Re:A journey into the shaken baby syndrome/abusive head trau...
by WarOnPrivacy on Wednesday September 27, 2023 @01:20PM
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> it was brought to the ER initially with fractures in the right side of the skull.
Just to defuse this a bit. My #4 used to collect skull fractures. He'd slip away in a nanosecond and would be 50' above us two heartbeats later. We put him in a padded helmet for a year or so. It stayed on sometimes.
As an adult he can still disappear in an empty room.
Just to defuse this a bit. My #4 used to collect skull fractures. He'd slip away in a nanosecond and would be 50' above us two heartbeats later. We put him in a padded helmet for a year or so. It stayed on sometimes.
As an adult he can still disappear in an empty room.