I don't think that collar bones are particularly difficult to break, but I am hoping that isn't the case for your little man :hugs:
I am glad that they were able to come home, and I hope you get some clear answers this morning with the x-ray. It can be so tricky prioritising health cover, hopefully you can find a way to maintain the ambo cover, JIC.
I hope you eventually got a bit of sleep overnight as well and you were up in the wee hours!
Take care
xxoo
DS1 broke his collarbone about 7weeks ago. He was jumping on our bed and I asked him to sit down then I said let's go get you some lunch and he rolled of the bed longways and landed so softly didn't think he would cry or be hurt etc and yep it was broken so it can happen very easily, confusing though if he was fine going to sleep and woke up screaming! Maybe it is something around the collarbone or is there something in his room he could have fallen off, bedside table etc but he thinks he would be in trouble if he said so??
I hope the X-ray is clear and that it is just a minor sprain or something from sleeping funny on it
BTW, public hospital to public hospital is free, but if you get trasnferred from a public to a private hospital then you have to pay for the ambulance.
Ouchy...sorry to hear it was a fracture, amazing that he was ok with it for so long. Hope he's comfortable now and you know those young bones heal pretty quickly.
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