Surgery. Done. It went really good. My 5-year-old had his surgery on April 22 and is recovering at HCMC Burn Center. He’s doing great – he’s in a lot of pain if the ibuprofen or acedimedifin wears off (so we don’t let it wear off) and he’s really pissed off. No, that’s too strong. I […]
April 2010
UPDATE: We gave my 5-year-old the choice to shave dad’s head to look like how his hair will look after surgery. Thusly, I am bald now. PS: Apologies if you are blinded by my über pasty-white shoulder and chest. Winters are rough like that here. PPS: This response by @CocoMault on Twitter totally cracked my
Damn. Surgery. Unfortunately, I’m doing research on skin grafting. I don’t know much about it, and somehow I need to explain it to my 5-year-old. The accident was last Tuesday [April 13] and my 5-year-old’s 2nd degree burns had previously been diagnosed as NOT requiring surgery. But that changed yesterday when he went back to
Ravioli 5 days later … no ambulances this time around, no screaming, horrified kids being rushed to the ER, no EMT’s or Dr’s, everyone together sitting around the table … healing. Best damn ravioli I’ve ever had. My wife’s only status update on facebook about the accident, posted yesterday evening. I clicked the “Like” button
A sports facility is about to open in the Minneapolis Warehouse District. It is a monument to a new age in sports economics. It has about 60 luxury suites to aid in the team’s finances and to satisfy the desire of high-end customers. It has wider concourses than other previous Twin Cities facilities to allow