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Post by adkbarbara on Jul 27, 2007 12:17:41 GMT -5
We have friends up staying at the campsite here in Newcomb so yesterday we went down to see them and there dog bit Alysia on her face near here chin she needed 7 stitches to close it As many times I have told her not to go near strange dogs she never listens now I guess she won't be going near a dog again. Sent her to youth program this morning because she wanted to go but then they called me up to pick her up she was up set because she could only do Arts and Crafts she can't go in the water swimming until after the stitches come out on Tuesday. I asked her if she wanted to go home and she said no she wants to stay for the last 2 weeks of camp
Tiger
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Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2007 12:27:46 GMT -5
Wow, I bet she is Alysia is hurting today.Well how did her parents take this news? Tiger I know you feel bad about this but kids just don't listen.
What kind of a dog and did it have all of it's shots?
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Post by wheezie on Jul 27, 2007 14:49:56 GMT -5
Ahhhh - poor Alysia - no matter how hard we try, we can't always prevent these accidents. That's a lot of stitches for a little girl. I just hope the dog had it's shots.
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Post by adkbarbara on Jul 27, 2007 16:13:42 GMT -5
NOT TO WORRY THE DOG WAS TO THE VET LAST WEEK AND ALL SHOTS ARE UP TO DATE THANK GOD
EVERYONE WAS QUITE UP SET AT THE CALL BUT THEY ALL WERE BETTER WITH IT TODAY I DID WHAT I HAD TO DO THE DR PUT 7 STITCHES IN WITH A V ERY THIN THREAD SO IT WILL NOT BE A BIG SCAR AT ALL THEY SAY
TIGER
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Post by Lenny on Jul 28, 2007 6:29:17 GMT -5
Both my kids had stitches very young. We were at K-Mart pushing my daughter in the cart and she had her hand folded over the edge of the cart. We were in a narrow isle and as we passed by a shelf, it had a metal price holder sticking out as we passed by. It cut her finger and she had to have three stitches.
When my son was just learning how to walk, he was walking around the coffee table and lost his balance and hit his chin on the edge of the table. He needed three stitches. I remember bringing him to the emergency room and they put a straight jacket on him to hold him still while the doctor put in the stitches.
I remember the yelling and screaming of both of them while they were putting in the stitches.
Now here we are today. They had a bad experience and life went on and they are doing just fine.
It will be the same for Alysia. In years to come, it will be remembered as a bad experience and life will have moved forward and all will be well with her.
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