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Posted by
marie-ndcal (
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Wed, Dec 12, 12 at 13:42
My Great Grand Daughter fell down some stairs last night and broke her arm. Thank goodness it was a hairline fracture but at 3 years old, she thinks she had had the temp cast on long enough. This is the one with the 4 month old sister, and her mom runs a day care. Just keep them in your thought and prayers. Marie Her name is Evie |
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| I think I feel worse for the mom! Hopefully the little one will adjust quickly to the cast. |
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| Poor Evie! (We have an Evie, too, short for Genevieve.) I hope she'll adjust to that strange thing on her arm and just forget it's there. Can it be *decorated*? LOL |
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| awww poor baby.... they sure cast bones sooner than they used to... Glad they got it on quickly... Did they make it a special color for her? Perhaps dome bling will help - give her hugs and tell her how special she is with the cast on... Prayers for the mom to survive it all. |
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| A tough age to be in a cast, but I hope little Evie heals quickly. |
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| Oh yeah, that age doesn't like to be slowed down! My best to all of you and for a speedy recovery. |
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| My GS broke his arm when he was 5. They adapt to those cast so easily. Hope her mothers does well :o) |
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| Sending hugs and prayers for Evie and her mom. |
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| Hope she heals fast and that Mom survives! Also hope her cast is brightly colored and she can ask everyone to sign it for her. That can be fun; at least, it was for me when I broke my ankle at age 69! :>) |
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