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Friday, January 6, 2012

Phoebes broken arm

Phoebe fell off a stool and broke her arm right before Christmas.  I have many pictures on my phone, but have to get a little disk to download them.  It was broken/fractured over 3 times.  They talked about surgery but since it was a break they do not see often they decided to watch it closely.  It is very close to her elbow and one break is horizontal and over a n inch long.  They had said if she had been an adult (where her body is not growing) she would have had immediate surgery and would have lost some motion in her arm.  But her body is healing itself and am so amazed at how the Lord makes our bodies work.  She chose an American flag cast for her first one.  It went quite well with her Christmas outfits (not).  : )  Just glad she is healing.
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  1. Valerie and JeffJanuary 6, 2012 at 10:07 AM

    Oh my! Falling off a stool? That is totally the way it goes doesn't it? They could be skateboarding down a steep hill with no helmet, yet it's just the little things that get them sometimes! SO glad that she has avoided surgery and that she is healing up beautifully. The body is simply brilliant. Yay for her being young too!
    -Valerie

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