permanent DAMAGE to my son’s arm (removing his cast)
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- A sketchy incident in a parking garage on our way home from New York, getting a new phone case (finally) → go to casetify.com/j... today to get 15% off on your new favorite phone case, and then Landen finally gets his cast off after 7 weeks and I'm sooo worried that his arm is permanently crooked. Does anyone have an experience with this? Thoughts?
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Right now, Landen's muscles in his forearm have atrophied (gotten smaller) from lack of use. As he uses that arm more, the muscles will get bigger and the curve will be less apparent.
Thanks for the heads up
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@Jillian's world so are you? Or just an internet Karen ?
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I broke my wrist 2 years ago. You lose a lot of muscle mass when the cast is on. That is what happened to Landon. It is going to take a while for his arm to fill back out and then things will look more normal. He should go to PT. That will help him with getting his muscle strength back. He may always have a bend but it shouldn't affect the way he does things.
Yeah, PT is important to regain normal range of motion and rebuild strength and muscle mass. How if, when and how much of that happening will largely depend on the quality of therapist and therapy ...... and how motivated and dependable the patient is in participating in the therapy ..... being given a regimen of exercises to do at home between therapist guided session and doing home therapy is so important ..... parents need to be on top of him doing his "homework" and working with him to make sure he does them correctly
It's hard enough to get kids to do their therapy at home ...... I worked with a woman who broke her wrist ..... the typical "old people's break" right across the growth plate ...... she did not/would not follow the physician's orders for post op care after casting (rest, no use of arm/wrist/hand, keep in sling, etc) nor did she adhere to the PT schedule and home PT between appointments ...... as a result it did not heal properly and she is left with a permanently aching wrist .....yup, dominant hand/wrist/arm
I am a housekeeper and a lot of people don’t know this, so thanks for letting everyone know :) we do really appreciate it!
She didn’t do it for you lol
No need for that @@brookeelliottxx6044 try be kind!
@@emmamcevoy8022 it was a joke calm yourself
@@brookeelliottxx6044 that is still very mean and I think you should stop with the mean comments
@@brookeelliottxx6044 I think you need to reassess what a joke is.
My brother really badly broke his arm around the same age. He ended up needing surgery and had permanent nerve damage from the doctor setting it wrong right after the break. Maybe he needs to see a different doctor for a second opinion. Especially since I know a lot of bad breaks need different casts through the healing process. Wishing the best for Landon!
i had quite a similar experience to that.
Great advice!
See my son broke his arm last year. And bc of how it broke they needed to do a simple surgery to reset it correctly so it would heal properly. So I was puzzled why they never had surgery a possibility for Landon. Just told Jess, oh it will never be straight lol plus they took so long to cast it. I think that was a bad call on the doctor not doing it right away.
Not being rude, just let you know it’s spelled L-A-N-D-E-N. Sorry if I seem annoying I just had to haha 😂
Good advice that can help everyone including me I showed my mum and I am changing doctors cause I had a really similar situation
Jessica you having a pool will be the best thing for Landon!! It will totally help his healing process especially with the things the doctor is having him do for the range of motion it will heal it faster!! Let that boy be a water bug for the next couple months at max lol
My sisters arm looked the SAME way after her cast was removed. It look normal now :).
My brother to is green and now its orange and removed and normal
I just had surgery on my right hand pinky on Friday to prevent that. Hurts!
As a former housekeeper yes we appreciate the tips.. thank you! I would also like to thank you for the way you leave the room, some people just don't care and leave them trashed
Yes I always leave a gratuity. Storyline: I started doing this 2 years ago when I got to talking with the housekeeper at my hotel . I was staying at the beaches in Florida which is upperclass as well as tourist area . She informed me that she had worked there for 18 years and was only
Making $9.25 an hour .WOW!!!!! So underpaid for the crap they have to clean up. Not everyone clean jus sayn! I also strip the bedding and make two separate piles one with towels and one with all the bedding. I also make sure I pick up all the trash and just leave it in a bag by the door. So basically a quick clean up before checkout
Glad you guys are home safe from NYC. I agree with you. They should of done more with Landens arm. Hoping when he's been out of the cast for abit and with exercises it will look so much better. Hav a good nite guys🌛
Aww poor Landon. I hope he is continuing to feel better.
