Feel bad for ringing an ambulance though.Originally Posted by 93patrol
Seeing her in excruciating pain screaming for half hour was just too much.
Feel bad for ringing an ambulance though.
Seeing her in excruciating pain screaming for half hour was just too much.
Never feel bad about ringing an ambulance, better to play it safe, glad she is ok.
DX grunt (12th April 2014), MudRunnerTD (12th April 2014)
Glad everything is fine Andy, would have been scary that's for sure.
No need to feel bad mate, you did what any parent would do in that situation.
DX grunt (12th April 2014)
Geezus Andy, glad its turned out ok
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Everything still Ok I hope, the onset of anything as a child can be hard to watch.
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Been through similar with my kids..... not much fun !!!
These are the reasons I have full Ambulance cover for the whole family.
Hodge (12th April 2014)
Never ever feel bad for calling an ambulance when they rock up and transport you to the hospital it's easier for them to concentrate on the task at hand rather than get emotional as parents do and lose concentration on the road
This kind of stuff was explained to us on our occupational first aid course we do every 2 years
One of your babies having convulsions is a damn scary thing to happen. I am very glad to read Mia is okay now.
My advice is: not to follow my advice.
Glad mia is ok mate you need a doc or ambo mate dont ever hessitate
just do it never feel embarraced
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