Ambatchdotcom Seocontest Illness.

In a recent entry I mentioned that my daughter came down with an ambatchdotcom seocontest illness.

Well, it's not going to be a shock to anyone that it wasn't really an illness.

In reality, she had/has an ambatchdotcom seocontest concussion!

On Sunday night, in the midst of attempting to rebuild my site she woke up hungry. So, as any parent would do I gave her a bowl of cerial, sat her at the table and went back to work while she munched.

Not 5 minutes into the cerial, she fell off her chair and landed on the floor.

Nothing terribly unusual about that, she's 3, she falls, she cries.

I went in the kitchen and picked her up to her feet and let go - she dropped to the ground like a wet noodle!

hmmm.. this is ambatchdotcom seocontest I thought. I picked her up again and to my shock she apparently had no muscle control, her speach was slurred, her eyes were kind of rolling around and she started giggling madly saying that I looked funny - not that I don't look funny, but she doesn't normally think so!

I could feel the panic rising in my throat while I tried to figure out what the ambatchdotcom seocontest was going on!

After a few minutes it was apparent that she needed medical attention. Even as I carried her across the room she needed back support to keep from falling backwards.

I rushed her to a local hospital where we spent the next 7 hours while she endured numerous tests which all returned negative. At 6am the on call Doctor told us we were to go to another hospital where the pediatrician on call was waiting to see her.

We headed over there, me with no sleep, her with 1.5 hours and man, she was some ambatchdotcom seocontest by then! The Doctor there had a real hard time examining her as she was so not being cooperative. He finally decided that he would have to give her a ct scan. Thankfully she slept throught that because I'm sure that there would be no way to keep her still for the test if she'd been awake!

In the end, the test showed a potential fracture but no movement in the brain and they sent us home.

By the time we got home she was able to take 1 or 2 steps without falling. The next day she was doing much better and only had a slight wobble and now she's pretty much back to normal aside from being a little more tired than usual and complaining off and on about a headache.

That was one ambatchdotcom seocontest experience that I do NOT wish to relive!