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Connie
This morning when I was home schooling my kids, I was grading my
youngest sons paper when he decided he was cold, he backed all the way up to the heater, and when he did his shirt got caught. The next thing I knew my son was jumping up and down screaming mom! mom! mom! (he was facing me so I couldn't see the back of his shirt.) He then turned and started running down the hallway, and me and my other 2 kids ran after him, (he was on fire!) My middle son got him out and ripped his clothes off of him. He has 3rd degree burns completely on his back and neck and his hair is cinged very badly. Thank GOD we got it out before his hair caught fire. Anyway, I will be taking a week or so off the computer to care for my son and I will not be answering emails or group mails. Please..... if you have small children, let them know not to run when their clothes catch fire. My son is 10 and I thought he knew to stop, drop and roll, but he did not. He IS going to be okay, but is very badly burned. Please keep us in your prayers. *hugs all* If you need help in the mean time please message Bev at: babflorida@... and she will help the best she can Connie Perry |
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Betty Higginbottom
Oh Connie how terrible...poor little chap.....I hope he feels better soon.
I most certainly will send Prayers your (and his ) way Best wishes Betty Higginbottom Wakefield West Yorkshire UK (Not an Embroidery site) (Not an Embroidery Group ) click the link and find your Local Group <> a group for knitters _____ From: HookedOnEmbroidery@... [mailto:HookedOnEmbroidery@...] On Behalf Of Connie Sent: 17 January 2007 22:42 To: HookedOnEmbroidery@... Subject: [HookedOnEmbroidery] please read important from Dollarstitch This morning when I was home schooling my kids, I was grading my youngest sons paper when he decided he was cold, he backed all the way up to the heater, and when he did his shirt got caught. The next thing I knew my son was jumping up and down screaming mom! mom! mom! (he was facing me so I couldn't see the back of his shirt.) He then turned and started running down the hallway, and me and my other 2 kids ran after him, (he was on fire!) My middle son got him out and ripped his clothes off of him. He has 3rd degree burns completely on his back and neck and his hair is cinged very badly. Thank GOD we got it out before his hair caught fire. Anyway, I will be taking a week or so off the computer to care for my son and I will not be answering emails or group mails. Please..... if you have small children, let them know not to run when their clothes catch fire. My son is 10 and I thought he knew to stop, drop and roll, but he did not. He IS going to be okay, but is very badly burned. Please keep us in your prayers. *hugs all* If you need help in the mean time please message Bev at: babflorida@yahoo. <mailto:babflorida%40yahoo.com> com and she will help the best she can Connie Perry <> itch.com |
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Connie, I am glad to hear that he is alive, you must be thankful for that.
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Burns are awful things, very painfull, I am sure you taught him well and in his panic he just forgot, as we probably all would, to stop drop and roll. Our prayers are with you...hugs..Barbara On 1/17/07, Connie <dollarstitch@...> wrote:
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emee73
--- In HookedOnEmbroidery@..., "Connie" <dollarstitch@...>
wrote: Dear Connie , I am so sorry that your son had this awful experience. It happened to me about 8 years ago .I was pouring bacon grease from the skillet to a glass container and it shattered and my gown caught fire on the front .The fire was coming up to my face and I had the impulse to run .Did not , but I had burns from my toes to my chin .It was almost a month before I could dress . He is in my prayers and I also ask God to heal his spirit from the fear of fire . Emee This morning when I was home schooling my kids, I was grading my |
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Connie,
This is terrible for you all...you are in my prayers! Carol M in TX Connie <dollarstitch@...> wrote: This morning when I was home schooling my kids, I was grading my youngest sons paper when he decided he was cold, he backed all the way up to the heater, and when he did his shirt got caught. The next thing I knew my son was jumping up and down screaming mom! mom! mom! (he was facing me so I couldn't see the back of his shirt.) He then turned and started running down the hallway, and me and my other 2 kids ran after him, (he was on fire!) My middle son got him out and ripped his clothes off of him. He has 3rd degree burns completely on his back and neck and his hair is cinged very badly. Thank GOD we got it out before his hair caught fire. Anyway, I will be taking a week or so off the computer to care for my son and I will not be answering emails or group mails. Please..... if you have small children, let them know not to run when their clothes catch fire. My son is 10 and I thought he knew to stop, drop and roll, but he did not. He IS going to be okay, but is very badly burned. Please keep us in your prayers. *hugs all* If you need help in the mean time please message Bev at: babflorida@... and she will help the best she can Connie Perry Miem's Site: Miem's Redwork Site: Annemarie's Site: Daleen's Site: We recommend and as our group embroidery supplier. All group members receive a 5% discount. See files for details $15 to $30 (US) Discount on MyThreadBox for HOE Subscribers Yahoo! Groups Links |
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Eileen
Connie,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your kids. What a scare thing to have happen.Glad your other son knew what to do.Hope he will heal fine.What a hard way to learn. Hugs and Prayers Eileen in IL www.eilynns.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around |
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MaryJo Bevard
Connie, your poor son and the rest of your family will be in our prayers. I'm sure he will have a full recovery but it will be a trying time for you all. Please take all the time you need to get back to normal. Good customers will understand your absence.
