SAME EMERGENCY ROOM, DIFFERENT CHILD!

Two weeks ago we had "Baby Handu" in the emergency room at Primary Children's for seizures
This week it was a different child, Ashlynne.

RJ, the children's father, is working out of town in St. George for the next two weeks, and every time he leaves town, generally something happens to one of the kids;

Austin sliced his finger open--had to have stitches.

Ashlynne swallowed a penny, could inhale, but couldn't exhale. Had to respiratory therapy remove the penny.

Ashlynne, again; was jumping off their couch and her face hit the coffee table--thought her cheek-bone was cracked.

Ashlynne is a very hyper-active child. She sits still for nothing and no one. She rarely sits through a ten-minute cartoon. When she finally does sit still, she will not stop talking. Yack, Yack, Yack, Yack, Yack, Yack, Yack............

She has had more injuries in her 2 1/2 almost 3 years than Austin has had in 4 year years.

Here's a look at the before and after of her little stunt from the other night.

Good news though: only a rather large bump, a bruised cheek and a black eye. It hasn't slowed her down a bit.