Sean took the boys to Salina, KS over the weekend for a car show. He met his dad & two of his brothers there. Marc & Mike both brought their own cars to be in the show! Carter enjoyed getting to see them and play with his cousins Leah & Jace.
On Friday morning, Sean called to tell me that Davis had gotten his first tooth! It is on the bottom right and it looks like the bottom left tooth is getting ready to come in right beside it.
On Friday night, Sean and Carter spent a few hours in the ER of Salina's hospital to get Carter's ankle looked at. Carter has cellulitis on his right leg, we think from scratching at a bug bite that he had gotten earlier in the week. Needless to say, this was a scary thought for me as I was at work Friday night trying to get report on all my patients and find out what kind of medical facilities were available for my little boy in the middle-of-nowhere Kansas. If they had admitted him for IV antibiotics, I would have been in the car and on the road to KS in record time. Turns out that Salina actually has a pretty decent hospital and a 24-hour Walgreen's nearby. Thank God! More importantly, Carter's leg looks normal again and he only has a few more days of oral antibiotics.
Sean did a GREAT job of taking care of the boys while they were gone (not an easy job!). I don't know too many dads who would take both kids to the grocery store, let alone out-of-state! Also, a big thanks to Grandpa Dan for watching Davis while Sean took Carter to the hospital.
On Friday morning, Sean called to tell me that Davis had gotten his first tooth! It is on the bottom right and it looks like the bottom left tooth is getting ready to come in right beside it.
On Friday night, Sean and Carter spent a few hours in the ER of Salina's hospital to get Carter's ankle looked at. Carter has cellulitis on his right leg, we think from scratching at a bug bite that he had gotten earlier in the week. Needless to say, this was a scary thought for me as I was at work Friday night trying to get report on all my patients and find out what kind of medical facilities were available for my little boy in the middle-of-nowhere Kansas. If they had admitted him for IV antibiotics, I would have been in the car and on the road to KS in record time. Turns out that Salina actually has a pretty decent hospital and a 24-hour Walgreen's nearby. Thank God! More importantly, Carter's leg looks normal again and he only has a few more days of oral antibiotics.
Sean did a GREAT job of taking care of the boys while they were gone (not an easy job!). I don't know too many dads who would take both kids to the grocery store, let alone out-of-state! Also, a big thanks to Grandpa Dan for watching Davis while Sean took Carter to the hospital.
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