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I was called in today to pick Peyton up early.  She has a low grade temp, and I knew that she hadn’t been feeling well.  I thought she felt a little warm last night, but Dave didn’t think so. She woke up in the middle of the night saying she had to go potty.  She usually only complains of a wet diaper during the day, and nothing would disrupt her sleep.  But given that she is sick, and coughing, she is waking up more frequently at night, thus it was bothering her.
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