8:38am Monday
Saint Paul
“Looks like it may be fractured,” said the physician’s assistant.
My daughter had been complaining of a sore foot since her gymnastics lessons… six months ago.
It was an occasional complaint, and it didn’t stop her from, well, anything.
Gymnastics, running, swimming. She gave her all, every time, and gave the foot no rest.
We thought it may be growing pains.
Or that, if something was wrong, it would heal on its own.
But without rest, it didn’t heal.
And the pain got worse.
And—father of the year over here—I finally brought her in.
“Let’s get her into a boot,” said the PA, “and then we’ll set an appointment with the podiatrist.”
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P.S. Tomorrow is the podiatrist appointment. Meanwhile, daughter o’ mine spent the weekend hobbling around in a boot, playing basketball.