She is in a good position now it seems. The pelvis appears to have stayed intact After they took off the pelvic binder. The bleeding had stopped by last night and It appears the bleeding did not start again after the pelvis band was removed. she had ruptured a small artery.
This is the best case scenario. It may mean that her pelvis bone will heal without need for intervention. she had broken it in 5 places.
The surgeon also suggest her collarbone will heal of its own accord too.
This girl has been allowed to move her torso a bit and her legs.( she had her legs tied together till they took the pelvic binder off.
She may be a bit restricted in her movement for a while. This will be a challenge considering she was out before dawn in the rain and the dark trying to catch a Fox with some sardines ( she climbed up the pile of logs to watch him take the bait and follow him back to his den... mmmm)
Attached is a photo of the log that must have hit or rolled over her - bottom of pile
Thank God again with us for keeping her out of more harm and for the ways he has cared and provided for us through a very fast ambulance ride to Sydney children's hospital, kind and skilled doctors, nurses and good healing.
Oh, thank you God that Ellen's been allowed
to move, a bit, her torso and her legs.
We understand your healing comes, somehow,
with more time to reflect. This ain't the dregs,
the bottom of the barrel, or the slops.
For curses you give are to bless us more.
I think your blessing prob'ly never stops,
just like your love that's never failed before.
Please help her with these challenging demands.
Your love of life still grows within her now.
We're glad that God knows, and he understands.
We thank you God - you've helped her not to sour,
and lose her impish, "Dad-joke" sense of hue-
mer - that would be the worst thing of the lot.
Provisions and the care you've given too,
the speed and skill that blessed her, she has got!
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