Obelixx hooe you get the shopping dine, beware of any cables!!..
Dove, we just have the trees to take down today, then the clean up begins!
I am to FaceTime four year old who was visiting her great nanny yesterday, there was an accident and little one was covered in great nans blood. She is deeply traumatised. Any one any ideas how to treat this? The ambulance men talked to her but daughter said she was screaming during the night
Do we have any child psychologists here?
Last edited: 04 January 2018 08:39:46
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LilyP ... that's a tricky one ... I think simple honesty about what happened and that understandably it was a bit frightening because it was something she'd not experienced before, but explaining that doctors and nurses deal with blood every day.
Is Gt Nan ok? If so explaining that the doctors/nursesthing/paramedics are making her better and everything will be fine ... it's a shame that it made a mess and she was frightened but it's all ok now .... that sort of thing.
If the nightmares and frights continue then nursery/school/GP should have access to a make a referral to a child phsyc therapist for some help.
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Ouch Pat - but good that its not broken
Hope you got some sleep in the midst of the storm Obxx, and that Lizzie is safe and dry. 2018 seems to be full of weather
Hi ChIcky. I don’t expect to typing much for a few days, so make my excuses please.
Perfectly understandable ......we’ll know that you’re still looking in
So we’ll make sure to wave from time to time 
Good morning all
G'day Pat 
Ouch! Make sure you rest that wrist!!!
looks damp out there ... OH has just set off for work ... my plan for today involves a bit
of h*sw*k
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Pat sounds sore, hope It improves quickly
Obelixx hooe you get the shopping dine, beware of any cables!!..
Dove, we just have the trees to take down today, then the clean up begins!
I am to FaceTime four year old who was visiting her great nanny yesterday, there was an accident and little one was covered in great nans blood. She is deeply traumatised. Any one any ideas how to treat this? The ambulance men talked to her but daughter said she was screaming during the night
Do we have any child psychologists here?
Last edited: 04 January 2018 08:39:46
A A Milne
LilyP ... that's a tricky one ... I think simple honesty about what happened and that understandably it was a bit frightening because it was something she'd not experienced before, but explaining that doctors and nurses deal with blood every day.
Is Gt Nan ok? If so explaining that the doctors/nursesthing/paramedics are making her better and everything will be fine ... it's a shame that it made a mess and she was frightened but it's all ok now .... that sort of thing.
If the nightmares and frights continue then nursery/school/GP should have access to a make a referral to a child phsyc therapist for some help.
This may help https://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/stress-anxiety-depression/Pages/anxiety-in-children.aspx
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Yes ... good idea
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thanks this is all helpful
great Nan a lives too far away for her to revisit. Nanny tho is still with her. Maybe she could take a photo and send it
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