So frustrating they didn't address his arm off the bat...on the positive side i think his arm is atrophied and when his muscle comes back it will look more even...but OMG HOW INFURIATING they didn't set his arm at the hospital! Hang in there Landon!
And all that dead skin needs to be scrubbed off.
No I meant the contactors not with Brandon's arm people pay attention what you are reading
@@justinemascaro7334 I read it properly. His muscle mass is down due it being in a cast, same as the skin she was noticing. It's been in a cast. Unable to be washed off like normal. His arm looks as it would after being cast for so long. As for surgery, I know nothing. Nor will I pretend to. I'm sure he will bounce back right away. Ps they have kaiser and you will never find a different kaiser dr that will say they did anything wrong.
When my sister broke her ankle, it was not set in the ER ...... they put an inflatable cast on it and told her to "get thee to an orthopedic surgeon" ..... it was not an open fracture and the bones were not displaced ...... and swollen ...... even the ortho surgeon did not set it right away because of the swelling ..... she was sent home and told to keep the ankle elevated above her body (yep, basically bed rest on the sofa during the day with her foot op on the back of the sofa) for a week ...... then the ankle was surgically set with pins in the one bone and a plate and screws in the other ...... back on the sofa with the foot up in a semi rigid caste until the incisions healed and then fully casted in a hard cast for X number of weeks (no weight bearing), then a walking cast for X weeks, then a walking boot, etc.
@@justinemascaro7334 Landon’s arm, pay attention
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Thank you for spreading the “tip the housekeepers” love. I manage housekeeping, and love when my employees get tips. It seems to be a rare thing the last year especially.
i’m only 20 and i had NO IDEA we were supposed to tip…my bad. i will be doing it from now on!
@@shannonkelly401 even just a few bucks, changes a housekeepers day. It’s the principle of their work being noticed and appreciated 🙂
I really really hope Landon’s arm is alright. I love you’re family you’re videos and you’re channel sooo very much. I’ve been watching since the very beginning.
Hi Jess landed I just wanted you to know you are sooo brave and amazing never stop being yourself
What a amazing little boy
When he first broke his arm the doctors did you dirty, should have reset it then and there. Ugh I’m upset for you, just hope his arms continues to heal well.
The entire situation was a joke. The specialist not getting him in immediately would have made me go back to the hospital to have a doctor affiliated with the hospital treat him. The insurance plan is somewhat responsible. I’m guessing the hospital didn’t reset it and cast it because the insurance plan doesn’t consider it a health issue that requires ER intervention. They then required her to see the primary to get a referral for the specialist. Ugh I’m so happy I have an insurance plan that allows me to go straight to a surgeon. Insurance plans that allow patients to suffer with jumping through hoops should be illegal.
happened when i broke my foot. my foot ended up at a slant and i couldnt move it and so my mom took me to er when she lives (i was at my dads) and they had to push it back and it extended my treatment :(
It will mine was the same way and even after the reset it’s still slightly crooked I was around his age and had a similar break! I’m now 32 and u can notice if I point it out but it doesn’t really affect the use of the arm!! The dr really did do them dirty I would honestly sue bc he just wanted to get them out of there and had he seen the specialist the next day she could have fixed it but three weeks to wait for a cast is insane!
@@jaggirl They do. Perhaps you should be positive you know what you're talking about before saying it.
@@leighahoisington1415 stop it. Don't encourage this woman.
Hey Jess, just a hint, when I broke my arm they had my mother give slight help with the exercises. Like when he is trying to get his hand to go up she would slightly help me push it up. When I was trying to do the palm up she would help by hold my elbow and body still. When I was doing palm down she would do the same. Remember not too much at once, he won't be able to go full palm up or down very quickly. Baby steps Any amount of progress is great, but remember his arm is still weak and can rebreak so take it slow and steady. Assistance and consistency is the key. You might want to consider a rehabilitation for him so that they can help with the right amount of pressure and exercises that will get him back at as much function as possible in that arm. It maybe crucked but with the right rehabilitation there is no reason he can't have full function. Please don't wait like I did, now my arm is only working at 35% function on a good day. Landon is too young to face a lifetime of a low functioning hand.
They should have changed the cast when u went a few weeks ago. He needed plates and screws to fix it in the first place! Praying for him!
Yeah
I rember I got plates and screws for my first few leg surgerys to try and straighten my legs
this is deff on the ER.. They should have reset his arm or sent him somewhere that knew how to!
