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Topic: Oh, my aching head! How stupid am I?

Starfall1969
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 17353

posted

After having migraine-like headaches for 4 days, I was finally starting to have at least an hour or so without some semblance of pain.

So what did I do last night?

I was climbing up the swingset, and I got distracted by my son.

WHAM!!! I slammed my head right into the one bar on top of the swingset.

Now my head is killing me again, nice little lump on top, my neck kind of hurts, and my teeth hurt from clamping them on impact.

Do I now qualify for Stupid Person of the year?

Posts: 1682 | From Dillsburg, PA | Registered: Sep 2008 | IP: Logged |

2roads
Frequent Contributor (1K+ posts)
Member # 4409

posted

No Starfall,

You take first prize for awesome mother of the year.

Anyone that can be hurting for four days, and with the littlest sign of relief, go outside and make it up to her little ones by such active play is amazing.

Sorry this happened. When I have a headache, whoa..I am out of commission.

You went beyond stepping up to the plate to head bonging on the swing set. [bonk]

Put some ice on it, and please feel better soon-

2roads

Posts: 2214 | From West Chester, PA | Registered: Aug 2003 | IP: Logged |

Jin
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Dear Starfall1969,
I am sorry you hit your head! That really had to hurt. We all do something like this once in a while. I am naturally bumping into things all of the time just walking. Our new kitchen table is so large that the chairs with metal trim are always getting us all! Take it easy, and be sure to get checked out just in case.

Sincerely,
Jin

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