Long story short . . . even though I was advised by the school nurse to go the emergency room where I should have gotten 5 to 10 stitches to close the wound, being the MacGyver kind of guy that I am, I just used some bandages and some tape for a make-shift butterfly to close the wound and to keep my knee from bending. And one week later . . . God has brought about a complete healing! Don't hate me Mrs. Thompson.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
hole in my pants . . .
Long story short . . . even though I was advised by the school nurse to go the emergency room where I should have gotten 5 to 10 stitches to close the wound, being the MacGyver kind of guy that I am, I just used some bandages and some tape for a make-shift butterfly to close the wound and to keep my knee from bending. And one week later . . . God has brought about a complete healing! Don't hate me Mrs. Thompson.
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Sorry to hear about your accident. Praise God for healing you! Go MacGyver! Who needs the emergency room anyway? You probably spared yourself exposure to the swine flu! Tell Ildi and the kids the Thomases say "hello."
An old pastor of mine once said that there wasn't nuthing that couldn't be fixed with bailing wire and chicken medicine! He was an old farm hand. Maybe you are cut out of the same cloth, sort of.
I'm just glad infection didn't set in. Sometimes good old fashioned homemade first aid is better than modern medicine. Tell everyone hi for me.
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