nybirdman
Super Member
Thats just the start..wait for the ATVs,dirt bikes and snow sleds....O my!
My kid's first trip to the ER
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creekbend
Super Star Member
We, as parents, want to protect our Children from harm, both physically and mentally. But this is impossible, no matter how hard we try or what measures we take. I will state what others have said. There will, most probably be other emotional times in both the lives of You and your Wife, relating to your Children's upbringing. BTW, we have four Grandchildren and we experienced the same worries regarding their welfare as we did with our own Children. But, LIFE goes on. Best wishes to your entire Family.
Dutch445
Elite Member
Hope he's doing ok! had to be scary for all involved!
my boys had numerous trips, in fact my youngest (25)still finds ways
to end up in the ER, usually from dog bites (was a trainer)
i remember the two of them playing when they were teens, hitting golf balls in the
back yard, one swung when the other was too close, caught his brother right
in the chin with the nine iron! off we went, stitches in the chin, one of many
ER visits. The xray technician and my oldest were on first name basis!
come to think of it, both boys could say that.
my boys had numerous trips, in fact my youngest (25)still finds ways
to end up in the ER, usually from dog bites (was a trainer)
i remember the two of them playing when they were teens, hitting golf balls in the
back yard, one swung when the other was too close, caught his brother right
in the chin with the nine iron! off we went, stitches in the chin, one of many
ER visits. The xray technician and my oldest were on first name basis!
come to think of it, both boys could say that.
dodge man
Super Star Member
There is an old saying "God protects drunks and little kids". Of course we know this isn't true. My kids have had there fair share of bumps and cuts and a couple of trips to the ER. I'm not great at handling the sight of blood either, but we all made it. They are now 15 and 18. Its part of growing up.
DABSGT
Veteran Member
My youngest daughter made more trips to the ER than her older brothers. From bumps, cuts, softball injures she kept me going. She is now 18 collage ball player and just as tough as any boy I know. Operates the tractor better than brothers too.
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sam5570
Veteran Member
looks like he taking it well and mom i can see the relief on her face that it not real serious. there is just something about mom's all the times i got hurt my mom never got excitied to the point she couldn't function, they all ways jump on the sitcuation and take over. my wife same way my daughter all the beats and bangs mom to resque.
