My eldest daughter has broken her arm. We were at the hospital last night.

OK. Last night eldest daughter came home form school. She had stayed for choir rehearsal. Whilst waiting for her lift she and a friend decided to go on a see-saw. She then decided to ring me as they were running late. Whilst I was speaking to her she fell off.

To cut a long story short she arrived home in pain and it seemed different to a normal bang/sprain. Off we toddled to A&E. Several hours later we finally saw the x-ray. A little chip off from the side, near the wrist. A quite good break apparently so it should sort itself out quite quickly. We are back to the hospital tomorrow to visit the fracture clinic.

I will keep you informed.

Oh dear.....get well soon!!!

Whoops!
that'll teach her to keep both hands on the see-saw.

I'm sure she'll be fine (and will probably lap up all the attention)...its probably worse for you.

Oh dear!!

Is it her writing hand?? I would think that she will heal very quickly. My daughter broke her elbow quite badly when she was six, had a pot on & pins in & was back to normal in about 6 weeks. Mind you, she broke her writing arm and got so used to using her other she had problems going back to using her original!!

Anyway, best wishes for a speedy recovery .....and better balance on a see saw

Hope she is better soon.

Oh dear...hope she is better soon..what a pain though having to hang around hospital for all that time xxx

Ouchie Poor thing.
Hope all goes well today, let us know when you know how she is.
{{{{hugs}}}} to all.

Awwww poor soul ,wishing her a speedy recovery .Love signing stookies too ,could you sign Thee Boobah on it for me pleeeeease, xxxxxxxx

Aww poor girl, hope its not too painful x

Unfortunatelyit is a half cast and so has abange outer layer over the plaster. Apparently we can not sign it!!!I might find a tiny spot though!