The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Community => Coffee Lounge => Topic started by: Bionic on July 04, 2012, 09:16:50 am
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Yesterday morning I tripped over in the stable yard.
It all seemed to happen in slow motion. It was pouring with rain (when isn't it) and I caught my toe on a low step. My feet seemed to be paddling in mid air trying to find my footing. I put my hands out to save my face but knowing that I could well break a wrist. I went down hard with both hands and my right knee hitting the concrete.
I was face down but managed to flip myself over and when OH arrived I was lying in a puddle looking like a turned turtle. My heart was racing 19 to the dozen but some how I don't seem to have done any damage. Not even a bruise to show for it this morning.
Someone was watching over me :)
Sally
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What a fright though :o As you say, while everything is in slow motion a milluon horrors flash through your mind. Glad you are okay, but you do know the stiffness usually sets in bu the second day :bouquet:
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Thanks for that kind reminder omnipeasant ;D
Sally
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Glad you are ok :-*
I strongly recommend ibuprofen washed down with plenty of your choice of alcohol, for the delayed stiffness :)
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Isn't life fun, Glad you did'nt get hurt. just think of the cost of straightening out all your metalwork. :innocent:
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Isn't life fun, Glad you did'nt get hurt. just think of the cost of straightening out all your metalwork. :innocent:
Trust you, Doug! :D
Glad you're okay, Sally :-*
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....and no-one was there with a camera :innocent:
Sounds like a close shave Sally; I'm glad you're ok and didn't have to be carted off in a wheelbarrow like Tizaala, by handsome men in uniform :o 8)
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Having had a similar incident involving a pig last year which left me on crutches for a month i'm relieved you're ok, at least you didn't go bum over tit in the pig poo!
Keep taking the tablets :-J
Mandy :pig:
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BH came off the quad bike on the road last year, same thing - used his arm to protect his head, knowing he was risking injury to the arm.
Had sore weak arm and grumbled for months. After lambing ::), went to doctor, yes he'd fractured a small bone in his wrist and it was now too late to do anything about it. ::) So it's healed now but will never be as good as it was - or as it would have been if he'd had it seen to in the first place. ::)
So, Sally - if there's stiffness that persists beyond a couple of days... get it looked at! (:wagging finger: icon required.)
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Will do mum ;D
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Will do mum ;D
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Glad you managed to avoid any damage!
Dans