My Biggest Fear!

Slingin Sammy 33 · 11-30-2010, 02:58 PM

Here's a call no parent wants to get.....I'm with my wife last Tuesday, about 7:45pm, just relaxing, my Cell rings, it's my son......"You've got to come pick me up right now, I've been stabbed. I'm bleeding all over and it's hard to breathe. I'm getting dizzy. You've gotta come get me!"

I've only felt a feeling close to that once before when he was 7 in Nassua, we lost sight of him for about 2 mins. because he ran off in the market downtown. This was 10 times worse, it took us about 6 frantic minutes to get to him. 911 was called and the police were there a couple of mins. before us. When we got to him, he was conscious, alert and the wound was controlled. We could tell he was going to be OK and was stable.

In those 6 minutes I thought we were going to lose him. I'm very good under pressure, but it took me about 15-20 minutes to stop my hands from shaking. I hope and pray I never have that feeling again.

It turns out my knucklehead 17 yr. old and a friend were at the friend's house messing around with a knife and he wound up with a small stab wound in his upper left chest. By the grace of God the knife only went in less than an inch and didn't penetrate his chest cavity. When we were at the hospital the surgeon said he didn't need an operation, however I did ask if they could perform a brain transplant and get one that worked.

mredskins · 11-30-2010, 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Slingin Sammy 33

Here's a call no parent wants to get.....I'm with my wife last Tuesday, about 7:45pm, just relaxing, my Cell rings, it's my son......"You've got to come pick me up right now, I've been stabbed. I'm bleeding all over and it's hard to breathe. I'm getting dizzy. You've gotta come get me!"

I've only felt a feeling close to that once before when he was 7 in Nassua, we lost sight of him for about 2 mins. because he ran off in the market downtown. This was 10 times worse, it took us about 6 frantic minutes to get to him. 911 was called and the police were there a couple of mins. before us. When we got to him, he was conscious, alert and the wound was controlled. We could tell he was going to be OK and was stable.

In those 6 minutes I thought we were going to lose him. I'm very good under pressure, but it took me about 15-20 minutes to stop my hands from shaking. I hope and pray I never have that feeling again.

It turns out my knucklehead 17 yr. old and a friend were at the friend's house messing around with a knife and he wound up with a small stab wound in his upper left chest. By the grace of God the knife only went in less than an inch and didn't penetrate his chest cavity. When we were at the hospital the surgeon said he didn't need an operation, however I did ask if they could perform a brain transplant and get one that worked.

Scary shit! So glad he is ok SS33!

skinsguy · 11-30-2010, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Slingin Sammy 33

Here's a call no parent wants to get.....I'm with my wife last Tuesday, about 7:45pm, just relaxing, my Cell rings, it's my son......"You've got to come pick me up right now, I've been stabbed. I'm bleeding all over and it's hard to breathe. I'm getting dizzy. You've gotta come get me!"

I've only felt a feeling close to that once before when he was 7 in Nassua, we lost sight of him for about 2 mins. because he ran off in the market downtown. This was 10 times worse, it took us about 6 frantic minutes to get to him. 911 was called and the police were there a couple of mins. before us. When we got to him, he was conscious, alert and the wound was controlled. We could tell he was going to be OK and was stable.

In those 6 minutes I thought we were going to lose him. I'm very good under pressure, but it took me about 15-20 minutes to stop my hands from shaking. I hope and pray I never have that feeling again.

It turns out my knucklehead 17 yr. old and a friend were at the friend's house messing around with a knife and he wound up with a small stab wound in his upper left chest. By the grace of God the knife only went in less than an inch and didn't penetrate his chest cavity. When we were at the hospital the surgeon said he didn't need an operation, however I did ask if they could perform a brain transplant and get one that worked.

WOW! Glad he's OK!

Monkeydad · 11-30-2010, 04:08 PM

Yikes. Scary. Glad he's OK.

