Lesson Learned

This has been a great week.  Steve and I took this week off of work to get some things done around the house.  

On Friday, we ran some errands and then had friends over in the evening. When our friends left at approximately 9:00 pm, we headed to bed. We usually go to bed early because we get up so early.

At 11:00 pm I heard sirens and was awakened. I just laid there and even thought that I had dreamed that I heard sirens because when I awoke, I didn't hear the sirens anymore. Then, I heard a helicopter circling our neighborhood. It circled the area about 20 times and at this point Steve was awake. We were both wondering what was happening. So, Steve got out of bed and looked out the window and saw that there were cops everywhere . 

We became quite curious so we both decided to go down stairs and outside to see what was going on.  Steve lead the way.  As I reached the last three stairs, my foot slipped and I fell. My back bounced off the three steps and I landed on tile floor right on my tail bone. 

Needless to say, I was in serious pain. Now, I was headed to the ER.  I found that the ER is quite busy at 11:30. It was a good hour before I was taken to a room. I had to sit in a wheelchair for over an hour. (reminder:  I just fell down the stairs and landed on my back and tail bone).

At 4:30 am and after many tests, I was discharged to go home. (yeah)  Nothing too serious, just some bad bruising and a possible crack in my tail bone.

  

The lesson I learned.... don't be so nosey. Just let the Po Po take care of business... or let Steve check it out.