@@katewillis9470 When he got the referral, he should’ve gotten in max 2 days. When I broke my arm as a kid, an orthopedic surgeon did my surgery to realign my arm within a couple days of the accident. Everyone failed him.
Actually plates and screws r not necessary for greenstick fx’s. His arm should bone model pretty well from memory.
Plates and screws? Are you a doctor? Obviously the orthopedic surgeon would’ve done the correct thing human bodies are miraculous.
Poor Landon I hope he’s okay!💗
Me to
yes tipping house keepers is SO important! My mom works at a hotel and it’s sad how many people don’t get tipped for cleaning up someone else’s mess!
Lots of people expect their maids to be paid fairly by their employer though. Sometimes people just don't have the money to tip as well.
Only in America are customers expected to know what situations an employee is underpaid by their employer, and magically workout what they “owe” to make up the difference.
Most countries the employer is expected to pay their employees for doing their jobs….which in the case of hotel housekeepers is to clean the room after you leave!
@@bgraham9522 it’s actually not unheard of to tip housekeeping in other countries besides America. We aren’t talking $50 we’re talking $2-$10. It’s a simple courtesy for someone doing dirty work
I’ve never heard of people not tipping expect for rude people. Very interesting. Every hotel I’ve been to has the little tip envelope. Then again I do t get out much so who knows
@@katewillis9470 in most countries tipping is a bonus paid voluntarily by a customer for an exceptional service…not a fee they are often pressured into paying to someone who has done nothing more than the job they are hired to do.
If someone is underpaid in their job that is an employment issue.
Poor sweet Landon he is definitely a rough & tough boy with amazing heart of gold
I broke my arm in a total U shape when I was Landen's age. They put me under anesthesia to straighten it out the next day and my arm's totally straight now. I think it has to do with how quickly it gets put back in place and casted, so my /guess/ would be that Landen's will always be a little crooked. But kid bones aren't totally solid and are pretty resilient, so I could totally be wrong !
My son was the same, they took him straight to surgery to straighten it and set it x
I badly broke my arm quite similar to landen. i had to have surgery on it 2 times and it was crooked until i got the second surgery 1 year after the official brake. i also have permeant nerve damage due to it. hopefully landens arm is better soon and it may take a while for it to be fully straight/ recover and back to its normal self.
You are right, that is the cutest Halloween case!
Girl you gotta keep on top of contractors. That’s just the way it is. You have to be actively monitoring your project every step of the way. It’s a good lesson for anyone that owns a home. It’s expensive, takes a ton of time, and California has TONS of regulations. Expect to wait weeks for inspections and permits alone. Good luck!
All the very best for Landen ❤
Laden is a brave boy 🥰 they should of changed his cast when you brought it up to them
The little swab that they did of his cast. They have to do it for any hard surface to test for any bomb residue
Or drug residue .
Correct it's for bomb residue 😊
I broke my hand few years ago. I was in the big cast first then I was moved to a small cast. After I was moved to a small cast. It took me few days to try to move my arm. Trying to move my elbow up and down was painful. But I managed when I was going thru it.
I broke my leg this summer and it is getting a better range of motion also it is getting a little straighter. Best of luck Landen. Love your channel
I broke my wrist the EXACT same way. My arm literally looked exactly the same. This was the same weekend as Landen broke his too. The hospital sedated me and reset the wrist, but the bones kept moving so I had surgery to put plates and screws in to hold it in place. My wrist is now in the physiotherapy phase, I’m 7 weeks post-op. My wrist is still swollen but it’s straight, nothing like the “fork” fracture before. I hope it heals a little bit better but the hospital for sure should’ve took better action the nigh the broke it.
Don’t be too worried about Landon arm over time it will start to look a lot more “normal” you have to remember the muscles around his arm haven’t been used in 6/7 weeks so naturally it will look a little odd
Every contractor I know is so booked out and the price of supplies and shortages are insane, my husband owns a metal fab. Shop and prices are insane, metal prices have gone up almost 600%, we use to pay )less then a year ago) $160 a sheet, now it’s $716 a sheet
Holy sheet! That price difference is ridiculous.
