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Fractured tibia.
Someone please just shoot me now? |
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Moon Shyne wrote: Fractured tibia. Someone please just shoot me now? I thought they only shot race horses for that ? grin What the heck are you doing playing youth football ..sheesh no wonder?!?!?!?!?! :-) oucheeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!! seriously though how is your son doing? Sorry to hear of his injury. Bev |
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"'Kate" wrote in message ... On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 02:19:05 GMT, "Moon Shyne" the following was posted in blue dry erase marker: Fractured tibia. Someone please just shoot me now? oh no. Sorry to hear that. So... what color cast? One of those full leg stabilizers for now, with all the velcro straps - we're still waiting to get the radiology report. If he needs a cast, he says he wants a purple one (football colors are purple and white) |
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"Bev" wrote in message ups.com... Moon Shyne wrote: Fractured tibia. Someone please just shoot me now? I thought they only shot race horses for that ? grin What the heck are you doing playing youth football ..sheesh no wonder?!?!?!?!?! :-) oucheeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!! seriously though how is your son doing? Sorry to hear of his injury. The idea of crutches is getting old already - and if he tries to walk on the bad leg ONE MORE TIME!!! I'm gonna have to break the other one G Bev |
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"'Kate" wrote in message ... On Fri, 18 Aug 2006 10:02:36 GMT, "Moon Shyne" the following was posted in blue dry erase marker: "'Kate" wrote in message . .. On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 02:19:05 GMT, "Moon Shyne" the following was posted in blue dry erase marker: Fractured tibia. Someone please just shoot me now? oh no. Sorry to hear that. So... what color cast? One of those full leg stabilizers for now, with all the velcro straps - we're still waiting to get the radiology report. If he needs a cast, he says he wants a purple one (football colors are purple and white) I hope the treatment is just a cast then.... poor kid. But that's sports for you. You couldn't have foreseen this happening. \It's a contact sport - there's always that risk. Truthfully, I'll be more comfortable if they put him in a cast - my biggest fear, right now, is that he'll try to walk on it, or fall or something, and break it even more. From the x-rays, it looks like it's a top corner of the tibia, it flanges out in a way that it sure as heck looks like it's broken - but it's not a fracture that goes through the whole bone - so we're still hoping that it isn't as bad as it could have been, I think I'll have that put on my tombstone - "it could have been worse" - I seem to be saying that a whole lot this past year....... sigh |
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"'Kate" wrote in message ... On Fri, 18 Aug 2006 13:20:59 GMT, "Moon Shyne" the following was posted in blue dry erase marker: \It's a contact sport - there's always that risk. Yep. And the kid wanted to play. Sports are very good for kids. They teach a lot more than just how to throw, kick, catch.... like sportsmanship, working together for a goal, discipline, and how not to give up. Truthfully, I'll be more comfortable if they put him in a cast - my biggest fear, right now, is that he'll try to walk on it, or fall or something, and break it even more. From the x-rays, it looks like it's a top corner of the tibia, it flanges out in a way that it sure as heck looks like it's broken - but it's not a fracture that goes through the whole bone - so we're still hoping that it isn't as bad as it could have been, That must have been some tackle/fall/bang. On the plus side, when he wants to get out of chores, he can say, "My old football injury is acting up." Well, we finally got the radiologist report - negative for a fracture! (it's a miracle) - apparently, it's some "benign cortical defect" which affects something like 30% of boys and 40% of girls, and is pretty much a total non-event, unless and until the kid gets an xray for some other injury, in which case it looks pretty hinky on the x-rays. So now, the official word is that he probably strained the lateral ligament (the one on the outside edge of the knee/leg), he can run, bike, throw and catch, just no tackling for a week or so..... So no getting out of chores, and yes he'll get to play all the games this year - just has to miss the scrimmages, which are next weekend, so my dad won't get to see him play....... drumroll it could have been worse G I think I'll have that put on my tombstone - "it could have been worse" - I seem to be saying that a whole lot this past year....... sigh You know you've had it bad when you can say, "Bring it on... you cannot possibly do worse and I've survived that... so bring it on." LOL!! we hit that point about a year ago Now it's just a shrug, a roll of the eyes, and a "so what else is new" |
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