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    Unhappy Traumatic Weekend

    My 6 year old son slipped over on the landing on Sunday evening. His head hit the wall on a corner and he ended up with a huge bump and deep gash spurting blood . We bundled him off to hospital where the gash was cleaned and stitched. I kept him off school yesterday but he seemed ok (arguing with my 3 year old mindee etc )

    However, I think I've been traumatised for life!
    Kids, who'd have 'em?

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    Oh poor you hope he is feeling a bit better today ?

    I know what you mean about kids though you could have a heart attack with them

    Hope you are ok

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    Poor you and poor son. Hope you both feel better.

    Does anyone else find that they are fine and calm if a mindee hurts themselves and can deal with it sensibly but when it is one of your own you go to jelly and and cant remember any first aid and start to panic. (or is that just me?)

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    Oh no poor wee soul. Sounds like he had a nasty one. Glad he seems to be feeling ok now though.

    Emler x

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    Quote Originally Posted by annie337 View Post
    Poor you and poor son. Hope you both feel better.

    Does anyone else find that they are fine and calm if a mindee hurts themselves and can deal with it sensibly but when it is one of your own you go to jelly and and cant remember any first aid and start to panic. (or is that just me?)

    Annie x
    I'm very calm and bossy in an emergency....it's just afterwards I have a meltdown.
    Bubbly, hope your son feels ok now.

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    oh I hope he is ok Bubbly, you feel so helpless dont you xxx
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    Poor little mite!

    I hope that you are both ok Bubbly!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Twinkles View Post
    I'm very calm and bossy in an emergency....it's just afterwards I have a meltdown.
    Bubbly, hope your son feels ok now.

    I'm exactly the same LOL!

    I hope your son heals asap! A bottle of wine should calm your nerves!
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    I did that on a piece of barbed wire when I was young... still have the scar! Poor little man... it must have hurt!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bubbly View Post
    My 6 year old son slipped over on the landing on Sunday evening. His head hit the wall on a corner and he ended up with a huge bump and deep gash spurting blood . We bundled him off to hospital where the gash was cleaned and stitched. I kept him off school yesterday but he seemed ok (arguing with my 3 year old mindee etc )

    However, I think I've been traumatised for life!
    Kids, who'd have 'em?

    poor little mite i am sure he is loving the attention though


    when sam's best friend hit him over the head with a corner of a video box when they were 3 there was blood everywhere and i was convinced i was going to see brain, i couldn't deal with it, i was in floods of tears my poor baby hurt by a nasty boy anyway of course there wasn't brain but there is still a lovely scar 14 years later xx

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    That must have been really scary.

    Hope he's okay today.

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    Im the same can cope with most of what life throws at me when I go out with mindees or when I take 20 brownies away for the weekend on pack holiday. Don't give it a second thought and love doing it but my 11 year old son is going to Paris in the summer with school for 2 whole nights - how will he cope -how will I cope
    Does us good sometimes to experience the panic, worry and concern leaving our children in someone elses care and responsibility!

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    Hope he is alright today.

    Lorraine xx

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    Oh dear!

    Hope he is ok now, poor little thing

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    Hope he's feeling much better now

    You'll be watching him like a hawk now in case he trips

    Hope you've got over the trauma

    Miffy xx

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    Hope he's better soon. I know how you feel, I was really shaken up when DS had a trip to hospital last year after falling off his bike (no helmet on) off a skateboard ramp. We were on our way to park so fortunately we came by just after it happened. Had to half carry ds, carry mindee and get a mindee to push his bike to get us home and called dh home from work as too many mindees for car. DS broke his nose, injured his forehead top & bottom lips & gums, chin and that little bit between your nose & top lip. Big red bleeding stripe from hairline to neck.

    So then we got the card from hospital about concussion so ds had time off school and then stayed in at playtime (with his friend who broke leg the day before!) and missed pe for ages.

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    I hope your son is feeling better soon.

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    Poor you ! Hope he gets better soon!

    JAna x

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    I hope he is feeling better todya

    I remember a few weeks before Timmy broke up from school when he was 7 and he was busy playing in the garden in the pool and he ran into the kitchen and slipped, as his feet were wet and he gashed his head on the door step runner. Ouch! I took him to hospital but they said he would be ok.
    I let him have the next day off school and when he went back he had some boy keep hitting him on the back of the head on the gash.
    I complained to the school as he was sent to the medical room but they never gave me an incident/accident report. i was fuming. They did appologise, and the headteacher even rang to make sure everything was ok.

    Kids hey? They worry you to death

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    hi,im for ever telling my 4 year old to stop running or to stop doing this and that its like waiting for an accident to happen with her, there such a worry, hope he is on the mend.
    love chelle.x

 

 
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