Just made it back from the ER........

[Gusbuster]

Sorry you guys had to go through that. Glad to hear she is OK. Hope you all have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

 

[Need2Know]

Sorry to hear this. Hope she heals quickly.

 

[FTR-14c]

Oh, the dreaded call from the school nurse.
I'm glad to here she's OK and hope for no further complications.

 

[Garth Reckner]

Got some good news from the orthopedic surgeon today. He said that as of right now there does not appear to be a need for surgery to put pins in. Looks like it should heal up fine without them. Gonna have to go get xrays once a week for a few weeks to make sure everything stays in line but no surgery is great news at this point.
Thanks for all the thoughts and prayers everyone.

Garth

 

[Georgecatl]

Good News Indeed :thumbup:

 

[uyotg]

Glad it was nothing too serious. She must be the coolest kid in school right now with that cast.

 

[lozdesign7]

Thoughts for you and yours mate.

Lawrie.

 

[DanR217]

Now she can get everyone to sign her cast......do kids still do that or just text instead?

Text? That's soooo two thousand and lame.

There's an app for that...

 

[M67]

Got some good news from the orthopedic surgeon today. He said that as of right now there does not appear to be a need for surgery to put pins in. Looks like it should heal up fine without them. Gonna have to go get xrays once a week for a few weeks to make sure everything stays in line but no surgery is great news at this point.
Thanks for all the thoughts and prayers everyone.

Garth

Those Reckners are a tough people, well....most of them. Not sure what Josh's problem is


Hope she heals well and soon.

 

[deth1313]

Glad to hear she is doing well

 

[kniferMan]

Wow... she's a tough one! She'll be chopping in a few months.

 

[RobStanley]

Great news Garth! Kids are tough buggers, not like us wussy adults

 

[TurnerIII]

Well she does sound tough enough - so I say go ahead with the INFI infusion!

 

[DanR217]

I broke my right humerus many years ago, and it wasn't the pain that convinced me I broke it...

When I flew off the mountain in April the bone in the right side of my jaw pretty much exploded. The "break" went right through a big nerve and is still dead numb. I knew my jaw was jacked because I couldn't open my mouth very much (lucky world), but I don't remember overwhelming pain. I have a high pain tolerance in the first place, but everything is child's play after kidney stones...

I think pain might be relative, the more you endure, the less it affects you. Hey, maybe there is some truth to what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.