So I have said Kennedee hurt her nose. It still hasn't healed and if she gets hit it bleeds and she can't breathe through her nose.
So last night at practice she got bumped in the nose and sat down while it bled. I told her it stopped and she needed to get back to running with the team. I went back to my chair and talking, it started getting dark and I couldn't see where Kennedee was. I got a text from her that said come here fast. So I jogged over to her expecting to see her nose bleeding. I got over to her and she was wheezing so hard she couldn't catch her breath. It was scaring her so bad she was crying and the more she cried the more she couldn't breath. Me, Matt(her coach)and another coach tried for an hour to get her to calm down enough to breath. Matt walked around the field with her and tried to get her to breath. I would get in front of her and would tell her to keep focusing on my eyes and breath like me, she would and her eyes would shut and loose focus. She would calm down and then not be able to breath and start up again. She sounded horrible, I have never seen her do this before. Matt and I were so concerned. He finally walked her to the car and helped her get in and sat and talked to her for a minute. He told me to get her home and make her chew on something and have her take a shower to calm down and call him when we got home.
We started heading home and the closer to home we got the worse her breathing got. I would try and ask her questions and she didn't know who I was, who she was or where we were at. I would call her name and she wouldn't answer. I was very freaked out.
We turned around to go to the emergency room and I called her coach to let him know. He said, call me to let me know what is wrong no matter the time. I think he was as worried as I was. She sounded so horrible and she was shaking, I would touch her to comfort her and she would say ouch that hurts, leave me alone. By the time we got the hospital, Madi carried my purse and I carried Kennedee in. The immediately gave her an oxygen mask with a bag on it to get her breathing under control. It took about 45 minutes more for her to calm down enough to breath ok.
I guess after you start hyperventilating your body and mind stop working together. The harder you try to breath the harder it is. Her body hurt and was tingling. Her body was starting to shut down. That is why she is not coherent. If your body shuts down you could have a seizure and brain damage. She doesn't remember most of the evening. They did a cat scan and the positive thing is no broken nose and no brain damage. She is very lucky. I have never been so scared. The doctor did say she had all the symptoms of a concussion but the cat scan looked good.
Madi was so tired she climbed in the bed with Kennedee and feel asleep and I had to carry her out.
I told Kennedee all about it on the way home and she was pretty scared to. She asked to sleep with me and all night(what was left of it)I would feel her back to make sure she was breathing.
Today she is a little tired and her head is killing her. She has to take it easy for a couple of days. And I do not ever want her to go through that again. I hate feeling so helpless with my kids, what a horrible feeling.
