 
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Saturday, March 10, 2012
WARNING!!!!
Some of These pictures look like something out of a horror movie & it still gets my stomach when I look a them.  Yesterday 3/9/12 Katie was trying to take the plastic connector off of a glow in the dark bracelet.  Well apparently she was pulling pretty hard & her hand slipped causing the plastic bracelet to go straight into her eye.  She screamed!!  I tried my best not to panic especially when I saw a pink tear.  I still hadn't seen the damage to her eye because as you could imagine she was keeping it closed pretty tight.  I had to make sure she could still see first & she could, THANK GOD!  The outside corner of her eye was very red, as you can see in the pictures.   After looking at it several times I realized she had cut the "conjunctiva" the thin membrane that covers the white part of the eye.  (No I am not a Dr. I Googled it) The white part between the two read spots is where it cut her eye.  I really started to panic but kept it together when I was in front of her, keep in mind this is the first time I have had a "hurt" kid! We rushed to the Eye Foundation ER where we waited 2 1/2 hours to see the Dr.  Luckily there is no permanent damage to Katie's eye & it will heal quickly with drops.  I know this is one of many "accidents" we will have a parents & I am not looking forward to them AT ALL!  I am just thankful she is ok!  She handled it like a very BIG girl too :).
 
 
 
Library & the Park
4 yr & 18 mo. Checkups
Both kids had checkups on Monday, they did great considering they both had to have their throats swabbed (No strep this time).
Katie is 45 1/2" tall & 45lb. she is off the charts for height & weight. She had to have her vision & hearing test & did great with both considering she HATES getting her ears checked! The finger prick was another story ;)
Will is 34" tall & weighs 25lb. he 90th percentile for height & 20th for weight. Tall & skinny!!
 
He loves his Sissy!!
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