A child excitedly discovers what they believe to be baby dinosaur teeth and a tailbone in the ground. They then go inside to eat popcorn but soon complain of a stomachache. The child is diagnosed with the "Soda Cat" condition, which is treated by Dr. Crazy Daisy. However, the child soon develops the "Wiggly Worms" condition, which requires surgery to remove the worms from their stomach.
The child's sibling, Lizzy, is then diagnosed with the "Lizzy Bear Grizzlies" condition, which causes her to become angry and turn into a grizzly bear. Dr. Crazy Daisy administers a shot to cure Lizzy, and then treats the child for the "Froggy Hobby" condition, which is caused by not washing their hands properly before eating. The doctor teaches the children the importance of using soap when washing their hands to prevent future illnesses.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A person found what they think are baby dinosaur teeth and a tailbone while digging in the dirt.
2. They went inside to eat popcorn after getting hungry.
3. One of the individuals, a boy, ate something that made his stomach feel like it had bubbles inside.
4. Dr. Crazy Daisy was called to help the boy.
5. The boy was diagnosed with "the case of the soda cats" by Dr. Crazy Daisy.
6. Dr. Crazy Daisy treated the boy, and he started to feel better.
7. Later, the boy started to feel unwell again, and Dr. Crazy Daisy diagnosed him with "the bad case of the wiggly worms".
8. Dr. Crazy Daisy performed surgery on the boy to remove the worms.
9. The boy felt better after the surgery.
10. The boy's sister, Lizzy, got angry and was diagnosed with "the case of the lizzie bear grizzlies" by Dr. Crazy Daisy.
11. Dr. Crazy Daisy gave Lizzy a shot to treat her condition.
12. Dr. Crazy Daisy used a hot bandage on Lizzy, which made her feel better.
13. The boy was later diagnosed with "froggy hobbies" by Dr. Crazy Daisy.
14. Dr. Crazy Daisy treated the boy's condition by removing something from his ear.
15. The cause of the boy's symptoms was not washing his hands with soap before eating food.