@@shelliea4621 i laughed at your joke! Thank you
Hi Jess I hope Landen gets better soon poor Landen he's a strong boy I hope everything gets better love your videos& I hope u have a safe happy Halloween🎃 stay positive I will always be their for u & your fam
I'd say as much as it sucks with the repair guy glad it was now and not halfway through the job, because they dont sound very reliable.
Your completely right Jess regarding travelling. Behind the scenes of travelling and the downs as well as ups. Making sure the case isn't heavier. I remember my mum and me had to buy two new suit cases at the airport because we just went crazy and bought too much crap lol . Thank fully the airport had such a vast number of shops. Didn't expect to pay though so much for a suit case. It cost more than all the extra purchases I had brought. I said to my mum no more bringing gifts back for everyone and their gran. I had bought gifts for my children . Got to be done. Self inflicted heart attack after seeing my bank balance after holiday. It was so worth it though. Even if the suit case did cost as much as the holiday .Well, almost. 😁😁 Thank goodness for your blogs to look forward to dear Jess. Hope you get your toe sorted hon. 😘😘
I am glade his arm is better. I had bad foot injury when I was younger and docotor told me no need for physical therapy. Years later went to physical therapy because that and other areas having issues. When talking to physical therapist. She said its always good to get a little physical therapy after breaks to do it to strengthen muscles that where not moved for long time. So I would look into that because that helped so much for me. Hope yall have a good rest of fall season time .
My daughter broke her arm almost the same injury as Landon. It has been 2 years and it is still crooked. It may never straighten out….
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I hate that they didn't set it either. Fun fact my youngest and Landon are born 1 day apart. I had a bad labor and his shoulders got stuck and they broke his right humerus bone instead of his collar bone 🤦🏻♀️ but so glad the doctor saved his life though. Hopefully the exercises will build the muscle back up and it will be less noticeable. But I agree as parents you just want your baby back the way it was not crooked. Everyone pray for us boy moms lmao cause we need it!!! It's funny too cause my Benny is my most active kid too doing wheelies and riding dirt bikes them two are a lot alike that's for sure!!! Love and hugs all the way from Iowa 💕
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I hope Landon's arm gets better soon God love them I sprained my arm when I went to school too I remember that fell in the backyard and my old house on a big lump of ice had to wear a cast for 6 months great video as always pretty new cases for your phone love from Canada 🇨🇦😘🙏☺️❤️
It does get better. My son (also a Kyson) has broken both bones in his arm twice and last time the cast came off and it was very obviously ‘deformed’. It’s been 6 months and looks much better now.
Sending up positive vibes and hope that things work out for the best. Love y'all so much ❤️💙
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Awe yay so happy for you Landen how your arm will be Street soon
I have a bone disease in my wrist, so I legit have 4 of the same brace because I wear it that much. The lines you see aren’t anything to worry about. Especially fresh out of a cast, your skin can be raw, sensitive, and have weird marks on it. I wear my brace to bed every night and those are pretty common marks. I’ve had to wear casts for up to four months (believe me, if you think his arm is bad, I won’t tell you the story of how I got a massive as shit heat rash on almost the entire side of my arm) so the one thing I can say is let him scratch, just not too hard. Healing skin and bones can make itchy skin (it means it’s healing) so there’s a reason people with casts shove things in between their body and cast to scratch.
I broke my elbow at 11 years old. My movement NEVER went back to full range and I'm in my 40s now. But the good news is, our bodies are VERY good at adapting and although I have had to change the way I do some things, there's nothing I can't do because of it.
Hi Jess! I broke my wrist around the same age as your son. I developed early arthritis in that wrist and wear a brace occasionally as it flares up with more movement etc. which started when I was in my teens
The pain was so bad I thought I broke my wrist again which was when I found out I developed early arthritis from that break
Nothing too crazy but just a heads up :)
I broke my arm really badly when I was about 8 and I had to have a splint for 3 days, 2 different large casts like landen, and then a short cast and also had surgery before I got my splint. My arm eventually looked similar to the right one (I broke my left arm, dislocated my elbow, and fractured my wrist) however after that it always stayed skinner and and a little more fragile. But it’s completely fine 7 years later and I’ve done every activity imaginable like volleyball. I wish the best for Landen and I hope it heals well!!
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i've broken both my arms 3 times and its normal for it to look like that first when it comes out of the cast. i would recommend soaking his arm in water with epsom salts. also another tip is to do the exersices in water as it will take water will take the weight of the joint
I feel like making a big deal about his arm being crooked is going to make him self conscious about it. I’m sure when he starts gaining muscle in that arm it will look more even.
