A&E

[Kraziekatz1]

Good news! Lots of tlc needed.

[Jetpilot]

Horses scare the life out of me, horse riding friends would often comment about how dangerous riding a motorbike was and always said you would never get me on a large animal with a mind of its own.

 

Very pleased to hear all is well, i have nothing but positives to say about a&e, they were certainly 100% on it when i was wheeled through the door with bits of me pointing in the wrong direction, the only thing i thought it lacked was after care, but you cant have everything for a free service

[glrnet]

That's a relief, glad you are all ok

[Commander]

Well she may be broken in body and spirit, but she's still bossing me around so can't be all bad

 

If you want to get some idea of what happened, do a search on Google / YouTube for 'rotational fall'.

 

Thanks again for the kind words.

 

No idea if anybody on here works for the NHS or Ambulance service, but they did a cracking job. Even ended up chatting with her Doctor, a South African lady of about 45, and how she nearly bought a 350HR some years ago but went for a 370 instead - I couldn't believe my ears!

 

Big thanks to the NHS, the Ambulance Service, various friends who ferried us around yesterday and the staff at the riding school.

 

Rich.

[Rock_Steady]

Never nice on your own when your nearest and dearest is in hospital. Thoughts are with you and hope all will be o.k.