As I saw the blood dripping everywhere and looked at John's face I wondered if this might need stitches, which is exactly what he was thinking. He said there is no way he wanted to go that route if at all possible. He continued to pull the skin together and bandage it until we could get to the drug store for butterfly bandages. He also bought liquid bandage which worked wonderfully and held the skin together. I was so thankful that John was home and I didn't have to deal with it. I know if I have to I can handle it but things like that typically make me feel faint.
Missy wasn't herself for a little while but going bowling later in the day with the Northland students cheered her up considerably. It is healing nicely now and I think she enjoyed the extra attention she received on Sunday as everyone came up to ask what happened to her. Pretty soon she just started pointing to her owie when someone approached.
Hopefully there won't be much of a scar.
I am extremely thankful for husbands who are cool under pressure, for liquid bandages and a fun time with friends to take away the pain.
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Oh, I'm so sorry! I'm thankful for God's protection and the way He orchestrated your husband's presence---his ability to take care of things. That's always such a huge relief! Glad your sweet girl is feeling better!
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