There is a certain amount of anxiety and terror associated with parenthood. The first time your child falls, knocks their head, or attempts to eat something they shouldn’t,
It’s all too typical to feel a bit panicked, and with good reason—the thought of your child being wounded is terrible. I’ve been told that after your first, things become easier, but worrying is always a part of life.
Darian Depreta, a mother of two, was worried about her daughter’s health when she saw something odd in her mouth when she was playing with her.
A brown patch, round and exceptionally huge, was nestled in the roof of Bella’s mouth. Depreta tried wiping it off first. But she brought Bella to the doctor when it didn’t move.
They had a nurse practitioner meeting. She sought advice from other staff physicians as she was unable to identify the mark or its source.