Ive broken my arm many times when i got my cast off i found the thing that helps the best when doing the excersices is doing them under or in warm water it feels amazing and it helps so much with the stiffness and pain while moving it from it being stanary for so long!
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It's probably from that material under the hard part. Glad you all are home safe🎊🎉 I don't get to travel anymore but I get to with you guys.
I broke my right arm as a child and it healed nicely and straight. It’s so amazing what our bodies do for us!
I just broke my arm about 7 months ago had to have surgrey and metals pins temporally my arm to this day is very small because i lost all my muscle in the arm and my arm is still crooked. Landon, i wish you a safe rest of your recovery and im so happy your back to your normal self
and a pray for a safe recovery
I broke my ankle when I was 11 it took a while for the muscles in my legs to even out but still to this day my right leg has a little more muscle than my left. Since he is so young though it should even out eventually. Physical therapy will help a ton though to gain back the muscle he lost. I know he’s going to be back to his old self though! I bet that first scratch felt amazing!
For his cast they are doing explosive trace testing. Its very sensitive and tests for many different kinds of explosives.
When they did the cast check at the airport, they swabbed for drug residue. That’s what the machine is scanning for. The fact that the doctors didn’t change his cast is horrible.
The lines are from the ‘stocking’ they put under the cast and because it’s pushed against the skin for so long it makes an impression. It will be red for a little bit as the blood flow rushes back to those areas. Lots of moisturiser and massaging it into the skin will help
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Me too hahah
Just a thought as your house is a new build don’t the company who built and plumbed the house have warranty cover????
You’re pissed cause they never followed up with your estimate, I had the opposite happen. Got two estimates for something that wasn’t urgent but needed to be done at some point. One was significantly cheaper than the other for the same work. So we never called them back. Until the other day workers just SHOWED UP UNANNOUNCED at our door wanting to do said work! We never called back at all why did they just send people as in good luck we’d say yes spontaneously??
For Landen’s dry, scaly, irritated skin, make sure he keeps it clean and applying a healing balm like the one from The Honest Company that you can buy at Target will help his skin heal and feel a lot better. 💗 I broke numerous bones growing up because of all of the sports and such I did growing up. And having a body part in a cast for several weeks really does a number on the skin and it will also take awhile for him to regain muscle in that arm and wrist as well.
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I feel for him. I had a plate, screws, and a pin in my wrist in July. I just had to have my second surgery this past Thursday to remove one screw that had shifted into my joint.
my son broke his wrist.. and re broke it in his cast... that was fun.. rolls eyes..lol.. we found the easiest way to do those stretches was to have him sit at the table with his arm flat out then slowly flip it back and forth using the table to push against helped stretch it out faster :) we also used the table or a wall for him to press his hand against , it made it much easier for my son to get the raise your hand stretch done efficiently :) PS his arm also looked weird for awhile .. but hes all grown up now ;) and his arm looks and functions normally :) .. good luck :D
That excercises help! I remember thinking it was stupid to just move my leg. I had to do physical therapy though but the most basic excercises is what made me ģet my range of motion 😊. I actually needed surgery but I had scheduled a brain surgery 20 days after I broke my leg so they didn't risk two general anesthesia in 20 days or less. I had my cast extra weeks because of course everyone was more concerned about my brain surgery and recovery. And that extra weeks really messed up my range of motion but I got it back and even without the surgery my leg is fine!! Hoping for a speed recovery sweet boy!! You got this💪
Glad Landen is healing so well, hopefully over time it will be back to normal. But Chris cleaning kitty eye boogies in the background at 17:12 got me lol 😆 😂
I’m catching up on your vlogs. Yes, I always tip house keeping.
Omg watching this brings me back to when i got my cast off on my ankle. Everything felt so weird after getting the cast off
I broke my wrist, same bone 3 times, and I can tell you, my arm looks so crooked and insane looking, but that’s because they didn’t do proper treatment, he’s young, I have full faith that his arm will heal perfectly
You got this Landon! Much love and well wishes!
Congratulations on the cast removal. I hope he heals good.exercises are very important.
The 'lines' from the cast is normal after getting the cast off. I broke my arm 10 years ago so I understand the pain and confusion. It will look crooked until it is fully fully healed and after doing the exercises for awhile.
