughs? You thought it was serious so you gave me water and backrubs.” Jason nodded as he remembered that night. They both heard Malon coming towards their room, as they were assuming that Malon has trouble sleeping. “Mommy... Daddy... I can’t sleep... My coughing is keeping me awake.” Malon said in a tired tone. “Yes, I’m assuming that you’re having trouble sleeping, I’ll go and get you a glass of water--” Jason held MJ back as he insisted on helping with the late-night service while he let’s his wife sleep. “On the other hand, daddy will get you a glass of water.” MJ said before she goes back to sleep. 

Malon went over to the kitchen to sit while her dad gives her a glass of water. “Daddy... Is it normal to have a sore chest while coughing?” Malon asked, sounding like she was worried. Jason too was worried; he doesn’t entirely know if having a sore chest is normal or not. So he kept his answer silent; Malon can tell that her dad doesn’t know the answer, so she just shrugs it out and drink her water.

After Malon finishes her water, and make a quick stop to the bathroom, Jason tucked Malon back in and gave her a kiss goodnight while Malon tries to sleep again with her teddy. When Jason went back to his room with MJ, he heard Malon coughing a little, but not very much, it indicates that Malon is going to be fine.

***

However, Malon hasn’t gotten any better, as a matter of fact, her coughing has gotten worse the next day. MJ tried to feed her breakfast with a hot bowl of oatmeal with honey, but Malon didn’t eat much as she wasn’t very hungry. “Malon, are you not hungry?” MJ asked. Malon shook her head as she didn’t want to talk. MJ wanted to call Star’s cousin, but she didn’t want to disturb her as she might be busy.

As the hours passed, MJ and Jason freaked out when they heard Malon throwing up outside in the backyard. “Malon!?” MJ cried as she was holding her daughter’s hair back while Jason gently rubs his daughter’s back. “I’m sorry...” Malon said after she was finished. “Don’t be sorry baby girl, you’re obviously sick... I’m calling Cassandra right now!” MJ said while she walks back into the house to make a phone call while Jason takes Malon to the bathroom to clean her up.

***

The next day, Cassandra came over to check on Malon, she was lying in bed with her dad who is giving her gentle side rubs. “Hello uh... Jason... Mind if I observe Malon’s conditions?” Cassandra asked nervously; she has every right to be nervous around the Camp Blood Serial Killer of Camp Crystal Lake, from all the rumors and stories she has heard. But if she can handle her crazy clown cousin-in-law, she can somehow handle the sick patient’s dad. Jason got up to give Cassandra her space to check on his daughter, while Malon slowly gets up with a tired and painful moan. “Hi Malon, may I have a look inside of your mouth?” Cassandra asked in a gentle tone. Malon nodded and opened her mouth wide. “Hmm... Your throat seems to be red--” Then Malon coughed before Cassandra could explain more. “Sorry...” Malon said. “That’s okay, it’s not the first time I’ve been coughed at,” Cassandra said with a smile.

After a few minutes, Cassandra came out to give MJ and Jason the possible result. “From what you have described to me with Malon’s cases, the description sounded a lot similar to a ‘Lung Infection’,” Cassandra indicated. Jason tilted his head, he’s never heard of a Lung Infection, or even had one; since he drowned as a child, his corpse body doesn’t get any common or serious diseases. However, MJ has, so she is familiar to that childhood state. “So you’re saying that she needed to go to the hospital?” MJ asked. Jason definitely knew what a hospital is, he’s been there a couple of times during his afterlife, the hospital wasn’t a nice place to his perspective.

So they have a brief discussion on what they needed to do, and how to get Malon prepared for when the time comes. “I have a little booklet for kids for when they have to go through that situation; I’ll drive by to drop it off to your mailbox before I go to Haddonfield for work.” Cassandra promised. “I have friends that work at the Children’s Hospital in that location, I’ll ask them to give you guys an appointment there.” Cassandra added. “Thank you, Cassie. We’ll keep in touch,” MJ thanked.

[The Present] + One day

MJ has set an alarm for 5:00 am in the morning to get Malon ready; even though she’s not supposed to eat anything due to fasting after midnight that night, she still needs to have something for herself before getting her daughter ready. While MJ gets a quick shower, Jason gently woke Malon up to get her dressed. “...It’s still dark...” Malon whined. Jason picked his daughter up and gave her a gentle hug and kiss before helping her get dressed. MJ had Malon’s bag packed for the hospital trip; her change of clothes, an extra blanket, and some coloring books. Malon also insisted on bringing her teddy to keep her calm. “What about Skippy?” Malon asked worriedly. “Don’t worry, sweetie, I’ve spoken to Star on the phone and told her what you’ve going through, she’s going to have Archie look after Skippy until we return.” MJ explained.

Just then, Cassandra honked her horn. “Are you guys ready?” Cassandra called out. Malon started to tear up as she was scared, but she didn’t want her parents to know that she was crying, so she had to be brave, so she walked over to the car to sit in the back with her mom while her dad sits in the front. Cassandra understand that Jason is a big beefy boy, so him sitting in the back would be a little squishy for him.

