Thanks for your well wishes and concern. It helps.

The person is out of the hospital and appears remarkably well all things considering. Words can not convey my relief.

It's both better and worse that I have experienced several similar situations with Little T. Better in that I was completely calm at the time and I was able to assess that while the situation was serious she was breathing and moving around and I knew exactly what to do. And worse in that I had a very good idea of the horror the family was going through.

And afterwards I had a lot less to do than when it's Little T. I need things to do. It's how I cope. So after the ambulance left I first went into shock and then cried and cried until Special K stopped being in denial and actually needed me. Little T clearly understood what happened and said so to the best of his abilities. He's been very calm and matter of fact and also sweet and loving to all of us involved. He's seen it before. It both comforts me and makes me sad.