'Objects In Space'
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Yay for no cancer.
We spent about two hours in the Children's Hospital ER last night, even though we now realize Annabel's elbow had already snapped back into place by the time we got there. As a result she was nearly three hours late getting to bed, which threw her sleep schedule off somehow and made her wake up for an hour or so at 3:00 a.m.
I'm the only one in the household awake at the moment, and I fully expect to gronk and grumble my way through the day.
We spent about two hours in the Children's Hospital ER last night, even though we now realize Annabel's elbow had already snapped back into place by the time we got there. As a result she was nearly three hours late getting to bed, which threw her sleep schedule off somehow and made her wake up for an hour or so at 3:00 a.m.
Did she have a case of nursemaid's elbow? I've read that it's fairly easy for kids to jerk their elbow (especially when being held by their hands) into a partial dislocation.
Did she have a case of nursemaid's elbow?
Yep. Dylan posted about it upthread last night. No more swinging Annabel by the arms for us.
Ouch! Sorry for the disruption Susan.
Yay sj!! (see beep me)
{{{Annabel & Susan}}} Good luck today.
Did she have a case of nursemaid's elbow? I've read that it's fairly easy for kids to jerk their elbow (especially when being held by their hands) into a partial dislocation.
Skimmer! Yeah, that's what Dylan said last night.
Ugh with the sleep, and may it go right back to normal.
Yikes, Susan. Glad she's okay. We had something similar happen with Ben when he was two -- he swallowed a dime and had it caught in his throat. He could still breathe, but we realized as we walked into the ER that he had swallowed it completely. Which meant three hours of waiting and X rays to hear, "It'll show up on the other end eventually."
Yay sj! Congratulations!
I always worried about that with the boys. All the neighborhood kids want DH to swing them around. It hasn't happened yet, but it worries me. That and tossing them around in the pool which freaks me out. But the kids squeal and laugh the whole time.
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My brother used to get "nursemaid's elbow" all the time, when he was 2-3-4. We learned how to pop it back in, but it's sure freaky the first time it happens. He said it didn't hurt as long as he held it very very still in exactly the right position. He hated having it popped back - that's the part he said hurt.
His arm works fine now, if that's a concern.
I've noticed that the area previously affected (lower back) is now, sometimes, like going numb?
Hmm. That doesn't sound good, exactly.