So upset UPDATE

[Osc]

When Miss Osc was collecting the children this evening, Kellie ran out the door (she is a runner ) and I caught her by the wrist - she pulled away and then cried, it looks like I might have pulled out her elbow (it has happened before ). Miss Osc is on her way to the children's A&E with her now. I feel awful

[Nanna]

Oh dear, how upsetting. But you probably saved her from something worse Osc. Xxxx

[manxie]

You did right Rosie .........Rather a relatively short experience of a little pain for her arm than maybe running in the road and being knocked down by a car YOU DID RIGHT XXX

Manxie xx

[Kaz]

She could easily have run into traffic Osc. I do understand why you feel bad, but it was a complete accident! Don't blame yourself (((((x)))))

[JanB]

Please Osc, do not blame yourself xx

I did the same with my daughter and felt so awful about it, but the nurses and doctor who sorted it told me that it's a common thing, we react so quickly when we think the little ones are in danger.

Sending over hugs xx

[miasmum]

Please don't blame yourself Osc, imagine how you'd be feeling now if she had run into the road and you hadn't grabbed her. Its the lesser of two evils you chose

[Diflower]

(((hugs))) Osc but it couldn't be helped xx

[Ally]

You did the instinctively right thing Osc. xxx

[Workingman]

C'mon Rosie, don't beat yourself up, every single one of us would have done the same.

Kellie will mend from this, that might not have been the case if the worst had happened.

(((Rosie))) xxx

[Osc]

They are on the way home and all seems well. The triage nurse manoeuvered it but it did not seem to have worked at the time. But eventually Kellie started moving the elbow, she was not in pain, and once the doctor saw she was moving the arm, she would be sent home anyway. Kellie insisted that her Mummy phone me from the car so she could tell me herself that she is ok.....it was lovely to hear the little voice calling out "Granny, I'm ok"