Was very excited for the weekend. Our 20 year old daughter was going to come up from California to go to our son's wedding, another coming from Oregon. Then I get a call in the early Monday evening from California. It was a friend of my daughters. I could hear my daughter crying in the background, she had been playing "capture the flag" at a party with her friends and jumped down an embankment. She landed wrong and hurt her leg. I talked to her friend and asked her to take her to the ED.
She had broken both bones in her lower leg, one being a displaced fracture that will need surgery. She had just finished finals last week and was excited about coming up here to Washington. She was in a lot of pain and I tried to get a hold of her dad who works at the Federal Prison, but couldn't. He was actually at the hospital with some prisoners due to a small "riot".
She hates to take medication and did not take the vicodin they gave her, but called me up several times during the night in pain and afraid. She does have an appointment with an orthopedic surgeon on Thursday who she just saw 2 week ago when she broke her wrist!!!!
Hi, probably not, and I know for sure wE , never stop beeing MOM's. She's dang lucky to have such a loving mom....Sarah
Oh, poor thing! You know, no matter how old they are they still need their mommies. I know I still need mine and I'm 52! My youngest is 20 and he will always be my baby.
Will they do the surgery before the wedding? Oh my gosh. What alot of added stress for you too. I hope everything goes well and that the wedding is beautiful.
P.S. I'd rather go by train than plane any day, but it would take forever to go from Florida to Oregon!
Thank Miles,
Aww mary so sorry to hear about your daughter. She reminds me of me before the ra lol. Your daughter isn't the only one to do something like that.
I hope she heals quickly and all works out for getting her up for the wedding. Bummer about the accident. I hope things work out and she's able to come home. I don't like flying, but it's quicker so my butt would be on the plane. I have twin boys who are 19. I thought when they took off for college last year that I made it. hahahaha, they're back home for the summer and life is crazy. They're good kids, but it's the whole thing about coming and going as they please, etc. One of the boys decided to buy a new motorcycle, and I hate motorcycles. A new worry. What can you do.........I guess kids will always make us worry.
Too funny grammaskittles, you do sound like my daughter. I have told her many times "what were you thinking!" Obviously, thinking was not part of the equation.
Yes, they are good kids but I know what Debrakay means about the summer. It is fun when they come home from college, but stressful too.
I am actually home sick today. First time in a long time, but I think the stress has gotten to me. Of course, the first person I called when I was stressed out about my daughter was MY mom. I needed her and she was there. She told me she would call my daughter to find out how she was and start praying for us all. I guess I haven't grown up that much either.
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