Christmas comes but once a year which is probably just as
well according to the British Society for the Prevention of Accidents who
calculate that over the 12 days of Christmas around 80,000 people in Britain
will be hospitalised.
The season of joy is also the season of strange accidents and weird injuries from Christmas trees, paper chains, tinsel, holly, ivy and sprigs of mistletoe.
Some injuries are inevitable such as sharp knives in the hands of a tipsy cook but other accidents are linked to the more innocuous features of Christmas with 2000 injuries last year caused by Christmas trees.
So if you don't want to be receiving a hospital robe and and asked what time you will be requiring your bed bath, take care this Christmas.
The season of joy is also the season of strange accidents and weird injuries from Christmas trees, paper chains, tinsel, holly, ivy and sprigs of mistletoe.
Some injuries are inevitable such as sharp knives in the hands of a tipsy cook but other accidents are linked to the more innocuous features of Christmas with 2000 injuries last year caused by Christmas trees.
So if you don't want to be receiving a hospital robe and and asked what time you will be requiring your bed bath, take care this Christmas.
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