This last Tuesday I had some friends over for a afternoon of relaxing. LeAnne came and finished her "Persian Tiles" lap throw. Isn't it just beautiful!?
I get a phone call from the school on Wednesday and its Olivia telling me that she fell, hurt her hand and the nurse wanted her to call me. So I asked her if she wanted to come home? No, she wanted to stay at school. Is your hand swelling up? A little. So with just a couple of hours of school left I let her stay with the proviso that if she started hurting more that she would call home and I'd go get her. So eventually she arrived home and sure enough there was swelling to the point I thought she had broken her hand. So when David arrived home off they went to the ER as the Doctors office was completely booked for the next two days. After a few hours at the ER they finally
arrive home with her hand all wrapped up, UP to her elbow. They don't know IF she has broken her hand as the bone in question is tiny and they can't tell until they re- X-ray the area in two weeks and see IF there is calcification on said bone. If there is, then there was a break. If there isn't then there is no break but just a bad bruise. In the meantime she has a lovely case of bruising that ascends up to her wrist and possibly will move further up her arm before this is all over. Now our prayer is that she won't need surgery to repair the bone, IF it is broken. We'll find out in 2 weeks.....
This last Tuesday I had some friends over for a afternoon of relaxing. LeAnne came and finished her "Persian Tiles" lap throw. Isn't it just beautiful!? 
I get a phone call from the school on Wednesday and its Olivia telling me that she fell, hurt her hand and the nurse wanted her to call me. So I asked her if she wanted to come home? No, she wanted to stay at school. Is your hand swelling up? A little. So with just a couple of hours of school left I let her stay with the proviso that if she started hurting more that she would call home and I'd go get her. So eventually she arrived home and sure enough there was swelling to the point I thought she had broken her hand. So when David arrived home off they went to the ER as the Doctors office was completely booked for the next two days. After a few hours at the ER they finally 
arrive home with her hand all wrapped up, UP to her elbow. They don't know IF she has broken her hand as the bone in question is tiny and they can't tell until they re- X-ray the area in two weeks and see IF there is calcification on said bone. If there is, then there was a break. If there isn't then there is no break but just a bad bruise. In the meantime she has a lovely case of bruising that ascends up to her wrist and possibly will move further up her arm before this is all over. Now our prayer is that she won't need surgery to repair the bone, IF it is broken. We'll find out in 2 weeks.....
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