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Broken Arm during 1st day of contact for Bluto, Jr.

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Not a great way for us to start the season...5 hours in the emergency room.... :irked:

 

He is a freshman, and was looking forward to starting his high school career on the field, not the sidelines....

 

I guess this is one of the "life-lessons" that football can teach you!

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Sorry to hear that Bluto. I hope he's back soon.

Thats a bad way to start it off. Good luck to him in his recovery.

Sorry to hear this - hope he gets well soon.

Hope he gets well soon. I was pretty lucky, my son's only football injury was a broken leg in the 6th grade. He was injury-free during high school.

I am so sorry to hear of your son's injury Bluto, I hope that he can make a full recovery and come back stronger than ever.

Make sure he keeps himself in shape. It's easy to get an injury to one part and give your whole body a rest.

So sorry to hear that Bluto Jr. arm is broken. Hope he heals fast and is able to play again soon. Prayers for your family.

Clean break, where's it at in the arm? Any surgery involved? Lower arm fractures will be casted/padded and ready to go in a week or two depending on the severity of the fracture w/out surgery involved.

Know how you feel. Our son broke his wrist during dead period his freshman year. He was pretty upset, actually tried to convince us that it really wasn't broken. He was in a cast for six weeks and then when the cast came off they gave him another cast type thing to slip on his arm for practice and games. It worked out fine. He didn't miss too many freshman games.

Terrible news Bluto. I really hate to hear that about your son. I'm sure he was looking forward to starting his high school career.Tell him to stay positive as he still can contribute to his team in many other ways. All the folks here in Raceland wish him a quick recovery and will keep your son and family in our Prayers.

Sorry to hear of your son's injury. We all hold our breath sometimes,at games. Its always sad when someone's pride@joy is hurt. Here's hoping his leg heal's fast. Make him go to practice to keep the fire alive. Hope to see you at the Raceland game. If you wear a toga I'll bail you out jail.

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