Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Wow

Today I'm tired because Bonnie & I spent most of the day at the hospital in the ER. She was standing on a chair and fell off and hit her head really hard. Everyone had always told me that head wounds bleed like crazy. Now I know that they really do.

Bonnie ended up with two stitches. I've done really well every time I've taken any of my kids to get shots. I've never cried and have always been very reassuring. Today mix in tired, new mama hormones, and my first born screaming like crazy and well the ugly crying face appeared in front of strangers! Talk about mortifying. I don't cry in front of anyone except maybe Jay and that's if he's lucky.

I just couldn't believe how horrible I felt as she laid there screaming. Plus to make it worse they put a cloth over the area around the wound so the wound will stay clean. That meant Bonnie wasn't able to see anything as the doctor put the stitches in her head. Oh that few minutes was just terrible. Once it was over I was so glad I could scoop her up in my arms and hug her. They even gave her a Popsicle. We head back on Sunday or Monday to remove the stitches.

Life is never dull with little ones!

6 comments:

Jeni Allen said...

What a stressful day! Did you have Chas with you too? I'm glad the stitches are in and she's okay. Hope the popsicle fixed things, they do at our house!

quilts and quirks said...

Twinkle toes with 2 stitches. I'm so sorry. Tell Bonnie we'll read and do puzzles next week. Hope the day gets better for you Sally. This is a 3 pespi day.

Student Entrepreneur said...

I am glad it is all over!! It is SO hard to hear your little baby cry - no matter how old or young they are!!!!! Tell Bonnie that her Aunt Sue Sue loves her!!!!!

Donna said...

I swear the devil invented that "cloth". They only used it once in all our stitches and that kid screamed the hardest and fought like no other time because his head was covered up. It's a form of torture for the kids.

Aim said...

It's never fun to have to take your kids to the ER. I know what you mean about losing it. I have held it together in public for the kids all but the time when Arthur got his head cut open to the skull. I totally lost it in the ER, good thing my mom was there to be the calm one. And when Helen poked scissors in her eye, I totally lost it on the way home from the eye doctor. I hope you got some good rest last night.

Lonita said...

Poor Bonnie! Hope she's doing better today!