Parker however, was a trooper. He didn't like being wrapped in a sheet and held down during the procedure, but was crying out of annoyance and not pain. Once it was all over, he was smiling and happy and flirting with the nurses. I, however, had puffy eyes and Matthew looked half dead. Hopefully we won't have to make another trip to the hospital with Parker any time soon. This was our second trip for a head wound in a month!
Friday, March 19, 2010
Franken-Parker
Parker however, was a trooper. He didn't like being wrapped in a sheet and held down during the procedure, but was crying out of annoyance and not pain. Once it was all over, he was smiling and happy and flirting with the nurses. I, however, had puffy eyes and Matthew looked half dead. Hopefully we won't have to make another trip to the hospital with Parker any time soon. This was our second trip for a head wound in a month!
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I'm glad he was okay. What a sweet cute little boy he is. Miss you Niki! Aaron almost passed out during Noah's birth, maybe that will make Matthew feel better :)
I am also glad he is ok. I would be in your situation. I cry when the kids have to get their annual shots. Hopefully it heals quickly.
Parker is going to be the next Benjamin with alphabet scars on his face.
Oh my goodness! I haven't seen or heard from you in forever. How scary for your little guy. I'm glad everything turned out alright. I had no idea you were prego. That is so exciting! Crazy and exciting. I think we talked about having kids close once in church. =) Good luck!!! I miss our Sunday conversations!
Ah, kids. I had to leave when they were putting an IV in Cambria when she was 7 wks old. They couldn't find the vein for a while. Yuck!
Poor baby. How scary. We have not had to deal with anything major like that (knock on wood) but I'm sure it was hard as a mom to see that.
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