Not broken!
Tristan home from the immediate care center resting with the dogs on his new bed for the weekend. Tristan was playing in the gym, some game where they were jumping over cones and soft bricks, well he tripped and fell. The teacher made him sit out the rest of the time and then he continued on with his day. Chris picked him up and said he was limping, too bad the school did not call us to let us know. Well after he settled at home Tristan went out to play and then came in crying that his leg hurt. When I called him into my room and took a look at it the foot was beginning to swell and bruise. I took him to the immediate care center where the doctor checked it out and gave him an x-ray. I could hear him singing from the other side of the door. He was more stoked about the wheelchair then anything. The doctor said it looked like it was not broken but wanted a specialist to look at the film, we are still waiting on the call.
This is his foot wrapped and he has crutches to help him out with his walking. He is still learning on them and that is why he is in the livingroom. I do not want the other kids rolling on his foot or playing around him and hurting him worse.
The dogs will not leave his side right now.
Tristan trying to sleep, but his foot is bothering him. I think the dressing is too tight and he just can't get comfortable.
Not broken!
Tristan home from the immediate care center resting with the dogs on his new bed for the weekend. Tristan was playing in the gym, some game where they were jumping over cones and soft bricks, well he tripped and fell. The teacher made him sit out the rest of the time and then he continued on with his day. Chris picked him up and said he was limping, too bad the school did not call us to let us know. Well after he settled at home Tristan went out to play and then came in crying that his leg hurt. When I called him into my room and took a look at it the foot was beginning to swell and bruise. I took him to the immediate care center where the doctor checked it out and gave him an x-ray. I could hear him singing from the other side of the door. He was more stoked about the wheelchair then anything. The doctor said it looked like it was not broken but wanted a specialist to look at the film, we are still waiting on the call.
This is his foot wrapped and he has crutches to help him out with his walking. He is still learning on them and that is why he is in the livingroom. I do not want the other kids rolling on his foot or playing around him and hurting him worse.
The dogs will not leave his side right now.
Tristan trying to sleep, but his foot is bothering him. I think the dressing is too tight and he just can't get comfortable.
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