Our First Broken Bone

Poor Javin had his very first and I pray the very last broken bone, or should I say broken "BONES". On Nov. 6th he, Tyler and Hunter went outside to go jump on the trampoline. To my better judgment I had told them they could if they were careful and stayed in the middle and away from the side that the netting was ripped. Three weeks ago it started wearing out and had a small hole in it. Well then about 10 days ago Jackie and Jade decided to get up there and have a hey day ripping it apart and playing tug of war with the rest of the netting. You can imagine what it looked like when they got done with it. Anyways so the boys were out jumping when I heard Javin scream, my first thoughts were oh great he and Hunter are fighting. I glanced out and saw Tyler jumping and Hunter walking around, and then I didn't hear Javin again for a moment, well then I heard another scream and he was just coming in the door. I looked at him and the first thing I saw was his left arm mangled and bent out of shape. I panicked. What do I do?
I am so thankful that Shari was here with me, she hurried and called Kenn back from class, and I called the drs office. They said call 911. We did and soon the Fire Dept, Ambulance and Police were all here. Javin refused to look at his arm because he thought he was turning into an alien. Kenn assured his he wasn't but he didn't believe him. After the Firefighters were done checking him out and somewhat bracing his arm, the EMTs took control and loaded him up in the ambulance and I road with him as Kenn followed behind, the one time he got to be an ambulance chaser! Javin kept falling asleep on the 30 min ride there. Between the EMT and I we had to keep nudging him to make sure he was alright. I am sure it was the adrenaline rush etc. that exhausted him. Once we got to Memorial Hospital they took us to the Pediatric ER. Poor Javin actually handled things pretty well. He was full of questions and wanting to know how, what why and when they would be doing stuff to him. The nurses were so good with him. They answered all his questions and tried to make him comfortable. One nurse even raided their toy closet. He got a mini-connect4 game, a dino pack including a mug, a dart game etc. He was even able to play all them with his one good hand, which thank goodness is his right hand, he is right handed. They had to sedate him to straighten up his arm. He ended up breaking both bones in his left arm a couple inches above his wrist. He did NOT enjoy coming out of sedation and not knowing what was going on. The ER doctor set it and then just braced it. We had to go into an orthopedic surgeon on Friday.
Dr Jenkins told us that the ER doctor had done as good of a job as he himself could have done. I was so surprised at how straight they were able to get it. He was very blessed. Javin chose a purple cast that he will be wearing for the next 4-6 weeks. They think because he is so young he will heal in 3-4 weeks. We will go tomorrow the 14th to have it x-rayed and see how he is healing.