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over a year ago
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Yesterday a horse spooked as I was leading him, kicked me right in the stomach/hip and as a result I am purple! Due to the severity of the bruise I can imagine it is going to take a while to go back to normal.
I have a party in 3 weeks and I want it to look ok by then if possible, is there any way to speed it up?
Applied ice for 15 minutes after the accident. |
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"Yesterday a horse spooked as I was leading him, kicked me right in the stomach/hip and as a result I am purple! Due to the severity of the bruise I can imagine it is going to take a while to go back to normal.
I have a party in 3 weeks and I want it to look ok by then if possible, is there any way to speed it up?
Applied ice for 15 minutes after the accident."
One of my friends hit her face on a granite worktop, took two weeks for the black eyes to go away. a bit different i know but was quite severe still. good luck |
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"I'm glad I'm fat as think it's prevented further damage."
You're lucky not to break anything. I only ever got kicked properly once in a lifetime of horses, but I took both barrels in the forearm from a 600kg mare and I still have the armful of pins and plates to prove it!
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"I'm glad I'm fat as think it's prevented further damage.
You're lucky not to break anything. I only ever got kicked properly once in a lifetime of horses, but I took both barrels in the forearm from a 600kg mare and I still have the armful of pins and plates to prove it!
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I thought he had broken my hip at first but think that was shock. My only proper kick too, had a few ponies catch me on the legs but nothing too bad.
We still go back for more though |
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"Yesterday a horse spooked as I was leading him, kicked me right in the stomach/hip and as a result I am purple! Due to the severity of the bruise I can imagine it is going to take a while to go back to normal.
I have a party in 3 weeks and I want it to look ok by then if possible, is there any way to speed it up?
Applied ice for 15 minutes after the accident."
I know that we all want to look our best but you'll have an ice breaker to talk about , anyone who has an issue with it is a shallow superficial t*@t - maybe different as I'm a bloke and sadly society still judges differently but I have some manly scars to show off |
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"Yesterday a horse spooked as I was leading him, kicked me right in the stomach/hip and as a result I am purple! Due to the severity of the bruise I can imagine it is going to take a while to go back to normal.
I have a party in 3 weeks and I want it to look ok by then if possible, is there any way to speed it up?
Applied ice for 15 minutes after the accident.
I know that we all want to look our best but you'll have an ice breaker to talk about , anyone who has an issue with it is a shallow superficial t*@t - maybe different as I'm a bloke and sadly society still judges differently but I have some manly scars to show off "
I just like to look my best, most guys wouldn't be bothered, just concerned more than anything.
Smacked myself clean in the eyeball 2 hours before a meet once |
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Thanks to everyone who mentioned Arnica cream, amazing stuff, made my bruise itch a bit but it's now rapidly disappearing.
My meet on Sunday was a bit concerned that he would hurt me but wasn't turned off by it. Just the bruised hip bone that I've got to contend with x |
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Some good advice. Also comfrey is great for skin, body and muscle problems including bruises. It is a wild plant, can be applied externally and ingested. External poultice would work well to expedite things. |
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