This time it was a head wound, I had a couple boys here that I was watching and one of them was playing catch with the dog, and my dog has a huge stick that he carries like a baseball bat, and he threw it and yup you guessed it, Cayden happened to be right where it landed.
The little one that threw the stick came into the house and said, "Ummm Cathy, I threw Deek's stick and it accidentaly hit Cayden and he is bleeding," so at this point I had no idea it hit him in the head and I was thinking it was just like a scratch, or something small.
Well I open the door to madness, Cayden it standing on the porch and the blood is honestly pouring out of his head, it was the worst thing I have ever seen! I am glad to say at this point I did not panic, but grabbed his hand and took him to the bathroom and grabbed the towel (luckily the towel is already red, but I didnt think about that at that moment) and got it wet and pushed on his head as hard as I could for a couple minutes.
At this point I had no idea where or how big the head wound was, I was just trying to get the bleeding to stop. And the whole time Cayden is being so brave, he is a great kid and I couldnt believe how good he was with this, he was crying but he let me do what I needed to it.
After a couple minutes of praying for no more gushing of blood, I took off the towel, and to my reflief no gush, but a huge mess, blood was everywhere all over his hair, on his shirt and his hands were covered in red, I couldnt believe it. And now the search is on for the wound, as I fish threw all the blood covered hair, I notice it and it was a pretty good gash.
But good thing, it closed up really fast and good and I had it looked at and no stiches, I was told he could probably use 1 stich but it was already closed and healing, so no need at the time.
I am so proud of Cayden, he let me wash his hair and the gash, and let me clean it with alcohol, and everything. He is a trooper this kid.
But I dont think the sick feeling and nightmares of blood and my kids will go away for a while.
All that blood for this little tiny cut!









