We moved from St. Louis to Kansas City on a Saturday and the following Monday headed to Walmart for all of our shopping needs. We filled two carts...a little ridiculous but there was a lot of stuff we needed to get. Filling two shopping carts and getting everything we needed resulted in a long stay at Walmart....and way too long to be sitting in a shopping cart for Cohen. He was totally done! Not to mention it was nearing nap time. At the check out line TJ had just finished unloading the first cart with Cohen and was pulling it over to fill it with bagged groceries. I was turned the other way starting to unload the second cart. Cohen stood up just as TJ was pulling the cart quickly towards him and next thing we knew Cohen was face down on the hard floor gasping for a breath. We quickly picked him up and and once he got his breath back he began to scream. We both felt so awful. Luckily there was no blood but we could tell that it was already starting to swell and bruise. TJ finished up with the groceries while I iced Cohen's face. On the way out to the car TJ checked Cohen's face and his eyes were starting to roll so he said we needed to hurry and take him to the hospital in fear of him having a concussion. Problem: We are new in town and have no idea where the hospital is. We ran home and asked our neighbors and they told us where to take him. I sat in the back seat with him the whole time trying to keep him from falling asleep. Once we got to the hospital Cohen acted as if nothing had even happened. He was jumping all over the hospital room...proving exactly why we were there in the first place (the kid has no fear). We spent a good 2 hours at the hospital talking to doctor after doctor...Cohen was proving to be fine but I guess they wanted to monitor us and make sure we weren't beating our child. Finally we got the go ahead and got this poor little boy down for a much needed nap. I only snapped a few shots of the battle wounds cause I still feel so bad...I think I was crying as much when we left the store as he was.
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