Will we look back at this picture and smile when Simon starts for Manchester United?
Sunday, October 28, 2007
End of a great season
Yesterday afternoon was Simon's last soccer game for the season. It was a very chilly, raining afternoon but Simon was so excited to get his trophy at the end of the game!
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Halloween Party
Lightening McQueen-AKA David, Buzz Lightyear-AKA Simon, and the little pumpkin Sarah
Sarah and Grandma the angel (what a appropriate costume!)
Our neighbor friends Ben the lion and Owen the monkey
Simon and his friend Ella
Kaylee the lion. What a cutie!
Enjoying cupcakes way too close to bedtime!
We had a halloween party Friday night at our house. Simon has asked me for weeks if we could have a "Halloween birthday party." He said it is a party without presents. We enjoyed pizza, lots of chocolate goodies, a game, and a halloween art project. Enjoy the pictures.
Monday, October 22, 2007
We had a great time, Aunt Melissa
fishing at Totter Otterville
My little helperMy sister, Melissa, came to visit Wednesday-Saturday evening. We had a great time. We went to Totter Otterville in Covington. Simon went there several months ago with his preschool and he has talked about it ever since and I was curious about this, "really cool place."
Melissa also enjoyed watch Simon play soccer on Saturday and him score his first goal!
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Nurse Maid's Elbow?
Am I the only person that never has heard of this, that is prior to midnight on Tues/Wed.
I received a call from Sarah's babysitter on Tuesday morning and Alma said that Sarah had fallen between the couch and the chair and when she picked her up, she felt and heard a pop. Sarah cried for a few seconds and then seemed fine but she would not use her right arm. Alma called me and I came over at lunch. Sarah was her usual happy self but still would not use her arm. Joseph and I decided to call and make an appt for the next morning with Dr. Latham to get it checked out. By the time dinner rolled around, I still couldn't believe she would not use her arm. I decided to call the after hours nurse and explain the situation. She called the MD on call and he said it sounded like nurse maid's elbow a.k.a. a dislocated elbow. He stated the less time the better for reduction (popping back into place) The nurse said the peds twilight clinic was full and she said we would have to go the ER. I couldn't believe it, I was headed to the ER for an injury to my baby who has never been sick, not even an ear infection and God only knows what we virus or illness she would acquire while we were there.
After three hours, two MD's, they were stumped. Sarah showed zero sign of pain with manipulation. So after x-rays, another doctor was in to see us and he was convinced it was dislocated. He wanted to dose her up with Motrin, wait 45 min and reduce the dislocation. So, about 1:30am, and 30 second scream, Sarah was back to normal. We were home by 2am and I was wired so I didn't hit the sack until 3am.
We went to see Dr. Latham on Wednesday morning and he said this is common and he showed me how to reduce it myself because she is at risk, especially the next few weeks, that it may happen again.
I received a call from Sarah's babysitter on Tuesday morning and Alma said that Sarah had fallen between the couch and the chair and when she picked her up, she felt and heard a pop. Sarah cried for a few seconds and then seemed fine but she would not use her right arm. Alma called me and I came over at lunch. Sarah was her usual happy self but still would not use her arm. Joseph and I decided to call and make an appt for the next morning with Dr. Latham to get it checked out. By the time dinner rolled around, I still couldn't believe she would not use her arm. I decided to call the after hours nurse and explain the situation. She called the MD on call and he said it sounded like nurse maid's elbow a.k.a. a dislocated elbow. He stated the less time the better for reduction (popping back into place) The nurse said the peds twilight clinic was full and she said we would have to go the ER. I couldn't believe it, I was headed to the ER for an injury to my baby who has never been sick, not even an ear infection and God only knows what we virus or illness she would acquire while we were there.
After three hours, two MD's, they were stumped. Sarah showed zero sign of pain with manipulation. So after x-rays, another doctor was in to see us and he was convinced it was dislocated. He wanted to dose her up with Motrin, wait 45 min and reduce the dislocation. So, about 1:30am, and 30 second scream, Sarah was back to normal. We were home by 2am and I was wired so I didn't hit the sack until 3am.
We went to see Dr. Latham on Wednesday morning and he said this is common and he showed me how to reduce it myself because she is at risk, especially the next few weeks, that it may happen again.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
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