
Tyson got his first set of stitches today and he took it like a MAN!!! We where down at my friends house tonight as she was helping me get a schedule ready(for the boys and people who where going to watch them) so I could go back home to AZ to be with Matt and his family. We found out the day before that Matt's sister Jill had passed away peacefully in her sleep. We where in shock for quite some time. We spent all of today getting ready to leave for AZ and finding friends to help watch the boys. Being so far away from home really broke our hearts we just wanted to be there with our family.
So as we where getting ready to leave the boys got out some clubs and golf balls to hit out in her backyard. Trenton took one swing and the ball came up and hit Tyson right in the mouth. At first I was just like your fine shake it off then the blood started to come. I picked Tyson up and ran home with him. I knew just by looking at him he was going to need stitches. His poor lip was cut all the way through. I stayed as calm as I could and ran to get our next door neighbors (I don't know what I would do with out you guys). We wanted to get a second opinion before we went and spent 3+ hours in the ER. Plus Matt was getting up the next morning at 4 to leave to go home. We where sooooo busy. That's when they suggested that we call up Bro. Hunter. He is an ER Doc. in our ward, and see if we could bring Tyson to him to look at, before we went to the ER just to make sure he need to get stitches. He instead come on over to our house to look. He got here pretty fast and right away said he needed them. With one quick call to the ER where he works (to make sure they had a room available). Matt and Tyson where in his car on the way to the ER. Matt said right when they got there. They went right into a room and Bro. Hunter stitched him right up. Tyson did not even cry and when he got home was so proud to show them off. He got two on the outside and two on the inside. They where home within an hour. I am so thankful to him for helping us out in our time of need.







