Really? I mean Seriously?

I guess I have learned my lesson. Nothing ever happens in the Chupp household that is ordinary or simple. Yea I am talking about the fall from the couch the other day. Why can't a fall just be a fall? Why couldn't Hydrocephalus just be that and not the brain tumor component?

Anyway.....enough sob story, after a teary and often whimpery evening yesterday, and an even worse bedtime; I thought it was best to call his Pedi's office this morning and let them know that no bruises had come to fruition and that he was still hurting pretty bad. Mary talked to Dr. C who worked us in the "back way." Mary had me call when I got there with jammied up Keegan and we were escorted up backstairs into his office.

They saw me pretty quickly and sent us down a "back way" so as not to congregate with the general public to X-ray. They x-ray his little clavicle, they area under suspicion. The X-ray tech showed me the x-ray after we were done-a nice little broken clavicle, right in half!

I was then whisked upstairs where Dr. C told us to give him pain meds as needed but they pretty much heal on their own. They did supply me with two ace bandages so I can immobilize it and keep him comfortable.

I just thought I would update everyone! Of coarse we don't do anything normal in the Chupp house!