You can tell she's never been a contractor.
I had to phone another contractor and say 'My missus has taken a blow to her head. She wants to go to hospital. Yes she's alive. Yes, she still has both legs. Both hands. Yep. Heart. Yep... I know. Unreal isn't it!'
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Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostAt least it's not more serious like a cracked skull.
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Originally posted by Pogle View Post
Not trying to scare you, but injures to the head are not to be taken lightly - especially as you get older.
I've had a few knocks to the head and look at me; I'm a tester FFS!
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostWHS, if she's feeling this ill get her to A&E pronto
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Two words
"Natasha Richardson"
Now stop mucking about and get her checked.
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My dad fell over in the snow last Jan - knocked himself unconscious.
Seemed fine for a bit
But by the end of March was very ill and paralyzed due to slow bleeding on the brain as a result on the blow to the back of his head.
Two holes in his head and 10 months later he's fine.
Not trying to scare you, but injures to the head are not to be taken lightly - especially as you get older.
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Business must be booming at Marillion mansions. Goods are flying off the shelves.
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"it can go on for weeks" is what the girly said.
I'll send you the invoice for that private consultation.
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Only seen one person concussed, he was out for a couple of days, talking nonsence for half a day.
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I did wonder whether I could sue my own insurance.
She put a lamp up on a high shelf to check it. Later she bent down and moved a box, pulling the lead. The lamp had a sharp pointed top and it hit her on the head.
She then tried to carry on serving but a customer pointed out she had blood down her face.
I know what you're thinking. Yes. The lamp was OK.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostMissus took a blow to the head on Friday in the shop. Something heavy fell off and hit her on the head.
How's your insurance? You might never have to work again.
Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostShe's had a headache and felt ill since Friday, but when she saw the doctor they checked her and said nothing was too wrong.
Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostLast night she had a dizzy spell and then had to go to bed about 8pm. This morning she has been in tears & feels sick, with the spot really painful.
Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostJust going to take her to the hospital? But will they do anything?
Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostAnyone had concussion?
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostSomething heavy fell off and hit her on the head.
I've never had concussion, but I knew someone who once told me that when he was concussed he did odd things for a while. He'd fallen off a ladder and went wandering around outside, and phoned up an ex girl friend talking gibberish.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostMissus took a blow to the head on Friday in the shop. Something heavy fell off and hit her on the head.
She's had a headache and felt ill since Friday, but when she saw the doctor they checked her and said nothing was too wrong.
Last night she had a dizzy spell and then had to go to bed about 8pm. This morning she has been in tears & feels sick, with the spot really painful.
Just going to take her to the hospital? But will they do anything?
Anyone had concussion?
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