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I couldn't be a doc or nurse or any medical person. It's necessary to hurt to help and I can't do that. Anything past a splinter is left to a medical specialist. There was a lack of man power to hold my grandson down while they did what they had to do so we took turns helping hold him down. He was heavily medicated and also had the numbing shots to the area but he still fought. He's strong too. He ended up struggling and his IV got pulled out so it has to be redone when the surgeon was done. Grandpa started out with a vomit then after a while got light headed and couldn't stand seeing his little buddy in what appeared to be pain. When in fact he just felt pressure. Then his mother only lasted a few minutes before she had to smoke. So it was my turn and I lasted almost to the end before an anxiety attack got me and I had to sit down or fall down. Grandpa was helping also at the time and had to take over his hands which I had and his legs that he had.
It was rough. I didn't see the big open area when the surgeon cleaned the wound and pulled back the loose skin to show even more. He trimmed the edges and put the skin back in place and started sewing. I only saw a small area that was what we all thought was all there was to it and there was a spot a bit larger than a dollar coin that showed skull.
He is incredibly lucky to just have the injury he has. It could have been much worse.
It was rough. I didn't see the big open area when the surgeon cleaned the wound and pulled back the loose skin to show even more. He trimmed the edges and put the skin back in place and started sewing. I only saw a small area that was what we all thought was all there was to it and there was a spot a bit larger than a dollar coin that showed skull.
He is incredibly lucky to just have the injury he has. It could have been much worse.