How dear is this deer?
One "dear to me" twin son and I went to the emergency room early this morning and he was having abdominal pain. Mother knows best and he had surgery for appendicitis.
We are in hopes that he will be able to come home for Christmas.
Pardon me while I take care of my dear son, other stuff, along with making a Merry Christmas for our family!
Oh no! Here's hoping that he'll be home for Christmas, and great job taking him right to the ER.
ReplyDeleteOh my dear! I hope your little one gets well soon. Wishing you a merry (and healthy) Christmas!
ReplyDeleteMT
Oh no! My daughter had appendicitis when she was 8. Recovery was very quick. Good job mom.
ReplyDeleteBlessings and prayers to you all for a speedy recovery. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteOh my! God bless your wonderful son. I hope he has a speedy recovery and is back in your nest soon.
ReplyDeleteOh dear, indeed! Poor guy. Glad you got him to the ER... hope he is well for Christmas. Wishing your entire family a healthy and happy holiday.
ReplyDeleteJeanne
Oh my gosh.. fingers crossed for a quick and easy recovery! Mothers do know best :) Happy Happy Holiday wishes to you and yours, xoxo
ReplyDeletewishing your 'dear' one back to the best of health by Christmas...
ReplyDeletethinking of you!
love, Donna
I am glad that you went right away to the clinic. Now it is only matter of recovering. All the best to you and your family, my DEAR!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable...It is amazing how quickly children can rally from an illness...hoping your "dear" is happy and healty for the big day!!
ReplyDeletePrayers are being said.
ReplyDeleteOh Patricia - what terrible timing - I'm sure he'll be home for Christmas though. My son had an emergency appendectomy last May just as finals were starting senior year of college - he got to march with his class but couldn't get his degree til later. What a pesky thing that appendicitis is!!
ReplyDeletehere is hoping everyone gets home for Christmas
ReplyDeletedear patricia,
ReplyDeletei will say a prayer and send all my good energy and wishes to you across the country for a speedy recovery for your son. take care.
~janet
Wow!!! Hoping he gets well soon and can be home in time for jolly St. Nick!
ReplyDeleteOUCH... I am sending you hugs and positive thoughts my friend. I too hope he will come home in time for Christmas. Know that I am only a phone call away my friend. xo
ReplyDeleteOh, Patricia! Take care of him and yourself as well. Speedy recovery for his abs and your nerves.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Mother does know best!! Sending prayers and warm wishes for a quick recovery ... and home for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteLove that Mother's intuition!! Go Mum!!!...
ReplyDeleteA mother's instinct is powerful. I'm wishing your son a speedy recovery! :-)
ReplyDeletewishing your son a speedy recovery! thank goodness he's got a smart momma on his side!
ReplyDeletemerry christmas. enjoy every second you get to spend with your family!
:)
Wishing your son a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteWell done for recognising the urgency of the situation. I'm sure he will be home in time to celebrate with you all.
Merry Christmas Patricia!
Sandy K
Do hope your son makes a speedy recovery and gets home for Christmas. Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteOh dear...this will be a Christmas to remember. Hope your son makes a speedy recovery and you're able to enjoy the holidays a bit. Best to you all.
ReplyDeleteSusan
Hoping your dear one is back on his feet in no time to enjoy Xmas at home.
ReplyDeleteOh, goodness! Here's hoping your son has a quick recovery. May you and your family have a safe, happy and HEALTHY Christmas and New Year's. (Love the guy with the antlers - what fun!)
ReplyDeleteOh Dear is right! I hope he has a speedy recovery and you all are home together as a family for christmas! Take Care of your sweet boy.
ReplyDeleteSending healing thoughts and a great big WHEWWWW! Hope your dear one recovers quickly. As a jock your twin dear one should know the KC Chief's quarterback had the same surgery and 10 days later led his team to a victory. Amazing what young bodies can do! Hope YOU are on the mend as well. That kind of scary stuff puts the body in severe STRESSSSSS mode!
ReplyDeleteBig huge hugs and kisses to all. Wishing you a happy, HEALTHY holiday.
ReplyDeleteOh Patricia, I do hope your son heals quickly and that he can be home in time for Christmas! Thank goodness you followed your instincts. Yes, mother does indeed know best! Have a wonderful holiday with your family!
ReplyDeleteH.H.
omgoodness! how scary...sending get better soon wishes! So good that you went the ER route...so good!xx
ReplyDeleteOh no! Maybe he will be lucky like my husband who recovered very quickly one year three days before our trip to Disney for Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteOh no! You poor thing(s). I hope things improve and Merry! Merry! xx, Kate
ReplyDeletePoor thing! Hopefully he has a quick recovery! I had mine out when I was 10 just before Halloween and I don't know what was worse - the pain or not being able to trick or treat! Happy Holidays! :)
ReplyDeleteOh goodness....not what you needed this week. Healing wishes to your son....and for you!
ReplyDeletexoxo Elizabeth
Oh my! Sending prayers and wishes for a speedy recovery and that Christmas Eve finds him tucked snuggly in his own bed. Roxanne
ReplyDeleteOh, that is not fun! Glad he is getting good care and hope he gets home for the big day!
ReplyDeleteJanell
Sending well-wishes for a quick recovery and a peaceful holiday. Mums make everything better so we know your son is in good hands!
ReplyDeletehope he is feeling better patricia! get well soon. xoxo
ReplyDeleteoh, i hope he is feeling better!
ReplyDelete