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Hi lou. I am pleased to hear she is ok! Linda x

Oh dear poor wee mite !!!! ((((((((((((((hugs)))))))))))))) for little Jess, I hope she feels much better soon !! :0S Joan xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Lou big hugs and kisses for little one keep an eye on her and keep us informed love Howiexxxx

Big hugs for Jess can just imagine her telling the tale to all her friends. Lou be prepared for even more shock, when my eldest almost chopped her finger off I had no apetite and flashbacks for ages. Stock up on the choccies you've got an excuse to eat them now lol.

Lou,Keep your eye on Jess tonight.I know that feeling.I had 3 grandsons over one day last week for the day and Harry was knocked over by one of the others and laid on the floor screaming.I ran to pick him up and all i saw was blood everywhere.He had hit his head on one of my underground garden lights and a screw was hanging out.His white tee shirt was red within seconds.Hes okay now but i was frightened at the time.Give her lots of yummy things to take her mind off of it and some cuddles. Annie

Oh Lou how worrying for you, I hope she's ok, you have to keep a close eye on her tonight. These things can re-occur. Mind you got the leaflet do you prob already know this. Hope she and you both ok. catherine xx

give her and you a big cuddle from me it always hits you after xxx

I'm sure by the time i finish this cuppa and bar of chocolate i will feel a bit better, lol, medicinal of course..... LOU XXXXX Oh, and Jess is having a sleep, poor love has to be woken every two hours, just to make sure she's rousable....xx

Ah bless you, have a hug too ((((((()))))))) think somebody is needing a bottle of wine now to get over the shock......... i prescribe 1 bottle of any colour wine, to be taken during the evening, but be warned, overdosing will be painful for you, and nurse duties are called for, so need to be on your toes, lol Jane xx

poor little Jess, they do take some knocks when they are little. Hope she soon recovers and Mummy soon recovers from the shock. ann Glos

Hi Lou Hope little Jess is recovering from her ordeal,what a shock for you! These rules about car-parks make me fume,people are more important!! Sure she'll be spoilt by mammy Mau XXX

LOL, No, you got it wrong, doctor said sweets for Mummy, as she had a huge shock... Seriously though, it has hit me now i've sat down and relaxed, that was the scariest moment of my life, i thought she was dead when i saw her out cold.... *Has a little cry* LOU XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Ah, give Jess a big hug from me and Jess - lots of ice cream, chocolate , sweets, fizzy drinks, and absolutely no vegetables are on the menu from now on, the doctor said so but mummy chose to ignore him !!!!!! lots of love Jane xxx

So, after typing on here i went into garden with my little girl, i was seeing to the rabbits and she was climbing onto her trampoline...(It has a safety net so she doesnt fall off)....Next thing i hear a huge 'crack', look out of the sheds and see my poor little girl lying crumpled on the floor...She was out cold, i went into panic mode, grabbed her and ran up the gardens...She suddenly screamed as i reached the house, i grabbed the car keys and went to hospital...I got to A&E and was told i couldnt park outside as it was disabled only...(i think i muttered something like i'll disable you in a minute)(there is a multistorey car park up and over the road and there's no way i would Have found a spot/ carried her all the way from there...) So, i dumped the car, ran into the hospital and have been there ever sinse...Just got home now, poor little one has a concusion (spelling), and a bump the size of an apple....The 'doctor' said he would have kept us in for observation longer but the ward was full and he was needed elsewhere....!! So we were packed off back home with a leaflet!!!!! - Little Jess is okay though, she's made of tough stuff...LOU XXXXXXXXXX