Fuddy Mucker

Oh well no use closing the stable door now then :oh yer:

so then don't suppose jase will be up to a bit of repair work on my truck then :lol:

He can participate in his usual way..............

............directing and opinionating :lol:

boy,,,,,,,,, jase is getting it tonight i thought he might be out getting errrr plastered :lol:

i think you should write a poem, anna to cheer him up

Ha, ha bloody ha !!!!!!

Its confirmed, a broken, dislocated shoulder with ligament damage .......... resulting in at least 8 weeks of easy life.

AND OWN UP, WHO'S CHANGED MY AVATAR, mind you, do I need to ask ??????

Thanks for all the kind words of support, and yes the horse is fine and well. :twisted:

Many thanks to bobster and chrissy for rescuing me from the stables and taking me the 15 miles to the a&e department.

A brief run down to what happened ......

1. Walked horse to gate attached by 9 metres of nylon lead rope
2. un-hooked electric fence
3. horse jumped from a standing position about 12 feet the went into full gallop
4. lead rope runout, my hand still attached
5. Fuddy Mucker flew throught the air for about 30 feet, landing directly on my shoulder
6. horse continued to drag me across the field for another 150 feet attached to the rope.
7. luckily, due to the disloction and ligiment damage, i lost all use in my hand and managed to let go of the horse.

Sitting here now waiting for Zoe to cook me tea and get me a drink.

Then has i am cover from head to toe in mud, zoe gets the good job of giving me a bath ....... see you later.

Seroiously, take care mate. Glad you are ok and get that shoulder right for the GWRA

P.s. was that you that text me last night?

new he wanted more horse power, but not that much,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDL02th72u4

get well soon jase

Blimey mate... all the best for full and speedy recovery.

Seems only like a couple of days ago you were horsing around, now it appears a horse had you on the ground.

Fuddy Mucker = Ground Anchor :wink:

Lawrence

Cheers guys.

Feeling a bit sorry for myself now the happy pills are wearing off. But you lot have cheered me up no end.

The only complaints about the NHS is the fact they would'nt give me any laughing gas to numb the pain in hospital and there was no hope of a bed bath from the nurses ....... NHS cut backs eh !!!!!!

:lol:

and yes Ian, it was me who text you last night. :wink:

Ouch...sounds painful - hope it doesn't keep you awake all night...keep on with them happy pills.....and enjoy having peeps waiting on ya!! :lol:

Jase I know it hurts, BUT thought of James Herriot being dragged around a field spring to mind :lol:

If I was closer I would help out while Im of sick, but looks like I can just take the pee and make you smile :wink:

Oh yer the other thing was me :oops:

From that sequence of events are we sure the fence is safe, maybe the horse took a shock.

Get well soon, dont over do it, give your self some time to recover.

Sorry about the arm fella but your ok thars the main thing get well soon speak to you later.

sounds like you need a shoulder to cry on jase

all the best mate :lol:

Good job it wasnt an elasticated rope Jase, you might still be airborne :wink:

The discomfort will very quickly die down, over the next few days you need to do some none loaded movements to keep it free and help the muscles.