TinselRider
Well-Known Member
Hellooooo
Yup you guessed it tonight I landed myself in A&E
for the first time in 7 years of horse ownership!
How did I manage this you ask? I shall tell......
I was putting Lords bandages on his back legs in the stable after grooming him and he kicked his stomach with the opposite hind to the one I was bandaging.....well unfortunatley as he kicked his stomach he swung his leg over to "my" side and he caught my eye in the process
Thinking I just had a graze I jokingly exited the stable saying "MEDIC" (a long standing joke on our place but thats too long to tell
) and I saw the blood dripping into my eye (eeeew)
. I was rushed in to the barn by the YM and cleaned up being told I needed stiches ......not that I could tell as all I could see was the blood
. Anyway I manage to get a lift up to A&E.......It's funny how quickly you get seen to when you say
"I've been kicked in the head by a horse"
So not too long later I have been glued up and had my tet jab, not quite the highlight of the evening for a needlephobic
, also have a nicely swelling eye so no doubt will look like a panda thats been stung in the eyeball by a wasp
Ben and jerrys and some pinapple liquor for those that managed to read
Yup you guessed it tonight I landed myself in A&E
How did I manage this you ask? I shall tell......
I was putting Lords bandages on his back legs in the stable after grooming him and he kicked his stomach with the opposite hind to the one I was bandaging.....well unfortunatley as he kicked his stomach he swung his leg over to "my" side and he caught my eye in the process
Thinking I just had a graze I jokingly exited the stable saying "MEDIC" (a long standing joke on our place but thats too long to tell
"I've been kicked in the head by a horse"
So not too long later I have been glued up and had my tet jab, not quite the highlight of the evening for a needlephobic
Ben and jerrys and some pinapple liquor for those that managed to read