Where In the World is Shewolf?

Shewolf--

Your bad luck is finished for 2006. Hold your dominion.

Oh, scary!!!

Glad everyone's fine.

Whew! Glad she and you are both alright.

<breathing sigh of relief>

I'm glad you're okay.

shewolf,

i am in my fifties. do you realize that going thru this 2 years in a row is hard on me?

She's home.


<relaxes visibly>

Shewolf, just the thought of Bean falling made me almost sick to my stomach. That is the kind of thing that ages parents at least twenty years.

Hugs and kisses to all the shewolf kin, esp the Bean. Smooch!

sorry to hear about bean, but glad to see you back

Glad you are back, shewolf.

Wow, what a scary time for you! I'm glad you and the Beanwolf are doing okay.

I wish I could explain how true that statement is , and show how much Im fighting to keep it that way.

Things have changed.
Dramatically. :-)



thanks everyone for your concern.
It feels good.

Beans fall was bad enough that she really couldnt move her head for a while.
I was concerned that she was going to have some permanent damage to her tendons in the back of her neck.
I cant imagine how much that hurt her. Just pushing on the back of my neck in the same spot, I can feel it in my head and ears.. Slamming my head into something??
oh jeezzee.. poor little girl.

But thankfully, nothing is broken and her tendons were only bruised.
We can live with that.
;-)

The scariest moment was when I watched her fall, got to her, and she didnt cry. Hell, she didnt move.
I think my heart dropped. I felt like I was going to puke, and the world just swam under me. I know it was a bad fall because most of the kids and parents in the play area just stopped.
The real hard part was that I wasnt even 2 feet from her.

She was taking a step back to turn around and get into the tube slide and her foot missed the platform.
She slid backwards into the splits slidding between the metal bars of the c shaped ladder. It is like the monkey bars, only bent in half to climb up on .
I could HEAR the ring of the bars when her head hit it and I remember thinking.. ohh ,, poor baby. That had to hurt.. but she didnt cry.

Scared me. I thought... well.. I thought alot of terrible things..
But good thing is that she is ok.

Even better , with a later explination, we are closer to having a house today.

Yippee! about the house


Tears about the scary fall last week...

Wolves nor witches are cavers iners. <smile>

Glad you and the bean are okay.

Whoa, that is scary. I'm glad the lil Bean is okay. Poor lil girl! Good thing she's got you to spoil her like crazy.

Good stuff, about the house. Take care. Give yourself a few extra luxuries. Sounds like you could use a day at the spa!

glad things are on the mend

Poor baby - what a fall, I'm hearing the ring myself. Sheesh.

Did you have to take her to the ER?

That fall is scary to even hear about. And yet you want her to not be timid. I was raised as a timid girl, influenced by my mom, who I understand was timid, all these years later.

It's also scary to me to hear about as a land architect. We design playgrounds, or some of us do. I've only designed a couple, quite a while ago. Anyway, you bet your bippy that one's errors and omissions insurance rates go up if you admit to designing playgrounds.

Anyway, whew, I am glad our Bean is fine, and very glad to hear about a maybe house.

Children under 10 years old have great resilience and markable ability to recover from tremendous traumas and injury.

Still, one doesn't want the brain flinging about all that often. I am very glad this turned out to be innocuous.

Glad you're back, sorry to hear about Bean, good that's not so worse ... and hoping all worked fine with the house!

(Was it a public playground?)