Daughter cut leg on broken shelving

robpw2

badmumof1 wrote: »

its a scratch not a leg hanging off get a grip !!

as we can't see the whole body it could just be a leg which would be worrying

sandyrosie75

Please read the thread before telling me to get a grip.
Yes, I was upset that she was hurt on something broken instore, I was also thankful it didn't happen to a younger shild
We were polite to staff who were really lovely.
So, please go and get a grip of yourself, and I thank you

shegirl

robpw2 wrote: »

im sorry but its a bruise at most a cut - if my mother claimed everytime i hurt myself as a child i would be set for life -i was a clumsy kluts .. i remember the incredible hulk incident in sanfords as me and my twin decided to test the paint mixing machine-we were very young and i ended up very green but these things happen , be pleased you get a £5 gift card and that she wasnt severely injured

Oh,that sounds priceless:D

sandyrosie75

badmumof1, think your username pretty much tells me all I need to know about you lol.

badmumof1

sandyrosie75 wrote: »

badmumof1, think your username pretty much tells me all I need to know about you lol.

meeeooooowww personal insults LOL saddo

sandyrosie75

No, just an observation
Saddo, weirdo, nutter, looney, all names I answer to

stuntwomble

Molehill/mountain

bod1467

Meant in the best of humour ...

Jeff_Bridges_hair

DVardysShadow wrote: »

OK, missed that one. That is one where you need to rise above the manner of expression - but still take on board the underlying assessment of the member as to how serious the injury is.

That second remark of my reply to her was flippant due to the nature of the SIL saying go to a solicitor.. The first part of my reply was serious in relation to the accident and the fact that bruises and scratches come up worse after a day or two. Like the massive one on my eye where I hit it with a large server yesterday whilst taking it out.

Alias_Omega

OP,

I had a similar issue in Middlesborough Toys 'R' Us about 6-7 years ago. Walking around, i caught my trouser leg on a bent back of strip on the bottom section of a display stand.

It was a green piece of metal on the leading edge of the stand, just about mid calf level. It was bent back and sticking out. I was glad i was not one of the children otherwise it would of been at knee level.

I contacted customer services, who advised me to go purchase another pair of trousers from the retail park and return with the receipt (£25) for refund.