So I always knew that Colton would be the first child to break something. Well this one wasn't completley his fault, here's the story:
Jesse, Kaden and Colton were all jumping on the trampoline last night and i looked out the window to see the fun and there was no fun happening. Jesse was holding Colton, who was crying. When I got the story from Jess he said that they were jumping and Colton's leg slid under Jesse's foot while he was in the air and Jesse landed on it. Colton has twisted his ankle before and he would still walk on it and didn't cry for that long after it happened, but this time he looked and adted miserable. He wouldn't stop crying and would not stand or put any pressure on it. I felt so bad and I think dad did too. We decided to take him to Nightime Pediatrics where luckily our fav doc was on that night, Dr. Leavitt and he looked him over real good. He couldn't find anything that was a major fracture or broken bone. Colton winced when you touched him in a few areas on the shin area, but no screaming. After looking him over the doc said to give it till tomorrow and see if he will walk on it tomorrow.
Well this morning all i did was carry a 30 pound 2 year old all over the house cause he couldn't and wouldn't walk on his leg. Poor baby I felt so bad he kept saying "hold me", "help me" so i lugged the kid everywhere. After dropping Kaden off at school we went to get x-rays done and are still waiting to hear back from the doc. hopefull sooner than later. In the meantime, we carry this little gimp all over the house, and if he gets a cast, we continue to carry him...oh man i'm gonna need a toddle wheel chair! poor kid...
Men in Black
16 years ago






