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So Cait is at the park today with the rest of the family and slips off the boardwalk and twists her ankle. Really no big deal, people turn their ankles all of the time. She complains a bit but does walk out of the woods on her own power.
Goes to the gym a few hours later for a private. She is supposed to work on vaulting for her TOPs trip coming up (we fly to Houston in two weeks by the way). She complains to her coach that her foot is bothering her a little bit, so he wraps it up and they decide it would be best to work on bar skills to give her foot a rest. Still not a huge deal but some mild concern is starting to spring up.
I need to leave the gym and take 2 other kids of mine to rehearsal for Aristocrats. My DW (thnkgd4kds) calls me and tells me not to panic but she took Cait home because her foot was really starting to bother her and the coaches recommend she take off the next couple of days to rest it. So I am obviously very concerned by this time but I try to stay positive, pick up the kids from rehearsal and head home. When I get home, I am looking at Cait's foot and when I put very mild pressure on the top of her foot by her ankle she winces in pain. I try to hide my worry when this happens but Cait can see right through me and she breaks down in tears. She is practically sobbing talking about how she doesn't want to miss TOPs and things like that.
My wife and I feel so bad for her because she has worked so hard for this opportunity and it is only two weeks away. A good friend of mine, who is our Dr told me that he really doubts there is any type of fracture because of her ability to walk on it after it happened but we are still very concerned now. We will probably take her for x-rays just to be sure but we could really use some prayers and the foot healing fairy to stop by. I know Cait will be absolutely devastated if something is wrong and she cannot compete in Houston..
Thanks for reading this rambling post...
Sean
Goes to the gym a few hours later for a private. She is supposed to work on vaulting for her TOPs trip coming up (we fly to Houston in two weeks by the way). She complains to her coach that her foot is bothering her a little bit, so he wraps it up and they decide it would be best to work on bar skills to give her foot a rest. Still not a huge deal but some mild concern is starting to spring up.
I need to leave the gym and take 2 other kids of mine to rehearsal for Aristocrats. My DW (thnkgd4kds) calls me and tells me not to panic but she took Cait home because her foot was really starting to bother her and the coaches recommend she take off the next couple of days to rest it. So I am obviously very concerned by this time but I try to stay positive, pick up the kids from rehearsal and head home. When I get home, I am looking at Cait's foot and when I put very mild pressure on the top of her foot by her ankle she winces in pain. I try to hide my worry when this happens but Cait can see right through me and she breaks down in tears. She is practically sobbing talking about how she doesn't want to miss TOPs and things like that.
My wife and I feel so bad for her because she has worked so hard for this opportunity and it is only two weeks away. A good friend of mine, who is our Dr told me that he really doubts there is any type of fracture because of her ability to walk on it after it happened but we are still very concerned now. We will probably take her for x-rays just to be sure but we could really use some prayers and the foot healing fairy to stop by. I know Cait will be absolutely devastated if something is wrong and she cannot compete in Houston..
Thanks for reading this rambling post...
Sean