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21 December, 2010
Posted in: Boys, Daniel

Daniel is a very cautious child. He does not like to be hurt. He is careful. This is why it is particularly upsetting to him that he has, in the last week, swallowed a 5 cent coin and fallen while crossing the road (not simultaneously).

The coin is still, I think, lodged in his tummy – it may be there forever but he seems to have recovered from the pain of having it travel slowly down his oesophagus. His fall, where he landed on his nose and lips (though, mercifully, apparently not his teeth) continues to be a source of grief. He bled profusely. He now has swollen lips and a big scrape on his nose and his glasses need to be replaced again which will not be possible before Christmas. Even his siblings have been moved to sympathy.

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  1. WOL says

    22 December, 2010 at 00:01

    Bless his dear little heart — and nose, and lips! Hopefully, he will heal soon. You might arm him with “If you think I look bad, you should see the (whatever it was he hit his face on)!”

  2. admin says

    22 December, 2010 at 22:20

    I like that. He is recovering admirably quickly and, I think, will only have a scraped nose for Christmas.

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