***

After a long drive to Haddonfield, they made it to the Children’s Hospital. So they parked over to the Emergency Room parking lot, so they can let her in. Malon wasn’t the only one who is scared, her dad is also afraid, he just hoped that no one will notice; after all, he is wearing a more casual outfit and not wearing a mask. He even saw some kids that reminded him of himself when he had a serious face dislocation.

At the front desk, the lady at the counter was asking questions to Malon’s parents while Malon was being tested by the nurses and doctors; such as her temperature, blood pressure, and checking her throat. Malon has been tearing up again while trying her best to hold her tears back. 

After she was finished with the examination, Malon gets a bracelet on her whist and is being transported in a wheelchair to the X-Ray room. “What’s this place?” Malon asked. “That’s the X-Ray room, we’re going to take a picture of the inside of your chest, so we can see what was wrong with your chest.” The doctor explained. As they entered in, Jason and MJ have to stay outside the door so they don’t get radiation problems. “We’ll have you wear an X-Ray gown so we can take a picture of the inside of your chest.” The doctor explained. So the nurse helped Malon into her heavy gown before they begin. “You just stand there, Malon, and start breathing in.” The doctor instructed. Malon does what she was told, but then she starts bawling her eyes out. “Aww... Malon, what’s the matter?” The doctor asked. “I’m trying to be brave, really I’ve tried, but I just can’t help it... I want to go home!” Malon teared up. “I understand, we all do, we’ve been through patients being scared 24/7... Even grownups...” The doctor explained. Malon perked up a bit after hearing that. “Re--re--really? So I’m not the only one?” Malon asked with a small smile. “Of course not, so don’t ever feel bad about yourself, it’s nobody’s fault, these things happen all the time.” The Doctor reassures.

After Malon calmed down, she did as she was told and stand against the camera and have her chest checked. After that’s done, Malon was being transported to her room with her parents coming from behind. Her room was huge and it has two beds, indicating that she has to share with some other person. “Alright my dear, we’re going to get you into your hospital gown now, and you get to pick which ever one you want out of the four.” The doctor said as he was revealing the gowns to her.

Malon loved them all, she didn’t know which to pick, until she decides on getting the ones with the teddy bears on it, since they remind her of her dad. “Good choice, I love the teddy bears. Alright then, I’ll have you get into your hospital gown, and I’ll be right back.” The doctor said. MJ and Jason helped Malon get out of her clothes and put on her hospital gown. “It’s very comfy, I wish I can keep it.” Malon said with a smile. “Yes, it is very cute, now let’s get you on the bed.” MJ said before Jason helped Malon up onto her bed.

Just then, the doctor came back with the I.V and a needle. “Okay Malon, first I wanted you to take your medicine...” Malon didn’t like medicine, but she wanted to be a good patient, so she has to take her medicine, even if it’s yucky. “Good girl, you’re one of our best patients, now we’ll just give you your I.V so the medicine will help you get better faster.” The doctor showed. Malon saw the needle, so she’s nervous. “Will it hurt?” Malon asked. “Just a little, but not for very long... You can hold your mom or dad’s hand if you want.” The doctor suggested. “Daddy?” Malon said immediately. Jason right away knew that his daughter wanted to hold his hand, so he let her do just that. “Alright Malon, here we go.” The doctor said before he injects the needle into her arm. Malon started to cry a little, so Jason soothed her by rubbing her hand. “Malon, why not tell us what you wanted to do after you’re feeling better.” MJ said while trying to keep Malon distracted. “Play with Archie... Hug my rabbit, *painful groan* play with Abby at school... *tearing up* Snuggle with you and daddy!” Malon cried. “There we go, all done; you see Malon, that medicine will go into your body and help cure your lung infection.” The nurse explained. 

After a little while, the Voorhees have been noted that Malon will have to stay in the hospital for two to three days, so it means that MJ or Jason will have to stay behind, while the other stays in the special building called the Ronald McDonald House.  “Malon, who would you like to stay with you tonight, me or your dad?” MJ asked her daughter. “Umm... Can daddy stay?” Malon asked. Jason nodded to Malon’s answer and gave her a gentle hug. “I’ll be staying the night at the Ronald McDonald House, which is just down the street from here.” MJ explained. “What’s a Ronald McDonald House?” Malon asked. “It’s a special building for families who wanted to stay close to their sick child as they’re staying for more than a night, your dad and I will take turns staying the night at that building until you’re feeling better.” MJ explained. 

Malon nodded with a smile as she understands the circumstances, yet, she’s still upset about staying for a few days at a strange place. Just then, the nurse came in. “Hi, Malon, how are you doing today, I’m nurse Linda and I will be your nurse for the time. Are you ready to have something to eat? you must be hungry from fasting.” The nurse said. Malon didn’t want to eat since her throat hurts from coughing so much, however, she is getting a little hungry, so she decided to at least try to eat something. So she decided to pick Potato Tarts with a side of Broccoli and Carrots, Mango-Pineapple Juice and for dessert, Raspberry Yogurt.

