Oh yay! I sent it early, because Australia is half the planet away from here and the ponies seem to have trouble with large bodies of water...
Poor Brammers--I've broken a finger or two myself over the years. It's not fun, but it's probably fine that you didn't go have it looked at. There really isn't much they can do, and if it's not noticeably deformed, you're likely all right on your own. (Though this advice comes from someone who pays through the nose for medical attention; you might feel differently having a much more sensible plan for such things.)
And because it was you speaking of calamity and wildly thrown balls (that is not euphemistic!), it made me think of your challenge with taxi cabs. My sister (I have three, all younger) swears that she has a ball magnet in her head--any sporting situation requiring a ball will see the thing hit her in the head or face at least once, without exception.
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Poor Brammers--I've broken a finger or two myself over the years. It's not fun, but it's probably fine that you didn't go have it looked at. There really isn't much they can do, and if it's not noticeably deformed, you're likely all right on your own. (Though this advice comes from someone who pays through the nose for medical attention; you might feel differently having a much more sensible plan for such things.)
And because it was you speaking of calamity and wildly thrown balls (that is not euphemistic!), it made me think of your challenge with taxi cabs. My sister (I have three, all younger) swears that she has a ball magnet in her head--any sporting situation requiring a ball will see the thing hit her in the head or face at least once, without exception.
Her daughters do not play sports.
Feel better!