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Sunday, October 01, 2006
Football Injury
It is inevitable if your child is going to play contact sports then he or she will eventually get hurt. Yesterday it was Konnor's turn. During the first part of the 2nd quarter Konnor found himself on the bottom of a pile up and then he heard his ankle pop. Brian carried him off the field, and I can't even tell you how many concerned people we had surrounding my son who was in obvious pain. Brian carried him to the truck and we drove to the ER in Greeley. After some
x-rays, thank GOD, the Dr. said it was only a 2nd degree sprain, and it wasn't broken. Konnor is in an air cast and ace wrap for atleast 1 week to 2 weeks, and has to be out of football for atleast the 1st full week and maybe longer depending on his ability to move it. He REALLY wants to be ready for the Oct. 14th game against his old team, but we'll see... Please pray for his speedy recovery!
x-rays, thank GOD, the Dr. said it was only a 2nd degree sprain, and it wasn't broken. Konnor is in an air cast and ace wrap for atleast 1 week to 2 weeks, and has to be out of football for atleast the 1st full week and maybe longer depending on his ability to move it. He REALLY wants to be ready for the Oct. 14th game against his old team, but we'll see... Please pray for his speedy recovery!
posted by Laura at 7:31 AM
1 Comments:
Oh my! I am sorry that happened! He'll be good as new before you know it! I remember two years ago the day before Thanksgiving, Noah did a flip off the sofa and broke his foot. Imagine that.... Not much fun!! But he's good to go now! Good luck!
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