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When we did the CPR part of our medical emergency training at TAFE, broken ribs were an expected part of keeping the patient alive, we just had to be careful not to break off the tip of the sternum because that could kill all by itself ..... A hard call to make, but our instruction assured us, better a few broken ribs than dead .....

T1 Terry

T1,
When I did my Workplace First Aid qualification, the instructor said exactly that: better alive with a few broken ribs than the alternative.

He is sitting up smiling and having a meal, mashed spuds, pumpkin mushy peas and Savoury mince. I think we may be on the right track but still early days yet. x

Dot wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2025 10:11 pm He is sitting up smiling and having a meal, mashed spuds, pumpkin mushy peas, and Savoury mince. I think we may be on the right track but still early days. x

"tanks" --- here
Norman, if you can eat hospital food you must be well on the way to mending, go
for it mate and you will be back in the paddock in no time.

Keith Morris wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2025 10:26 am

Dot wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2025 10:11 pm He is sitting up smiling and having a meal, mashed spuds, pumpkin mushy peas, and Savoury mince. I think we may be on the right track but still early days. x

"tanks" --- here
Norman, if you can eat hospital food you must be well on the way to mending, go
for it mate and you will be back in the paddock in no time.

Good to see you back online Tanks. How are you going?

Apparently, he is doing well as back to being cheeky, Will give another update later tonight.

That's the Norman that I know. Thanks Dot. Love to Christine next time you speak.

Meat and three veg.
Do you think they have 4 soup ladles in the kitchen?

He looks happy.

I would volunteer to go to hospital for tucker like that