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September 20, 2010

Through A Plate Glass Window

Posted in English,ER Stories          

Mike shared a story about a kid that came in drunk one night with several other young people. One girl had been punched in the face and so had another boy. They were okay.

The young man Mike treated said he had been wrestling and “fell” through a plate glass window.

He had bad cuts into his elbow and on his arm and hand.

A physician’s assistant stitched up the bad cut on the elbow, then Mike went to work on the hand. He discovered that the kid had no feeling in a couple of his fingers, so he called the orthopedic surgeon to come check it out. They guessed that one of his main nerves had been severed, so they took him into surgery and reopened his elbow.

The doc said that he found the main nerve flapping around inside, but was able to reconnect it. Most the time those peripheral nerves will heal up and function again. I guess time will tell.

Moral of the story: No good thing comes from abuse of alcohol.

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February 11, 2010

Kumon Books: Fun Skill-Building For Children

I saw one of these eye-catching Kumon books while I was browsing online and decided to buy one. I’m so glad I did. I use my own copier so all my children can enjoy these. They help kids develop their fine motor skills. A motto of Kumon is Speed + Accuracy= Mastery.

These first ones are very simple, for ages 2-5.

Let’s Color! has very easy first activities. The one I have is More Let’s Color!

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