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I was taking a nap (around 11:30 am)in our living room waiting for daddy to stop playing in our PC so that I could check my email. I heard that Hyzyd was crying besides me...he was really in pain! Ang malaki ko kasi na Bible nilagay ko pala beneath the pillow tapos when he tried to turn around, yong arm nya "nalisa" I dunno how to describe that...I'm in panic baka kasi nabalian sya...di kasi nya pahawakan kamay nya tapos iyak sya ng iyak. Stress na kami ni dear galit kami sa nagyari at sino naman ang iblame namin Balak ko nang itakbo sa hospital si Hyzyd tapos ipa x-ray...naku samut-saringbagay na nasa utak kotension.


I remembered then na basta disturb si hyzyd sa tulog nya, ganoon ang iyak nya but mas malala ngayon kasi di nya magalaw left arm nya, so I suggested to dear we'll go to Diana mall- that's Hyzyd's comfort zone and we'll observe him. If di pa rin nya magalaw kamay nya while we'll be in the playground, we don't have other options but itakbo na namin sya sa ospital.

It took a while before Hyzyd move his right arm...I'm whispering prayers of healing for him
doa..sobra na ang kaba ko tapos punta sila ng daddy nya sa game arcade, yong may car racing onscreen, fave nya kasi yon. I'm relieved to see him moved his left arm and hinawakan nya yong steering wheel and drive like a pro! No more painsengihnampakgigi!

Ok na Ok na si Hyzyd, nakalimutan na nya ang sakit and he's so tired that he slept the moment we came back at home.



Lesson learned ni mommy: Don't leave your Bible beneath pillows Don't take a nap on mornings kaya ka tumaba If sleepy na si Hyzyd, attend to him ASAP
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