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Didn't hurt too bad,  came down from the tree, my lad put a dressing on it. We chipped up, me dragging branches to him one handed. Stacked the timber, me mostly one handed, but could use cut arm a bit. Cleaned drive, packed up gear, made apologies to customer. Drove mog home, put gear way, stoked boiler with logs.

 

Then got changed and Mrs drove me to hospital.

 

As I walked from the car to A&E the adrenalin must have been wearing off, I got very cold and my teeth began to chatter.

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6 minutes ago, skyhuck said:

Didn't hurt too bad,  came down from the tree, my lad put a dressing on it. We chipped up, me dragging branches to him one handed. Stacked the timber, me mostly one handed, but could use cut arm a bit. Cleaned drive, packed up gear, made apologies to customer. Drove mog home, put gear way, stoked boiler with logs.

 

Then got changed and Mrs drove me to hospital.

 

As I walked from the car to A&E the adrenalin must have been wearing off, I got very cold and my teeth began to chatter.

That looks sore. What dressing did you use to stop the bleeding? I carry Israeli bandage, fortunately I've never had to use it in anger.

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