Harley & paramedics
- Thread starter Naya
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- The Hague, The Netherlands
Emily_Babbelhund
Mama Red HOT Pepper
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- Regensburg, Germany
I know you're putting the emphasis on Harley here (and she surely was a star!) but it must have been terrifying for you. So glad they were able to rule out the worst causes and that you are back home now. I hope you and Harley can have a healing rest today. 
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
I hope you're feeling better today xx
Naya
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- Location
- Bristol, UK
Thanks for asking Cath. Im ok as long as I don’t move too quickly. Harley snuggled up lots last night which was lovely.
Im on very strong painkillers due to my injuries so the hospital wouldn’t give me anything else to have at home. If it hurts too much today I’ve been told to call the GP as they can prescribe something stronger like liquid morphine. I’m hoping not to do this, but might change my mind as the day goes on.So glad you are ok (as far as all the really bad stuff goes). What a beautiful girl Harley is
The worst pain I’ve had was from a torn chest (rib) muscle. Had to have a fentanyl injection. Do you have decent painkillers?
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- Close to Devon/Somerset border
Oh hell, just catching up and this must have been absolutely terrifying for you @Naya . What a precious girl Harley is protecting and comforting you in the most sensible and reliable way with strangers 'doing' things to you.
Thank goodness you are able to be at home and cared for and that it was diagnosed for treatment.
Take it easy and hugs for you and Harley
Thank goodness you are able to be at home and cared for and that it was diagnosed for treatment.
Take it easy and hugs for you and Harley
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- East Sussex
That sounds a very scary experience, but glad it was nothing life-threatening. Hope you start to heal soon. x
Oh lord Naya, I do hope you are ok... What a horrible experience. And Harley - such a star 
Boogie
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- Manchester UK
Goodness. Glad it’s not serious.
I hope your shoulder heals soon, it’s an awful place to have pain.
I hope your shoulder heals soon, it’s an awful place to have pain.
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- Essex, U.K.
How frightening for you and glad you are back at home and it wasn't really serious, although horrible enough. But isn't Harley amazing? What a lovely girl
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- Malvern Worcestershire
How frightening for you and what a great support to you Harley was. How on earth do you think you tore that muscle! It must be so painful, hope the liquid morphine is helping.
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- Ontario, Canada
What a horrible ordeal for you...wow. I’m glad Harley was such a super star! I hope you’re feeling better very soon.
Naya
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- Location
- Bristol, UK
Harley really is a star 
. She’s been so good and gentle with me today. Im really not sure how I done it really. I slipped a few days ago and used my arm to grab a fence to stop me falling, but i didn’t hurt then.
Im ok as long as I stay still. I’ve sorted Harleys food out for the next few days as I buy frozen chubbs and I’ve had to sit backdown as in a lot of pain again. GP is going to call me tomorrow and will decide then if they will give me the morphine or codeine. I’m now off work until next week, so fingers crossed it eases soon. Thanks all x
. She’s been so good and gentle with me today. Im really not sure how I done it really. I slipped a few days ago and used my arm to grab a fence to stop me falling, but i didn’t hurt then. Im ok as long as I stay still. I’ve sorted Harleys food out for the next few days as I buy frozen chubbs and I’ve had to sit backdown as in a lot of pain again. GP is going to call me tomorrow and will decide then if they will give me the morphine or codeine. I’m now off work until next week, so fingers crossed it eases soon. Thanks all x
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- Canberra, Australia
With the experience of mine I mentioned above I didn’t get the pain till about 36 hours after the incident. Then, bam!