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First Aid, blech...
Apr. 21st, 2008 06:07 pmI was in walmart today picking up first aid supplies to minister to The Knights owwie.
He got it on Saturday when he was riding his bike on the NCR trail near the Pennsylvania line. It's a state park but there are some business' along the way and one restaurant had their dumpsters delivered right in the middle of the trail which mean bicyclists have to navigate treacherously around them.
Eric didn't make it. Hense the owwie.
He had to ride close to the RR tracks that are still in place, got his bike tire caught, and took a spill. His upper left arm and left knee cap are scraped up a bit but his poor elbow is the worse. So I've been helping him change the bandage twice a day since it's still weepy.
I'm much better with broken bones, wheezing etc. but open cuts, brush burns, blood, etc. not so much. I make Eric wash the gunk off of the owwie. I won't touch it.
That's why I'm not a Chiurgeon.
He got it on Saturday when he was riding his bike on the NCR trail near the Pennsylvania line. It's a state park but there are some business' along the way and one restaurant had their dumpsters delivered right in the middle of the trail which mean bicyclists have to navigate treacherously around them.
Eric didn't make it. Hense the owwie.
He had to ride close to the RR tracks that are still in place, got his bike tire caught, and took a spill. His upper left arm and left knee cap are scraped up a bit but his poor elbow is the worse. So I've been helping him change the bandage twice a day since it's still weepy.
I'm much better with broken bones, wheezing etc. but open cuts, brush burns, blood, etc. not so much. I make Eric wash the gunk off of the owwie. I won't touch it.
That's why I'm not a Chiurgeon.
