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just over 7 weeks in plaster - but it feels like 7 months. She is now walking unaided & happily does most things she would normally do. I bet she can't wait to have a proper bath & I dread to think what that grubby little leg & stinky foot is like under the plaster  |
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my son is in plaster, he was born with a club foot (he is having an op in may). well he has his plaster changed every 2 weeks and you want to see how clean the leg is. the bottom is pink and clean and the top is white but dirty looking (well he is 2 lol) |
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I hope everything will go well with your little boy in May Nat. |
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