Saturday night Sadie, Mike and I had great fun spending
4 hours in the Primary Children's ER...
NOT :(
Will played Futsal at 7:00 Saturday night at an indoor soccer place on 1300 South. I was watching the game on one end of the court and Mike, Jake and Sadie were on the other end. I get a phone call from Mike he says, "Em, Sadie has smashed her finger in the bathroom door." Me thinking its not that bad tells Mike to just take her to an Instacare and have them look at it. Well Kristine was sitting by me and tells me that one of the parents on Logan's teams is an ER nurse and to bring Sadie to the other end to see if it does need to be looked at or if we could just clean it and take care of it ourselves. They walked in the north entrance where we were sitting and the nurse was like....UMMM yeah, that looks pretty bad you should probably go right to Primary Children's and have them look at that. We sent the boys home with the Little's and Mike, Sadie and I headed up to Primary Children's. The whole way up there Sadie was crying saying I don't want stitches...UMMM Sadie pretty sure you're gonna need stitches. She also was saying why couldn't this have happened to Will or Jake or someone else? Pretty much common for people to think at times when bad things happen that they wish it could have happened to somebody else, but usually they keep it to themselves. Sadie was such a trooper. She was so brave. Her finger was broken in two spots and she had to get 7 stitches. They said she will have to wear a splint for about 2-3 weeks. The good thing is the stitches they put in are dissolvable. Sadie was really concerned about stitches because one of her buddies Allie had stitches in her lip and she told Sadie that it hurt really bad to get them out, so we were relieved they will not have to be taken out. Thanks a ton for the texts, phone calls and gifts friends and family brought Sadie. We are so lucky to have such great people in our lives. It sure made Sadie feel good knowing people were thinking about her :)
4 hours in the Primary Children's ER...
NOT :(
Will played Futsal at 7:00 Saturday night at an indoor soccer place on 1300 South. I was watching the game on one end of the court and Mike, Jake and Sadie were on the other end. I get a phone call from Mike he says, "Em, Sadie has smashed her finger in the bathroom door." Me thinking its not that bad tells Mike to just take her to an Instacare and have them look at it. Well Kristine was sitting by me and tells me that one of the parents on Logan's teams is an ER nurse and to bring Sadie to the other end to see if it does need to be looked at or if we could just clean it and take care of it ourselves. They walked in the north entrance where we were sitting and the nurse was like....UMMM yeah, that looks pretty bad you should probably go right to Primary Children's and have them look at that. We sent the boys home with the Little's and Mike, Sadie and I headed up to Primary Children's. The whole way up there Sadie was crying saying I don't want stitches...UMMM Sadie pretty sure you're gonna need stitches. She also was saying why couldn't this have happened to Will or Jake or someone else? Pretty much common for people to think at times when bad things happen that they wish it could have happened to somebody else, but usually they keep it to themselves. Sadie was such a trooper. She was so brave. Her finger was broken in two spots and she had to get 7 stitches. They said she will have to wear a splint for about 2-3 weeks. The good thing is the stitches they put in are dissolvable. Sadie was really concerned about stitches because one of her buddies Allie had stitches in her lip and she told Sadie that it hurt really bad to get them out, so we were relieved they will not have to be taken out. Thanks a ton for the texts, phone calls and gifts friends and family brought Sadie. We are so lucky to have such great people in our lives. It sure made Sadie feel good knowing people were thinking about her :)
Waiting in the bed for the hand surgeon.It was sure nice that NEVER say NEVER was on...
it made Sadie feel a little bit better :)
Numbing the finger.
After they numbed the finger. 
For most people it would be a good thing that it was the left hand, but not for Sadie, she is a lefty. School work is going to be a little difficult for the next few weeks. Way to be such a brave girl Sadie.We LOVE you!
