I got a call from Co Co's school about 20 minutes after it started last Tuesday. They said not to panic but that Coleman had hit his head, there was a lot of blood and I needed to come get him immediately. Since he could crawl his head has been like a target. He has always had bumps and bruises even glue on his forehead so I wasn't shocked. When I got to the school there was a lot of blood and of course my little warrior was fine. We went to our Pediatrician, who we love and he stitched us up in no time and gave us an antibiotic too because he had a sinus infection too. Well Coleman was so brave he didn't even cry, except when I told him he had to stay home the rest of the day.
Of course I have been watching him like a hawk being more careful than usual. Then today I was on the phone with a friend of mine and I stepped inside for a second to get something and I hear my love bug outside crying. It was "a hurt cry" so I ran to him to find blood all over his mouth. He had gotten on his brothers bike (witch he can't reach) and fell on the concrete head first. What do I do with him? I put his superman t-shirt on him and told him to be more careful with my baby boy. UUUGGGHHHHH.
I think I'm having deja vu!
ReplyDeleteThe same thing happened to Evan one of his first days of preschool. I was at the gym and missed the calls for an hour! I felt awful!
Good news, though...it hasn't happened since! Yes, some bumps and bruises (just part of the deal), but nothing as bad!
I hope the little guy feels better soon!
We use a company called Genetech, Neutropin. Our insurance company has to deny us first and then our endocrinologists has to sigh off on it. Our genetisist is Dr. Harold Chen from LSUS med center and Shriners. and our Endo is from Laffiette, LA Kids Specialty Hospitol. Dr. Flint. It is a fight and luck to get them. They work, with out a doubt but getting them is li like fighting the unknown. Good luck and if you need anymore help let me know
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