More on my Grandson Will

The old adage of a picture being worth a thousand words is certainly still true.  In this day and age, it is so much easier to get those pictures out there also.   My imagination was certainly running wild, so even though I am the last person who wants to see these kind of pictures, I was glad to see for myself the extent of the burn damage.  Ever since I got word of his accident, I had been imagining much worse.

I have to hand it to him, he is certainly a lot more chipper than I would be.  I suppose being 3 rather than 59 has a lot to do with it.

Barbara left yesterday (Friday) for Salt Lake City.  As I understand it, James and Emily will drive down from Idaho on Monday to take Will back to the burn center at the University of Utah.  The doctors will determine whether or not Will needs skin grafts on his fingers and back.  If so, Barbara will stay with Emily and Will while he recovers at the hospital.  If not, she will go back to Idaho Falls with them.

My small part in this is to stay home and keep tabs on John.  I am also watching my granddaughter Victoria during the weekdays so her mom Sarah Jane can go to work and her day Russell can study for the Texas bar exam at the end of this month.

Continued good thoughts and prayers on Will's behalf are much appreciated.