I was sorely disappointed.
We had really primed Mags for the saw situation. We told her it would be loud, and that it would press on her arm. We told her she'd have to show the doctor she can move her arm afterward, even if it hurt.
Apparently we did a great job.
She didn't even blink an eye at that saw. When the cast was finally off, she smiled and moved her arm joyfully. Even during the follow up X-Rays, she gladly provided the needed positioning with nary a grimace.
Man, now what am I supposed to post?
I'm proud of my little Mags. She is brave and strong, and now she is healed! Yay for disappointments.
7 comments:
good job Mags! that saw scares most adults... good to hear she healed well.
You could post a pic of wrinkled, dry, healed arm. Good for Maggie to have denied herself the right to drama just to dissapoint the parents.
Here's to many more similar disapointments.
Yay Maggie. Kel- she figured shegave you enough grief with the bath. Good for her! All brave and such! Glad the cast is off!
Doesn't make as dramatic of a blog post, but glad everything went okay!
Also, you guys need to stop getting hurt/sick/kidney stones/ kidney infections! Sheesh!
Maggie was so funny at the park this afternoon, everytime I would look at her she was running around like she still had her cast on. I got just a bit nervous everytime, I thought she had reinjured it.
When Noah was 3 or 4, he broke his arm - and was brave while they sawed off the cast - but really let loose with a howl when they moved his elbow!!
Good luck Maggie!
Way to go Mags, and I'm sure you'll find something dramatic to post about soon enough. ;)
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