When I say he has two rods in his leg, this is what I am talking about. The rods help align the bones and keep them in place as he heals. They will eventually come out (I think after 4 months).Some of you have asked how I am doing through this ordeal. I think seeing your child in extreme pain, and I mean EXTREME pain, and not being able to do a thing about it has to be ranked high on the list of hardest things a mother could experience. I wouldn't recommend it on my worst enemy.
I am also very tired.
But we have been the recipients of some of the most wonderful service. I tear up thinking about how much everybody has done for us. I am so grateful and I pray that someday soon I will be able to serve as valiently as our friends have served us.
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I'm glad your nearby friends are taking care of you. I can't imagine how you must feel. Wish I could do more to help.
That is a really painful frx. I am so sorry he and you are having to go through this. Give him our Love.
I'm so sorry you have to go through this, Audge. We will all be glad when this is over, both for you and Kyle!
I have tried to comment on your blog and it didn't go through. Weird. I hope this one does!!
Audra, he is so strong. Your boys are all so strong!! I am so sorry this happened! Your boys are known for all of their injuries huh? It is because they are tough little cookies! I Hope he heals fast and feels better soon! Send him our love!!! And you our love too! I love you tons and I wish I could help you out! Yes, in a few years, you will be able to serve. Right now, just keep being grateful for the service everyone has provided you with. You deserve it! I love you tons!
Be sure and take good care of you, too! I hope you get a long, well-deserved nap on Tuesday! It seems like you were juggling 4 balls, and now you get to juggle another 2 or 3. Lucky you are superwoman and can do it!
And thanks to everyone who is helping you!!! We appreciate it!
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