***

As the hours passed, it was time for MJ to head for the Ronald McDonald House while Jason stays with Malon for the night. “Do you really have to leave, mommy?” Malon asked. “I won’t be far, pumpkin; Once you wake up in the morning, I’ll be there,” MJ promised before she hugged and kissed her daughter. “I love you, mommy...” Malon said. “I love you too, baby girl...” MJ said before she approaches Jason for a hug and a kiss. “I know Malon will be in good hands, and I’m not just talking about the nurses and doctors either,” MJ winked. Jason smiled to her remark before he kisses her one last time.

After MJ left, Nurse Linda came in to check on Malon. “Hi Malon, before you go to sleep, I want you to take your medicine while I check your temperature, okay?” Linda explained. After Malon took her medicine and have her temperature checked, she was getting ready to get some shut eye. “Now if you needed anything, just press this button and I’ll respond.” The nurse explained. Malon nodded as she understood. Before the nurse left, she gave Jason a pillow and blanket to help him feel more comfortable. “You have a goodnight, sir. Your daughter is in good hands, 24/7.” Linda said. Jason nodded as it was his way of saying thank you.

Jason has been watching Malon sleep, she may be coughing a little bit, but she’s still having some trouble sleeping, his main goal is to protect his sick child at all cost, while hoping MJ was safe at the other building; at least Haddonfield is safer than Camp Crystal Lake anyway... So he hoped.

To be Continued

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8 Tips for a Happy, Safe, and Well-Rested Halloween

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Halloween has always been one of my favorite holidays with my girls. I have such fond memories of my mom making me costumes, and later making my daughters home made costumes. My kids went out to trick or treat as mermaids, lemons, lions, fairies, and more! I love to sew — a random fact that you probably didn’t know! But one thing that was really important to me as a sleep expert is getting my kids a well-rested Halloween.

One of my least favorite Halloween memories is from when my daughters were babies. That dreaded doorbell would ring, even if I put out candy. Once my girls were old enough to trick or treat, there were still things to take into consideration. Bedtimes, sugar, making sure they were warm enough, whether seeing older kids dressed as monsters would cause trouble sleeping — all were on my mind as I headed out.

It is possible to have both a fun and well-rested Halloween! To make sure that both you and your child enjoy the holiday, here are a few tips:

Plan Ahead

Halloween is a late night activity — and by late, I mean past 7:00 p.m. — and for small children, it is very exciting.  Make sure that your child is napping and getting adequate restorative nighttime sleep in the days and nights leading up to Halloween.

Dress Appropriately

In most of the United States, Halloween is cold, and you’ll likely need to dress your child in a sweat suit under their costume, or plan to have their costume covered by a coat.

If you’re purchasing your child’s costume, you may want to size up to accommodate extra layers.

Use White Noise for Bedtime

If you have a little one that goes to bed before trick or treating starts, you may want to use a white noise or sound machine to help mask the noise outside. Remember that the children outside are likely to be loud and excited, so masking any potential disturbances will help your baby settle to sleep easier.

Put the Candy on the Porch

If your baby goes to bed early, another option is to put your candy bowl on the porch with a polite sign about your baby sleeping. Encourage trick-or-treaters to avoid ringing your bell.

Watch the Clock

On Halloween, it often doesn’t get dark until well after 7:00 p.m., which isn’t a problem if you don’t mind trick or treating during daylight hours. Be conscious of your child’s routine and do your best to stick to your flexible schedule. That may mean you have to trick or treat a little earlier to accommodate your child’s bedtime — especially if there is school the next day.

Halloween is a late night activity — and by late, I mean past 7:00 p.m. — and for small children, it is very exciting.

Look for Alternatives

If you find that most of the trick-or-treaters don’t ring your bell until well after your baby’s bedtime, investigate other options. Many zoos, arboretums, malls, and shopping centers put together a fun treat route that you can take your younger baby or child on earlier in the day. Schools and communities often offer “trunk-or-treats” and sometimes downtown area businesses get in on the fun.

Limit Sweets

Tempting as it is, limiting sweets when you return from your trick or treating adventures — and in the coming days and weeks — will make life much easier. Sugar has been shown to contribute to hyperactivity and can lead to poor quality sleep. Make sure that your child gets a good night’s sleep by limiting her consumption to one candy the night of, and then put the rest away.

If your child is older, you can try talking to them about candy being a special treat. Explain that she can have a piece as a special treat once in awhile. Whatever you do, don’t tell your child that you ate her candy!

Remember, It’s Just One Night

If your child does stay up past her normal bedtime, don’t stress. Remember, the point of having a flexible schedule is to keep it flexible for moments like these. Get her back on track tomorrow, and don’t stress over one night. Enjoy these moments!

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