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Posted on 10/23/14 at 6:51 pm to Aubie Spr96
Posted on 10/23/14 at 6:51 pm to Aubie Spr96
I can probably make you feel a lot better with my story.
Was in bed one morning when my daughter (1 year old at the time) came into the room crying. She did this a lot so I didn't even budge. After about 5 mins, my wife walked in and said "Where is all this blood coming from?"
My daughter has gotten her finger hung in the bedroom door and almost cut it completely off. Had to rush her to the ER and have it sewed back together.
I feel like a POS all over again just for remembering that morning.
Was in bed one morning when my daughter (1 year old at the time) came into the room crying. She did this a lot so I didn't even budge. After about 5 mins, my wife walked in and said "Where is all this blood coming from?"
My daughter has gotten her finger hung in the bedroom door and almost cut it completely off. Had to rush her to the ER and have it sewed back together.
I feel like a POS all over again just for remembering that morning.
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Posted on 10/23/14 at 7:14 pm to tiger114
My oldest brother was a pole vaulter in high school. We lived out in the country and rigged up a redneck pole vaulting pit (not really a good idea, probably). Dug a hole, put a bunch of foam in it and rigged up some standards.
Anyway, he hurts his elbow pole vaulting the day before a meet at the house. My dad tells him to suck it up and go about his business. The next day for the meet, the coach sees his arm and immediately sends him to the doctor for X-rays. Fractured elbow.
My dad did not feel like an a-hole. He thought it was hilarious, and we all do until this day as well.
There was also the time middle brother fractured his arm in the middle of winter while mudding on his three wheeler. He was so covered in mud that they couldn't take him to the hospital, so my dad sprays him down with a water hose (once again, in near freezing temps) before taking him into the hospital.
Anyway, he hurts his elbow pole vaulting the day before a meet at the house. My dad tells him to suck it up and go about his business. The next day for the meet, the coach sees his arm and immediately sends him to the doctor for X-rays. Fractured elbow.
My dad did not feel like an a-hole. He thought it was hilarious, and we all do until this day as well.
There was also the time middle brother fractured his arm in the middle of winter while mudding on his three wheeler. He was so covered in mud that they couldn't take him to the hospital, so my dad sprays him down with a water hose (once again, in near freezing temps) before taking him into the hospital.
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