Any parent knows that kids like to play with things they shouldn’t and will put just about anything in their mouth or nose when you’re not looking, and for one California mom, her little girl’s mischief sent them on a 6-month wild goose chase.
For over six months, 5-year-old Khloe and her mom Katelyn Powell visited doctor after doctor for a constant runny nose that was green and smelled horribly. Over the months, they visited three different kinds of doctors, including an ear/nose/throat specialist and even a dentist, to figure out what was wrong but none of the medicine they prescribed her for the sinus infection they believed she had made any difference.
They were all getting frustrated that nothing seemed to be helping, until one day Khloe’s uncle asked her to blow her nose hard and a 1.5-inch safety pin finally dislodged from her tiny nose. “I almost passed out,” Powell said. “I couldn’t believe it. It was huge. I was like, ‘Where did this come from!'”
Khloe tried to pretend she had no idea where the safety pin had come from, but after some questioning, she finally revealed she had found a bag of safety pins six months ago and wanted to see how far up she could get a pin up her nose.
“She’s amazing now and there hasn’t been any stinky discharge since, but we just want to be cautious,” Powell said. “We’ve also since had the talk and there will be nothing going up in her nose again. Never again.”
Watch the entire video below to see this horrified mom’s reaction to finding out her daughter had a safety pin lodged up her nose for 6 months.
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5-Year-Old’s Mysterious Illness Is Suddenly Cured When A Safety Pin Falls Out Of Her Nose is an article from: LifeDaily