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Beatriz Gonzalez
I'm glad every one is OK. I pray for his speedy recovery and the Lord to bless you and yours in these trying times
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Dear Connie, I'm so sorry to hear what happened. My prayers are with
you and your family. I hope your son gets through this with as little scaring (both emotionaly and physcially) as possible. Prayers and love, louise --- In HookedOnEmbroidery@..., "Betty Higginbottom" <b.higginbottom@...> wrote: better soon. I most certainly will send Prayers your (and his ) way |
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Jim and Mary
Connie if you see this contact someone from the Shrine to get him into one
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of their Burns Hospitals. There is no charge to the family for the excellent care they receive. Good luck and will be praying for a speedy recovery. Mary in Texas _____ From: HookedOnEmbroidery@... [mailto:HookedOnEmbroidery@...] On Behalf Of emee73 Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 5:28 PM To: HookedOnEmbroidery@... Subject: [HookedOnEmbroidery] Re: please read important from Dollarstitch This morning when I was home schooling my kids, I was grading my |
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micksparadise
Dear Connie:
I am so sorry to hear about your sons injuries. It certainly triggered a memory for me. The same thing happened to my Uncle quite a long time ago and he panicked and did not stop, drop and roll. Your son probably new that rule, but when you're in a panick situation like that you have a tendancy to forget all the rules. Our medical profession has come a long way since my Uncle was badly burned. I wish with all my heart that your son has a speedy recovery. Thoughtfully yours, Michele Not Just Threads at Potter's Paradise |
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micksparadise
Dear Connie:
I am so sorry to hear about your sons injuries. It certainly triggered a memory for me. The same thing happened to my Uncle quite a long time ago and he panicked and did not stop, drop and roll. Your son probably new that rule, but when you're in a panick situation like that you have a tendancy to forget all the rules. Our medical profession has come a long way since my Uncle was badly burned. I wish with all my heart that your son has a speedy recovery. Thoughtfully yours, Michele Not Just Threads at Potter's Paradise |
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Deb Conley
Dear Connie,
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I hope your boy is going to be all right. Prayers are going out for all of you. I'm calling my DIL right now and ask if the kids know to stop, drop and roll. Thank you for thinking of us in the middle of all this. Big HUGS, Deb Conley Moderator, ----- Original Message -----
From: Connie This morning when I was home schooling my kids, I was grading my youngest sons paper when he decided he was cold, he backed all the way up to the heater, and when he did his shirt got caught. The next thing I knew my son was jumping up and down screaming mom! mom! mom! (he was facing me so I couldn't see the back of his shirt.) He then turned and started running down the hallway, and me and my other 2 kids ran after him, (he was on fire!) My middle son got him out and ripped his clothes off of him. He has 3rd degree burns completely on his back and neck and his hair is cinged very badly. Thank GOD we got it out before his hair caught fire. Anyway, I will be taking a week or so off the computer to care for my son and I will not be answering emails or group mails. Please..... if you have small children, let them know not to run when their clothes catch fire. My son is 10 and I thought he knew to stop, drop and roll, but he did not. He IS going to be okay, but is very badly burned. Please keep us in your prayers. *hugs all* |
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Deb,
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Thank you, I honestly thought they taught it in schools, (I just started home schooling mine this past year) and he honestly didn't know. He said they had "fire" drills but never told him what to do if his clothes caught fire, and honestly it's not something I thought I would ever have to discuss with him or the other kids, I thought they just knew. (dumb on my part) We went to the doctor today, (and have to go back in a week) but he has 3rd and 2nd degree burns covering his entire back, it's going to be ruff on him for a little while, but he has been reallly wonderful though the whole thing. The only time he ever cries is when I put the medicine on his back or touch it to clean it. Thank you so much for the prayers they mean everything. It's sure is a scary thing to go through. Connie Perry ---------------------------------------------- Http://www.dollarstitch.com Gossip runs over more people then cars do ----- Original Message -----
From: Deb Conley To: HookedOnEmbroidery@... Sent: Friday, January 19, 2007 12:24 PM Subject: Re: [HookedOnEmbroidery] please read important from Dollarstitch Dear Connie, I hope your boy is going to be all right. Prayers are going out for all of you. I'm calling my DIL right now and ask if the kids know to stop, drop and roll. Thank you for thinking of us in the middle of all this. Big HUGS, Deb Conley Moderator, ----- Original Message ----- Recent Activity a.. 67New Members b.. 3New Photos c.. 2New Files Visit Your Group SPONSORED LINKS a.. Embroidery equipment b.. Embroidery software c.. Custom embroidery d.. Embroidery business e.. Embroidery machine Find Deals Yahoo! Shopping Find great deals for Back to School. Y! GeoCities Share Your Resume Show off your talent and skills. Drive Traffic Sponsored Search can help increase your site traffic. . |
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