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Post by moo on Apr 4, 2014 3:34:45 GMT
Wow goat..... Our kid doesn't do anything by halves bless him does he???
Heart in mouth time.... But sooo cool street cred for plaster casts.... Bet he has become the cool kid everyone just dying to sign the cast!!.....
Good luck with stopping him running about for a month.  .... Patent it if you manage it you'll be worth a fortune!!!
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Post by justbserene11 on Apr 4, 2014 6:36:47 GMT
Wow! Poor you, what a shock...it is never nice when your child has to take a visit to the hospital. i bet 'our kid' will love this story of how he got his 'war wound' when he is older.....  |
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Post by corkwing on Apr 4, 2014 9:25:33 GMT
Well, let's hope no more A&E visits for a while at least.
All the best,
Corkwing
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Post by Deleted on Apr 4, 2014 10:32:03 GMT
Blimey our Kid doesn't do things by half does he?
Word of warning though, with two A&E visits in less than 4 months, if you are not careful you will have child protection checking things out. They do keep a record of hospital visits and these days they do check if there are too many visits or broken bones, so do be careful as he is still a LAC.
Think he might have to do some quieter activities for a while although the broken arm should slow him down a bit.
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Post by goat on Apr 4, 2014 16:41:17 GMT
Hi
Thanks for the best wishes.
We have had a couple of phone calls from the SW and she arranged our SW to pop round.
They are very supportive, but we are very aware that he is being watched !
That's his second A and E after cutting his chin open so we better watch out.
It's embarrassing as I am a Paramedic , thankfully not based locally!
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Post by bagpuss72 on Apr 4, 2014 17:14:26 GMT
Tut Tut Goat, and you a paramedic too   Boys will be boys, I hope our kid is on the mend very soon. |
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Post by caledonia on Apr 7, 2014 12:32:55 GMT
Hi Goat
Sounds like an action packed weekend! My two are both very accident prone and we are frequent visitors to our local A&E - so much so that the Senior Consultant has told me I am getting my own chair in the waiting room! I am constantly worried that social work will be called - in December and January we had ten trips to A&E mostly with DD although DS had three visits but so far nothing has come of it. I think that because they know that DD has ADHD (not diagnosed but thats what the consultant says) and DS has muscular problems its not a problem but it is still a worry. It has proved useful though as when DD went their with concussion the young doctor said she was fine - the senior consultant took one look at her - limp, pale and clingy - and said she was very poorly and she got the treatment she needed as she normally bounces round the place or is chatting, singing and figiting even with a broken arm.
Hope 'our kid' gets well soon and that the social work visit goes smoothly.
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Post by goat on Apr 7, 2014 21:57:27 GMT
EEk Caledonia, thats a lot!
Thanks for the kind words, he's coping very well. The consultant is looking to reduce to a smaller cast end of the week so all is good. He STILL hasn't woken up at night. Bless him.!
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2014 6:37:13 GMT
Elbow pads, knee pads and a crash helmut needed and that's just for you Goat. |
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Post by justbserene11 on Apr 8, 2014 7:47:51 GMT
What about full body armour, like what you wear when skiing |
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