He's been very brave. Mummy and Daddy and Grandma and Nana have been there to read stories to him. And Thomas the Train and his train friends Gordon and Bill and Stanley and Victor do a great job of cheering him up if he feels sad.
He can put up with all the inconveniences of hospital life as long as he gets some new toys every day. Fingers crossed and knock on wood, only another couple of days and he'll be right as rain, and running around at home, terrorising Leon the cat.Thank you, doctors and nurses, for being so caring and kind and looking after our Callum so well.
Oh, what is this ?
ReplyDeleteI hope everything is going better every minute ! And it`s good to know, that you have there the best nursing, what we can think.
Big hugs to Callum from me and Melli!
awe shammie...poor little callum! doesn't sound like much fun at all, especially for your sweet gson but for the whole family as well. I'm sending get well quickly wishes from afar.
ReplyDeleteOh Dear...That has to be very hard on dear Callum, and on all of you, too. I hope whatever is wrong will get straightened out and that he will not have to deal with it any more. He looks adorable---even in that Hospital Bed! I send him (((HUGS))) and to you too, my dear.
ReplyDeleteOh, poor sweetie. I hope he's totally on the mend and feeling better in no time. Sending my very best thoughts his way... and yours.
ReplyDeleteSorry to see this.
ReplyDeleteI hope he will soon be home. It's hard on little ones, hospital is a scary place. Hard on Mummies, Daddies and Nanna's too.
xoxo
Oh my goodness, I am so sorry to see that. I hope that he is better soon.
ReplyDeleteNot good seeing little ones crook.
ReplyDeleteOh my! Poor little thing! I hope that he feels better soon.
ReplyDeleteOhhhh....it makes my heart ache to see our little ones having such a difficult time.
ReplyDeletePraying for a speedy recovery for Callum and strength for you and the rest of the family.
New toys are good medicine.
I love the bandage that is heart shaped.
Wishing you the best.
Sue
Hi to Callum and best wishes for speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteGreat to finely get to meet you on Tuesday, stay well nad cheers from down under.
I could echo Photowannabe's comment word for word. Except the "Sue" part. Mine would say "Craver" or something. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh poo little Callum...little angel face. My youngest son had/has asthma...i spent many days and nights sleeping in a chair beside his hospital bed. Hoping Callum goes home soon....all better.
ReplyDeleteSo hard for little children to be in hospital. I hope little Callum is feeling much better now or will very soon.
ReplyDeleteIt just breaks your heart to see this happen to our wee children/g'children, Sham. These pictures are precious...especially knowing little Callum is so loved. Now I'll find out more from your next post....
ReplyDeleteYikes!! I haven't been around for a while! Poor little guy! Hospitals are yuk! (my granddaughter's words).
ReplyDeleteHello to Callum and my best wishes for speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteMany (((hugs))) to him!