The next two weeks were torturous as we tried to keep her from bending her knee too far (practically impossible), kneeling on her knee (virtually impossible), or tearing the bandages off and scratching at her stitches (impossible).
Kalle got off the three sets of bandages taped on to her skin and clothes and her two pairs of pants and socks a total of three times during those 14 days. We made it just over 6 days before the first incident (resulting in 4 completely ripped out stitches, blood and subsequent butterfly bandages). Then 9 days before the second incident (resulting in more blood). And then somewhere around the 13th day we lost another stitch. So when I showed up 14 days later at the doctor's office to get Kalle's stitches out...she only had 1 left. Sad. I felt like a horrible mother. But in my defense - we sure as heck tried HARD!!! And Kalle never cried when she ripped her stitches out or anything. She was sooooo tough. "NBD mom!" I'm such a whimp. I wept like I was the baby at the ER when Kalle got her stitches. It took 4 people to hold her down...shes crazy, have I said that yet??
We had to clean this wound 2-3 times a day! Uggggghhh!
This is the morning after the ER visit. I felt so horrible. So I fed Kalle chocolate for breakfast :) And many more times after that too.



4 comments:
Sad!!!! she is adorable though :)
Oh my gosh Kim, that is horrible! Poor Kalle, poor Mom! So glad all is well now and you are an awesome mom!
She doesn't seem too effected by it. What a trooper.
Is Chris in a towel?
What is Chris wearing, or not wearing? I think she looks pretty tough. Just throw some of that scar cream on her and she will still have great gams just like her mother!
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