X-RaysThere is a lot of steel in my kids back!!
The first picture is the upper part of her back, If you look close you can see her vertebrae in between the screws.
The middle picture is a side view of her lower back.
The last one is a view of her pelvis from the front, you can see the rods on either side of her spine and the screws that anchor the bottom into her pelvic bone on either side.
Praying for your daughter, I hope she'll be ok. What a strong little girl to have to go through all of this!
ReplyDeleteWow! As a parent, it looks terrifying, but at the same time, it sort of looks like a miracle, if that makes sense.
ReplyDeleteHoley cow! That is scary-looking! I see she is smiling in spite of it all. What a brave kiddo!
ReplyDeleteOuch! This is one brave little girl.
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Amazing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a brave couple o' women you are! Stronger than the steel, I think... Praying for you both!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of technology in there. It makes me happy and gives me hope! Thinking of you two constantly.
ReplyDeleteWow! It's wonderful what our medical technology can do in today's world. Am praying for ya'll.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is quite impressive!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a miracle what they can do in surgery!
Your girl is so brave, I'm thinking of you ;-)
Forget about The Man of Steel, Satori is the Girl of Steel ! Super Satori to the rescue ! What an amazing story, thank you for sharing it. You are the perfect mom for her, making something like this so memorable in a positive way with the postcards and all you have done. Love from Nashville !
ReplyDeleteWhat a huge procedure! So pleased to be able to share with you this way.
ReplyDeleteMore hardware than my local Home Depot. I like Christy's comment, "Girl of Steel!" Hugs to everyone!
ReplyDeleteYay Satori. So brave! Glad she has new back... now maybe you all can enjoy and nice summer as a family!
ReplyDeleteOnly a very special girl could go through all of that - especially at her age! Stay strong!
ReplyDeleteShe is one precious, strong, beautiful little girl! Love from Kentucky!
ReplyDeleteShe is certainly a trooper. I feel like quite the wuss right now. I am totally impressed that you are getting any sewing done with her in recovery from that kind of work.
ReplyDeleteMy youngest had fusion/rods T2 to pelvis in oct 2007 and then a yr and a half ago my oldest had the dane think but his is only T2 to L1.
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