The poor dear was in a lot of pain so I brought her to the A & E to get the wound cleaned and dressed and to see of she needed stitches.
Well fortunately it wasn't too deep and did not require stitches. The nurse did a good job of cleaning it up and I requested for an Opsite waterproof plaster instead of the bandage they were going to use. The waterproof plaster is much easier to change and she can bathe with it.
Much to Annie's dismay though, she had to get a tetanus jab. Since she's in a private school, they do not give free vaccinations. So when the doc said her DTP jabs when she was small only covered her for about 5 years, we agreed to have another booster which should cover her till uni, where she hopefully doesn't fall into drains anymore! Lol!
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