I broke my arm when I was younger and they didn't set it right but it's a little mess up. I get comments on it and I just tell them what happen and it doesn't bother me and I can still eat and write and use the arm for eveything. I can't put my arms one over shoulder and one behind my back and touch one way but can the other way.
Hi Jess and all the family loved watching the video Thank you for putting it on here Hope your boys arm gets better soon Thinking of you all Looking forward to watching more of your videos Take care from Sue with love xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Can we talk about how colorful Chris’ wardrobe was this trip?!?!?
We had the same exact thing with our contractor. However, I think we dodged a bullet because if he was that unprofessional then chances are his crew would A. Not show up on time daily B. Do a half ass job and C. Say the “estimate” would be X amount but it would actually be double the price.
What I would do is call your home builder and ask for a referral. Also, REMEMBER NEVER EVER go with the cheapest bid! Also, in your contract say that if they get the job done sooner that you paid a bonus of 5% of the total cost. The second we did that with our home remodels they were getting completed 1 week sooner
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Poor landen hopefully your arm will get better soon love you buddy ❤️❤️stay strong 💪💪
I had the same brake pretty much just further up my arm had to do the same exercise I'd suggest doing the twisting ones on the table then it helps you make sure it's flat and helps u to not move Ur body. Honestly I still get little twinges now and then after 5 years but it is all healed properly so it's fine now. Also really glad to see how well landens arm is healing stay safe lots of love to you all. Xx
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I broke my arm as a kid and remember it being super weird looking from the loss of muscles, it looks completely normal now, I reckon Landen's might always have a slight curve to it but I don't think it will be noticeable once he regains his muscle mass, and as he grows the bone might straighten out abit more.
Yes, my daughter was a housekeeper at hotel 5 years..Tips are greatly appreciated
Back in May I had something called a green stick frature while sitting on the foot ball field at school and then someone fell and broke it. I had a cast for 2 weeks then got it off after 2 weeks It was killing me so we went back and found out that it never healed. I got it off again and they though they could throw me in a brace but little did I know I tore my thumb and had carpal tunnel so surgery coming up! Long story short, 7 months later and It is still not done with healing it self!
My husband broke his leg, wrist and his ankle and his ankle is broken in a lot of pieces and the doctors told him they would need to break it again to fix it. His wrist was the same as Landon and he said letting his arm hang off the bed when he slept would help with the pain and also straighten it out for him.
Those lines are from the cloth stuff called cast sock that they put under the cast to keep it from actually touching the skin. I was in a lot of casts growing up due to cerebral palsy. I recommend putting baby lotion on his arm as it will help with itching and hydrate the skin❤️
My son broke his arm in the same place at 7 years old. His arm looked crooked too but it was fine. He played hockey for years & no problems 😊
I hope his arm gets better better ik it sucks having a broken bone and then having to live the rest of your life with permanent damage I hope it is permanent and that it heals well with how young he is
i broke my leg when i was 11 and it’s crooked but only my sister and i can really tell that it’s not straight. it’s definitely one of those things that you notice and no one else does
Idk why but it cracked me up when Landon was sitting in the back seat just staring at the camera, he didn’t even look like himself lmao!
My husband was around Landens age and had the same type of break in his arm and his arm is still crooked. It’s not super noticeable but he’s 28 and I can still see the exact spot where it was broken he has a slight dip in his arm.
I would recommend putting moisturiser on his arm twice a day to help with the dry skin and little scratches
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it made me laugh out loud, so cute and funny.
I had a greenstick fracture when I as 10, my arm was set in the exact same position as Landon's. I was due to have surgery but the doctor decided 30 mins before that I would grow out of it and it would straighten as it grew. 20 years later, I can't really tell the difference between the two. I occasionally still get pain from it but I have unusually thin bones anyway so that doesn't really help! Hope Landon gets better and stronger from here!
Jess I think a lot of the issue is just the skin . It’s atrophied and just need to get back in shape. I wouldn’t worry at all.
When my daughter was 11 she broke her wrist wrecking a scooter. The doctor said it was a buckle fracture. When she got her cast they did the same "molding" as Landon's. After her cast was removed the doctor said her wrist was still 10-15 degrees crooked, and it could take years to straighten out. She is 14 now and her wrist is still slightly crooked, but she has full range of motion and little to no pain.