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kendal
08-29-2011, 05:03 PM
their is a 16 year age gap between myself and my youngest brother who is 7 so iv always kind of had a third parent role with him rather than siblings. and I'm used to dealing with him coming home crying because he has hurt himself. but today he really scared me.

i was sitting brushing Echo and herd screaming and a voice crying "it hurts" at first i just herd the screaming and thought the kids were just messing about but it was getting closer to the house and sounded like Innes i jumped up and ran to the door thinking he was being attacked. just as i got to the door i saw a shape of a childed(I'm used to his palls coming to the door saying he has fallen or something)

i opened the door and their was Innes standing in front of me crying his face and hand covered in blood, i then saw he was carrying a skateboard which led me back to his head and i realized he had no helmet on (my mum has never let any of us on a bike or anything without a helmet) i didn't quite shout but i did raze my voice asking where was his helmet, well that just set him off worse as he realized he wasn't weiring it (how he forgot i will never know as he has never been out without it before)

oh i might add his dad was in the garden and my mum was at the hairdressers


so i got him into the bathroom quick, as their was lots of blood i didnt know what to look at first so i got his hand under the tap which revealed that he hadn't hurt his hand luckily. i then cleaned up his face fortunately the blood was all from his nose but he has grazed his nose top lip, bottom lip and chin. he even had blood in his mouth i think he knocked his teeth but hopefully hasn't damaged them as when i get him to rinse his mouth out no more blood came and everything looked OK.

innes is an over reacter so as i was cleaning him up he is scrawling "I'm dying" and the only response i had for him was "you are bloody lucky you are able to cry" as i had images of him lying on the ground with his head split open.

during all this commotion his dad didn't come in from the garden (adm,itedly we are used to innes coming in screaming because he has a skelf but still this sounded much worse and he was out side so would have heard it louder) he went and told his dad who then tried to call my mum (don't think i would have done this as i had sorted him out and it was nothing serious) so my mum came home in a blind panic (his dad gave her the pair minimum details)

anyway the best bit is he is going to his aunties wedding this Saturday, and is going to look stunning in the photos with his scabby nose, lips and chin.

but i have never been so angry and scared, only seen him with a bloody nose once before when someone kicked a foot ball and it bounced off the wall and hit him in the face.

I'm sure he has put me off having kids for life, even my mum admits if she had him first she would never have had myself or Haig.

ali-s.j.
08-29-2011, 05:07 PM
Oh Kendal, what a fright! I've been lucky with my 2 boys, they were never that adventurous as wee ones, I think I got off pretty lightly ....

kendal
08-29-2011, 05:16 PM
See haig and i weren't like that, lol the worst panic i think my mum had with me was that i sum-how got myself and my bike in the center of a group of jaggy bushes lol mum said it was as if someone had picked me up and pleased me in the center as their was no track in to the bushes.


i just don't understand Way we hen out without his helmet, his wee pall next door doesn't wair one but he know he has to wair it. i really could have throttle him myself.


when he was 2 he pulled a radiator cover over on top of himself and ended up in A&E for butterfly stitches, i came home from school to find ornaments everywhere and the house empty.

we also have stairs at the side of out house which he went over the handle bars of his bike and fell down them without a scratch.

he is unbelievable.

Sezra
08-29-2011, 07:17 PM
My youngest Henry is only five but he has scared me a few times with injuries, the worse are when he has fallen and bitten his tongue or mouth as there is always so much more blood and I can never see what he has done. I am always surprised at how calm I am when dealing with it, it us after I have an OMG moment! The worst thing that he did was lose a tooth as a toddler, that really upset me, hopefully the new one will grow soon. I hope innes is ok, sounds like you are a fab big sister and he is lucky to have you looking after him. X

mandym
08-30-2011, 02:58 AM
omg you must have got such a scare.What a relief he is ok.There is 12 years between me and my little bro and he was exactly the same lol xxx

francesjl
08-30-2011, 05:50 AM
Boys !!
I have 4 of them, luckily 3 have made it to adults, and no 4 is now nearly 15 so hoping I'm over the worst !!:D

lady amanda
08-30-2011, 09:15 AM
Oh my, that boy is sure a boys boy....accidents everywhere! well good on you for taking care of him. and I will sure bet that he never forgets his helmet again

JoJo
08-30-2011, 01:39 PM
Oh Kendal ... what an exciting life you lead .. poor Innes in the wars, and the wedding photos, you will to tell him to give a really massive cheesy grin ... he will look so cute that the grazes won’t matter .. people will just “ahhh look at that little lads big cheesy grin” :)

pixie
08-30-2011, 05:12 PM
Oh Kendal what a scare! I have 3 boys and a step-son,No broken bones or serious injuries as yet(touch wood) but my middle son Fin is a'do it now think later' kind of boy:eek: so we have had quite a few bumps and scrapes over the years! I know too well what boys are like:) Hope he is feeling better now

kendal
08-30-2011, 05:37 PM
lol he is fine, compleatly forgoten about it, its mee who keeps reliving it. it think its because its the first big thing i have had to deal with.

normaly he comes in over reacting about a bumped knee or something and its normaly the "have you made another hole in the ground that i need to fix/pay for" or "rite wheres the hack so lets the this leg off" that chears him up as i know he is fine but i just flipped at this becuse of how bad it could have been.

lol oh well its all good preperation if i ever have any kids of my own. he take it all from his dad as he was always in acidents, so i think we have lots of this to come.

my mum never got propperly hurt as a chiled and neither did myself or haig, my dad broke his collar bone falling off a minitur poney when he was 17 (messing about with palls dont know how he maneged it)

kendal
09-04-2011, 05:28 PM
well he got to the wedding lol even though i fell a further 4 times and the school had to call us twice to let us know and i had to go pick him up as he fell out the school door.


anyway he stole the show and aparently was a wee star and a ladys man, never off the dance floor, always dancing with the tallest of the gilrs lol
he did well it was almost midnight before they lest the wedding and he fell asleep in the car.


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Kel
09-04-2011, 11:15 PM
Those pictures are adorable! Love the kilt and how all the blue matches on him, even his glasses :)

pixie
09-05-2011, 04:16 AM
What fantastic photos!!!! He looks brill in his kilt,looks like he enjoyed himself boys are very resiliant you know:D x

kendal
09-05-2011, 04:39 AM
lol mum said he never sat down the hole night. always dancing, he was ove of 3 boys the same age, they were never on the dance floor and were deshevled but half wey through the night. where as Innes still looked the way he did when he turned up, lol he came home with about £25 because people kept putting money in his sporran(pouch at the frount of his kilt). then mum flipped out at him for removing his Sgian Dubh(knife in his sock traditonal part of the outfit) it was plastic but my mum is very superstitisos the blade is only to be drawn in battle, if you remove it you should draw blood so you normaly cut your hand then return it to your sock.

lol he has a kilt from when he was like 3 lol he is such a skinny boy he has the height of an 8 yearold but the weist and torso of a 4 year old so it still fitted him but looked like a mini skirt.

pixie
09-05-2011, 05:59 AM
Mini skirt... ha ha Bless him! We went to a wedding not so long ago and the groom was scottish and was in a kilt etc....he looked amazing so much better than a boring old suit and tie! I really want to get a kilt for the winter to wear with tights and boots a proper one made in scotland:) Any suggestions?