Kyle, on the snow scooter we haven't used yet.As I wrote in PIH, tomorrow will be a very busy, stressful day around these parts. My five-year old son Kyle is scheduled for surgery at Holy Redeemer Hospital. One of his testicles has not completely fallen, and the doctors need to go in and fix the problem. It is supposed to be a simple, quick procedure, but that doesn’t reassure me. Suffice to say, I am already a wreck, and I don’t see it getting any better by the morning. Please say a little prayer for Kyle, and I’ll keep everyone updated on his condition. Thanks.
Wyatt, If you ever find a parent who is not a wreck under similar circumstances, then you have found someone who shouldn't have kids.
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rachel
I will be praying for all of you.
ReplyDeleteTake care.
We will pray for Kyle and all of Kyles family..
ReplyDeleterachel nailed it...
ReplyDeleteOne of my boys went in for 'Simple' hernia surgery and it took all the hospital security to keep me out of the operating room to hold his little hand.
My best to you and your family Wyatt!
Of course you and yours have our prayers.
ReplyDeleteWishing the best for Kyle.
Tell him howdy, and take care.
Prayers on the way for Kyle as well as for you and the Mrs. Hang in there Wyatt....and don't punch the hospital staff;)
ReplyDeleteWyatt,
ReplyDeleteI'll keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.
My oldest son had the same operation done down at CHOP for both testicles. I was a mess, but he was a trooper. He's older now and I've overheard him making jokes to his friends and saying, "they were up there playing pinball with my belly button!"
And the nervousness you're feeling: I know it all too well, as my youngest son is having surgery today at 2:30 at Crozer-Chester Hospital for a scaphoid fracture (wrist), which, like the undecended testicles, is another very common operation w/ kids.
They'll be taking bone from my son's hip and grafting it into wrist where the bone has deteriorated.
Take a deep breath, Wyatt. He'll be ok.
Again, my prayers are with you all.
I'll not only say a prayer, but I'll say it over hubby's Joan of Arc medallion that went through Iraq with him.
ReplyDeleteAnd just for the record, your son is adorable. I have a five year old blond daughter he should meet...
Wyatt, you know you can count on us!! praying like crazy for Kyle and you and your wife!!!
ReplyDeleteWe know Kyle is handling it better than his father is. ;)
ReplyDeleteHow's Kyle?
ReplyDeleteI hope it all goes well.
ReplyDeleteI'm a day late too, but God bless him, and he's in my prayers!
ReplyDeleteThank you all so much for the thoughts. Everything went smoothly, and he was a trooper. Now, I am going to pass out on the bed. Got daywork in the morning. Damn.
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