Well.... so that was all fine and dandy until some woman comes running to our table and says that a little girl is really hurt. So Amanda and I go running since we are the ones with girls. Turned out, it was mine. Luckily, a table with a fire lieutenant was there and saw her fall. I guess it had been a while before someone came and got it (it was PACKED and while we usually sit right by the play place, we couldn't today. There was a big day care and lots of families taking advantage of the promo). So the officer calls the ambulance and they took us to Memorial Hermann in the medical center. On the way there they hooked her up with an IV, moniters and gave her Fentanyl. She started dosing off but then quickly woke up and started seizing. Apparently she is allergic to it. That was the scariest thing I have experienced with my children! The EMS man gave her some counteractive drug and she stopped. That was the worst :( But at least she doesn't remember it!So, of course we were at the hospital ALL DAY. Tons of waiting, x-rays, pain, and tears. After being there for 6 hours they tell us she broke the bone right by her elbow. So great! She just started cheer and gymnastics, has a week left of swimming lessons and has a broken arm! Lets not even mention the amount of pain she is in.
So yeah! What a great start to our weekend!
Every tme you get a great deal Peyton has to go to the ER:( Poor my peytee:( Yes, she was a hoot on the phone with the codine - not so sure jumping and falling was good for the arm though:) Little kids, especially yours, look so small and pittyful and scared on a gurney at the hospital! Love a sticker for everything she has done. Good thing that was all or her face would be covered with stickers:)
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear that! I hope Peyton is feeling better. Tell her that we are wanting her to get better quick!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys. She is doing much better pain wise, but having a broken arm is no fun for a 3 year old :(
ReplyDeleteso sorry to hear about Peyton getting hurt!!!! hoping she heals quickly!
ReplyDeleteAlso,just saw Parker's new do... its too cute
I check in to see how ur kiddos are doing here and there. enjoy the rest of the summer!
Poor thing :(
ReplyDeleteNena,
ReplyDeleteI know how it is to have a child in pain. Not to mention the scary seizure that Lexi had when she was 7 years old. Lexi's wasn't from medicine, as she has dysautonomia and Chiari malformation. What's so good about our kids, is NOTHING lets them stop. I'm amazed at how kids get over things and move on. I can see that Peyton appears to be that way also!