From February 2018:
A banal diarrhea, but I'm writing about it so you can see how precisely biological laws work: last night our child, jerky, rushed and in a hurry as he always is, suddenly bent over to take his shoes to run after his father outside to play in the snow. He got up scared and told me that he was stung in the chest.
I took him to task: where it stings you, bend over again, sit on the bed, lie on your side, it stings you inside or on the skin, etc. etc. The sting seemed to be somewhere on the left side of the stomach, near the ribs, it stung him a few times when he made sudden movements.
I left him with his father and ran outside because I couldn't hold myself back anymore - instant DIARRHEA (toxic food received at the same time as the child was sick). I came back from outside, made him sit quietly for a bit, gave him a massage, he had a couple of contractions and was good as new :) ...conclusion - when he suddenly bent over he probably trapped gas in his intestines and stung him. But I reacted immediately by running outside :)
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