A little behind in this update but thought I would share anyway. On Thanksgiving Evening, we were at Uncle Bob's house (i.e. Uncle Bob's Carnival) with the Darnell fam. We got there around 4:00 so that the boys could go for rides with Uncle Bob on the tractor, the 4-wheeler, the golf cart and any other 'toy' he had out for their entertainment. Dinner was served around 5:30 and it was DELISH. After the boys had finished their dessert, they got up to play. d1 was playing with his cousin, Skylar, while d2 was goofing off with Grandpa and Uncle Terry. While I was trying to enjoy my SECOND piece of Italian Creme Cake, I heard a loud THUMP and jumped up, knowing full well it was one of mine. Next thing I hear is a loud scream; Uncle T grabs d2 and looks for blood or bruising on his forehead because it sounded like his head had hit something. Nothing on the head but blood was gushing from his face.....he had sliced his cheek open on the stone coffee table when he came up from crawling under/around it. At first glance, we thought it was his previous injury re-opened but soon found it was a different wound, directly above the other. Off we went to the ER.....AGAIN! When we get there and get checked in, we were thrilled (note the sarcasm) to see that the same doctor and same nurse were on call that sewed d2 up the last time we were in, less than two months ago. Good times!!!
No pictures posted as I saw no real point....if you want to know what it looked like, see the post below for the first ER trip because it looked about the same. My lil' guy is turning into a real-life Frankenstein with all his scars on his face. We're praying they heal on their own (with the help of Mederma and Vitamin E); otherwise, we'll be paying some $$ for a plastic surgeon to help us out later on down the road.
Monday, December 8, 2008
ER Visit....Take TWO!
Posted by Double Dees in SC at 4:53 AM
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Bless his heart! He is such a cutie!
Hi - I work with Mederma and noticed your post. Glad to see you are using it for d2. I wanted to make sure you are aware of the correct application: you should gently massage Mederma into the scar 3 or 4 times per day for 8 weeks on new scars and 3 to 6 months on existing scars. Also, since it is on his face, we have a new product, Mederma Cream + SPF 30, which has SPF 30 in it because the sun can cause discoloration of the scars. You can go to our website and download a $3 off coupon for your next purchase. Best of luck.
Sorry - forgot to give you the website address - www.mederma.com.
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