Bali Safari Park

We thought that Bella was a lot better this morning, took her to breakfast and while still very quiet she was wanting to go to the Safari Park with the other kids today so we headed off after breakie for a fun day.

Bella slept a lot in the car on the way and was quiet at the jewellery factory that we ended up visiting, I bought a gorgeous necklace pendant and she chose a cute chain and a lovely little bracelet.

Got to the Safari Park and she was still quiet, we did the Safari tour and she seemed to enjoy herself sitting there looking at the wildlife, afterwards she was not feeling very well and just didn't want to walk at all, so we put her in Carissa's pram and took her around the park like that. We did speak to a lady there who said to us that Bella looked terrible, which we knew but said that we should take her back to the doctors after our day, which was what we were already starting to think.

We ended up at the water park for a while and she seemed to enjoy cooling off in the water, but she was wanting to come back home again, so we decided that we had had enough and were going to head off, Darren and Amanda decided that it was enough for them too, so we headed back to the hotel where we called for the Doctor straight away. A different Dr came and we went over everything that had happened for the past few days, and he gave her some stronger drugs to try for her headache and said that if she was still in pain then we would need to take her to the Bali Wings International Hospital, which is exactly what we ended up doing.

We were immediately seen on arrival by the Paediatrician on duty who checked her out thoroughly gave her some strong drugs and had her admitted for observation.

What a night we were in for, she was in so much pain writhing in absolute agony, we were scared as to what was going on and powerless to stop the pain, we had nurses in and out all night, not much was given for the pain apart from a bit of panadol during the night.

Andrew let me get a bit of sleep and he dozed on and off beside her on the bed.