Do they x-ray possibly broken bones at Casualty?
Dramas this evening, DD1 hurt her arm skating late yesterday afternoon. Seemed ok and she can still turn her wrist, full movement etc in hand, no swelling, bruising, etc. She slept on it last night - ok thru night- didn't wake from pain or anything, told me it was sore this morning but she felt better than yesterday.
FF to this evening. DD1 arrives home from OSHC brandishing a pink note, apparently she went to office and they bandaged it for her...texted me on my mobile (WTF? Why didn't school ring me at home address where I have been sitting all day & could have picked her up & had it seen to in daylight hours!!!)
Anyway it's now nearly 6 and they've skated off to the GPs to be seen in the dying moments before they close. Just not sure what will happen after that. I'm pretty sure Dr will say "needs xray" which we have neither the funds for nor the time since I'm supposed to be going off for chemo tmrw which pretty much takes the entire day. So, if they go up to Casualty tonight is there *any chance at all* that they will do an xray, or will it be a case of sitting around for 4 hours only to be told to come back in the morning to some sort of clinic???
*deep breath* Given DD's tendency to dramatise on minor injuries, I have no idea whether this is all a beat-up or whether there is a genuine injury or not. Obviously I don't mind caring for her physical wellbeing but i could do without the accompanying drama!!!