So much to tell!!
I wanted to cry like a baby.
I tried hard not to hyperventilate and pass out.
I wanted to run away.
This was me on the plane.
He cried like a baby.
He did hyperventilate and almost passed out. Twice.
He ran away (and put the hospital in lockdown until we found him).
That was BoyOne at the doctor's office getting his immunizations.
I felt so bad that he was really so scared, but it was so hard to not laugh.
Stay tuned...
Oh my gosh....you're like that teaser headline on the news! You know? The story of interest that you have to sit through the whole 59 minutes of news to get the last one minute story you tuned in to see?
ReplyDeleteI just hope your story is longer than a minute. You've got to have tons to tell!
Seriously??? Poor kid. Poor mom. Hang in there. It was SO good to spend some time with you on Saturday. I just wish it had been longer. We should plan something soon. :) *hugs*
ReplyDeleteMy Zhenya had to be held down by all the nurses in Peds and they had to ask a couple of others to come over from Family Practice. I was mortified. He was that way for about FOUR years! They's have to line up the staff to be ready for us. Then, one day - that was the end of that. He is as brave as anyone! (Age 11!)
ReplyDeleteYou got to bring them home?! Please do write more(: I'm anxious(:
ReplyDeleteTee-hee! I am holding my breath for updates. But seriously, this running away thing could be a problem. One of the things I did was introduce my son to the police department. My son never ran away, but I was thinking about him getting lost. We live in a small town with very few non-hispanic immigrants. I told them that if they found a boy who didn't speak English or Spanish, he would probably be mine.
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