JoeRedskin · 11-30-2010, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Slingin Sammy 33

Here's a call no parent wants to get.....I'm with my wife last Tuesday, about 7:45pm, just relaxing, my Cell rings, it's my son......"You've got to come pick me up right now, I've been stabbed. I'm bleeding all over and it's hard to breathe. I'm getting dizzy. You've gotta come get me!"

I've only felt a feeling close to that once before when he was 7 in Nassua, we lost sight of him for about 2 mins. because he ran off in the market downtown. This was 10 times worse, it took us about 6 frantic minutes to get to him. 911 was called and the police were there a couple of mins. before us. When we got to him, he was conscious, alert and the wound was controlled. We could tell he was going to be OK and was stable.

In those 6 minutes I thought we were going to lose him. I'm very good under pressure, but it took me about 15-20 minutes to stop my hands from shaking. I hope and pray I never have that feeling again.

It turns out my knucklehead 17 yr. old and a friend were at the friend's house messing around with a knife and he wound up with a small stab wound in his upper left chest. By the grace of God the knife only went in less than an inch and didn't penetrate his chest cavity. When we were at the hospital the surgeon said he didn't need an operation, however I did ask if they could perform a brain transplant and get one that worked.

Children: The living embodiment of Ying/Yang. You love them so deeply that sometimes you just want to kill them.

Seriously - Glad he's okay.

Just curious, was the brain transplant a success? My guess is that any brain transplanted into a 17 year old boy would be rejected unless it was carrying an extra helping of "dumbsh**" neurons.

Slingin Sammy 33 · 11-30-2010, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

Just curious, was the brain transplant a success? My guess is that any brain transplanted into a 17 year old boy would be rejected unless it was carrying an extra helping of "dumbsh**" neurons.

Kind of like the alcoholic who needs a new liver......they turned us down. LOL

Thanks to all for the kind words.

jamf · 11-30-2010, 06:43 PM

I don't have kids but this story has stuck with me:
USATODAY.com - Man runs over daughter hiding in leaf pile

11-30-2010, 02:58 PM	#16
Slingin Sammy 33 Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Virginia Beach Posts: 4,202	Re: My Biggest Fear! Here's a call no parent wants to get.....I'm with my wife last Tuesday, about 7:45pm, just relaxing, my Cell rings, it's my son......"You've got to come pick me up right now, I've been stabbed. I'm bleeding all over and it's hard to breathe. I'm getting dizzy. You've gotta come get me!" I've only felt a feeling close to that once before when he was 7 in Nassua, we lost sight of him for about 2 mins. because he ran off in the market downtown. This was 10 times worse, it took us about 6 frantic minutes to get to him. 911 was called and the police were there a couple of mins. before us. When we got to him, he was conscious, alert and the wound was controlled. We could tell he was going to be OK and was stable. In those 6 minutes I thought we were going to lose him. I'm very good under pressure, but it took me about 15-20 minutes to stop my hands from shaking. I hope and pray I never have that feeling again. It turns out my knucklehead 17 yr. old and a friend were at the friend's house messing around with a knife and he wound up with a small stab wound in his upper left chest. By the grace of God the knife only went in less than an inch and didn't penetrate his chest cavity. When we were at the hospital the surgeon said he didn't need an operation, however I did ask if they could perform a brain transplant and get one that worked. __________________ ...[If] an angel fairy came down and said, '[You can have anything]....you would like to own,' I wouldn't be surprised if you said a football club and particularly the Washington Redskins.'' — Jack Kent Cooke, 1996.

11-30-2010, 04:08 PM	#19
Monkeydad Gamebreaker Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: PA Age: 34 Posts: 14,885	Re: My Biggest Fear! Yikes. Scary. Glad he's OK. __________________ Not sent from a Droid, iPhone, Blackberry or toaster

11-30-2010, 06:43 PM	#22
jamf The Starter Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: San Diego Ca Posts: 2,178	Re: My Biggest Fear! I don't have kids but this story has stuck with me: USATODAY.com - Man runs over daughter hiding in leaf pile __________________ You don't get what you deserve, you get what you negotiate.

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