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Daughter fell and banged head

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alwaysworriedtoo · 14/06/2016 23:22

My dd is 11 and when she was in park earlier she fell off a running hoop and as she fell forward the side of her head in front of her ear and a bit above near temple, in her sideburns erea, hit the plastic wheel she messaged me at home so I went to park to her, she said it really hurt but not enough to make her cry. She seemed ok and from bump notes at school I know what to look out for re concussion etc but now I daren't go to sleep in case there is some injury I don't know about inside like a bleed. She's been ok eaten food not acted weirdly and now the bit of a mark that was there has gone and she said before she went to bed that it doesn't hurt. Am I just being too anxious? I daren't google Anything!

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Fanjango · 14/06/2016 23:27

If she didn't lose consciousness and she's been fine since then there's nothing to worry about. If she was groggy or sick after then that's another story. Let her rest.

alwaysworriedtoo · 14/06/2016 23:35

Thanks, I know she wasn't sick but don't know if she was groggy after she did it. I'm going to be an ott mother and sleep In her room!

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Fanjango · 14/06/2016 23:38

Awwww. You know she's going to think you're weird when you explain....aww mum, I'm fine duh!! Grin
Do what you need to to be comfortable. She'll be fine. Rest well both X

alwaysworriedtoo · 14/06/2016 23:51

Should add she went to bed at nine fifteen, just in case anyone thinks I'm mean and wierd keeping her up all hours! ( injured at about fiveish)

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alwaysworriedtoo · 14/06/2016 23:52

Thanks fanjango!

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Fanjango · 14/06/2016 23:53

Hahaha. I assumed as much. Mind you I also have older kids, child free evenings are a thing of the past, illness is the only time when they aren't around in the evening Grin

alwaysworriedtoo · 15/06/2016 00:31

It's good to get the perspective of someone with older kids ( been there done that!) our dd is at that age now here she doesn't automatically get in our bed when she wakes up I miss it ! Though I do like it when she's gone to bed and I can watch something just for me!

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alwaysworriedtoo · 15/06/2016 08:41

When she saw I was there she was like 'what are you doing?!' But then she went back to sleep and this morning relished the fact that I was there which was very nice! And she seems perfectly fine, another omg I am such a worrier! Still going to give her a note for school just in case...!

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Fanjango · 15/06/2016 11:17

Glad it turned out okay. You're lucky, some kids that age would think you were mad Wink
Happy she's feeling okay

alwaysworriedtoo · 15/06/2016 19:52

Thank you so much. I'm glad there was someone (you!) out there when I needed that bit of reassurance and someone to listen! 😊

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