The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
#1
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The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
Hi,
I had the number somewhere and can I find it?
Does anyone know the telephone number of the oz equivalent of the NHS helpline.
Little was running around the house, he accidently stubbed his foot into the door frame (OUCH! It really hurts doesn't it!). His little toe is bigger than normal and bluey/ black so it must've took the force of the knock.
OH says you can't mend a broken toe and that docs would just tell you to go home? Is this true?
Thanks
Carmel
I had the number somewhere and can I find it?
Does anyone know the telephone number of the oz equivalent of the NHS helpline.
Little was running around the house, he accidently stubbed his foot into the door frame (OUCH! It really hurts doesn't it!). His little toe is bigger than normal and bluey/ black so it must've took the force of the knock.
OH says you can't mend a broken toe and that docs would just tell you to go home? Is this true?
Thanks
Carmel
#2
Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
Hi,
I had the number somewhere and can I find it?
Does anyone know the telephone number of the oz equivalent of the NHS helpline.
Little was running around the house, he accidently stubbed his foot into the door frame (OUCH! It really hurts doesn't it!). His little toe is bigger than normal and bluey/ black so it must've took the force of the knock.
OH says you can't mend a broken toe and that docs would just tell you to go home? Is this true?
Thanks
Carmel
I had the number somewhere and can I find it?
Does anyone know the telephone number of the oz equivalent of the NHS helpline.
Little was running around the house, he accidently stubbed his foot into the door frame (OUCH! It really hurts doesn't it!). His little toe is bigger than normal and bluey/ black so it must've took the force of the knock.
OH says you can't mend a broken toe and that docs would just tell you to go home? Is this true?
Thanks
Carmel
#3
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 13,233
Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
Hi,
I had the number somewhere and can I find it?
Does anyone know the telephone number of the oz equivalent of the NHS helpline.
Little was running around the house, he accidently stubbed his foot into the door frame (OUCH! It really hurts doesn't it!). His little toe is bigger than normal and bluey/ black so it must've took the force of the knock.
OH says you can't mend a broken toe and that docs would just tell you to go home? Is this true?
Thanks
Carmel
I had the number somewhere and can I find it?
Does anyone know the telephone number of the oz equivalent of the NHS helpline.
Little was running around the house, he accidently stubbed his foot into the door frame (OUCH! It really hurts doesn't it!). His little toe is bigger than normal and bluey/ black so it must've took the force of the knock.
OH says you can't mend a broken toe and that docs would just tell you to go home? Is this true?
Thanks
Carmel
#4
Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
Sorry to hijack this thread Wendy, but I think that my house may be on fire, and I'm not really sure what I should do. There are flames and smoke coming up the stairs now, so I thought the best course of action would be to post on an internet newsgroup...
S
#5
Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
I think the OP was asking for help and advice - having not since arrived in Oz and having 2 small children around and no family
#6
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Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
No problem swerv o, mine definately isn't a matter of life or death like yours sounds like it could be.........
Son hasn't complained of it since only when it happened and he has said it doesn't hurt, so it must be ok.
Need to dig that number out for future reference!
Thanks for the website details, had a look on the nhs website, great for future reference too!
Carmel
Son hasn't complained of it since only when it happened and he has said it doesn't hurt, so it must be ok.
Need to dig that number out for future reference!
Thanks for the website details, had a look on the nhs website, great for future reference too!
Carmel
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Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
No problem swerv o, mine definately isn't a matter of life or death like yours sounds like it could be.........
Son hasn't complained of it since only when it happened and he has said it doesn't hurt, so it must be ok.
Need to dig that number out for future reference!
Thanks for the website details, had a look on the nhs website, great for future reference too!
Carmel
Son hasn't complained of it since only when it happened and he has said it doesn't hurt, so it must be ok.
Need to dig that number out for future reference!
Thanks for the website details, had a look on the nhs website, great for future reference too!
Carmel
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Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
S
#9
Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
Maybe your earlier post should have given that advice then? Just a thought
#10
Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
But it does seem to me that an increasing number of people seem to absolve themselves of all common sense in favour of what people will tell them on a newsgroup.
S
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Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
well i found it funny and informative too
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Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
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Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
Hi,
I had the number somewhere and can I find it?
Does anyone know the telephone number of the oz equivalent of the NHS helpline.
Little was running around the house, he accidently stubbed his foot into the door frame (OUCH! It really hurts doesn't it!). His little toe is bigger than normal and bluey/ black so it must've took the force of the knock.
OH says you can't mend a broken toe and that docs would just tell you to go home? Is this true?
Thanks
Carmel
I had the number somewhere and can I find it?
Does anyone know the telephone number of the oz equivalent of the NHS helpline.
Little was running around the house, he accidently stubbed his foot into the door frame (OUCH! It really hurts doesn't it!). His little toe is bigger than normal and bluey/ black so it must've took the force of the knock.
OH says you can't mend a broken toe and that docs would just tell you to go home? Is this true?
Thanks
Carmel
Though you may find he's just bruised it... they're very difficult to break given their structure.
Swervo, I've called the fire brigade and they should be with you.... NOW!
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Re: The Oz equivalent of the NHS helpline? Or help think little has broken his toe?!
Carmel, broken toes, in general, esp one as tiny as the little toe, if really broken, will be strapped with a little tape to the one next to it, usually, to form some support. You can do this yourself at home...
Though you may find he's just bruised it... they're very difficult to break given their structure.
Swervo, I've called the fire brigade and they should be with you.... NOW!
Though you may find he's just bruised it... they're very difficult to break given their structure.
Swervo, I've called the fire brigade and they should be with you.... NOW!
Don't need them now, it's throwing it down!
S