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I was very disappointed the way Boardwalk Hall handled the concert on July 29 with Frankie J, Enrique Iglesias and Jennifer Lopez. We arrived at the venue more than ½ hr. before the show was to begin, (7:30, as printed on the ticket). At other venues for concerts, arriving at that time always resulted in little or no line and almost immediate admittance inside since the doors usually open 1 hr. before the show.
When we got to the doors there was a long line spread along the boardwalk, so long that we couldn't even see the end of it. So we stood outside in the humid, hot air, feeling very uncomfortable waiting, waiting, waiting in a close crowd of people cutting in front by pushing subtly or blatantly. I experienced both, but just stood in "my place," not wanting to be any more tightly packed than we already were. I would not be surprised if people actually passed out in that crowd because it was extremely stuffy and uncomfortable. At 7:20 the door I was standing by FINALLY opened. Some of the other doors seemed like they were open maybe 5 minutes before, but there was no way to navigate to another door because we were trapped in the crowd, unless I also wanted to resort to pushing and squeezing, which I didn't.
At the doors there should have been at least 4 people at each door scanning tickets. There were only 2 by our door and it moved at a snail's pace. It took another 15 or 20 minutes to actually get past the ticket scan and the bag check and I was not that far from the front of the group entering at this particular door. Since we were so late entering the venue, I was hoping they would just skip the bag check. No, they didn't skip it! There was one guy at our door doing it. He moved it along as fast as he could but really didn't have time to do more than glance inside the bag. There should have been at least two people doing this to move it a long faster. At that point, it seemed like just another needless obstacle to getting to our seats.
So we finally got to the hallway where we enter the seating area. We expected to have plenty of time for a stop at the ladies' room and memorabilia table. We moved as fast as we could through both. I'm not sure if the people at the memorabilia table are employees of the venue or employees of the artists but I have a complaint about that too. At the counter I went to, there was a man and a woman assisting customers. There were 3 girls chatting with the woman and a line of about 5 people for the man. I went and stood slightly to the left of the 3 girls chatting with the saleswoman. They did not have any bags from purchases. I wanted the saleswoman to see me so if she was just chatting, she could excuse herself to help me. Everyone on the man's side of the counter got waited on and more people were in his line. (I guess I was the only one foolish enough to think that the woman would be free "soon" so I could make my purchase.) At this point I went back in the line to be assisted with my purchase by the man. Of course, I couldn't just cut in line; I was in the back, again. While waiting, I observed that slowly the 3 girls were finally making purchases one at a time after chatting for at least 10 minutes with no products being shown or paid for. When they finished and left, I went back to the woman and was able to make my purchase in 30 seconds.
Then we went to our seats. Frankie J was completely finished with his portion of the show. I know he was not the main star of the show but I would like to have seen him since I paid for the full show. I find it inexcusable that we were let in so late that few people were able to get to their seats to see him perform. There is no point in having an opening act if no one sees him.
As we tried to find our seats, we asked an usher where they were. She pointed straight ahead up the steps as she told us that was where we were to go. We followed her directions and sat there for a while; till another person came to our seats and said I was in her seat. I asked if she was in my section number, she said no. I apologized and found my section myself and observed other people were also misdirected when being helped by ushers.
Meanwhile, I got a text message from my husband who had a seat separate from my friend and me. When his ticket was scanned it came up as "refunded". They told him to go to the box office so they could check the ticket. There was nothing wrong with his ticket. It had not been refunded (which we knew). So they marked his ticket so he could enter and they told him they had a lot of tickets coming up as refunded, that shouldn't be coming up that way. I'm not sure if this was the fault of Ticketmaster or the venue, but again, this is a situation that should not have happened.
My experience at Boardwalk Hall was not a good one. Next time my favorite artist performs there, there will be several less people there because my out of state friends come so we can all go see Enrique together, but we won't see him there.
i sent this complaint to Boardwalk Hall but I was also wondering what others thought of this venue and their experience there.
Sorry there were so many problems at the venue and that they couldn't even give you an explanation. Thank goodness tehre was an opening act or you would have missed Enrique!! Is Boardkwalk Hall a new venue because it sounds like their staff (inside and at the memorabilia table) didn't have a clue? Maybe the stage/lighting crew didn't have the full amount of time to set up so they were running late and the venue couldn't open the doors until they were given the ok?? Hopefully the next concert in AC will be at a different venue.
It's really shocking!!! Inexcusable and unprofessional!!
I would not return to this place either Linda!
I was there too and have to agree, it was one of the worst venues ever. I got there at 7:30 and didn't make it to my seat until almost 8:30 (I stopped for a drink in what had to be the slowest line ever). Enrique came on literally as I sat down--thank God I made it! I didn't even realize Frankie J had performed.
Thanks for your comments. Elena, thanks for sharing your experience too.
I got an email back after I emailed my complaints to the venue. They blamed the "tour" for the late entry, saying the sound checks were late and also said they usually delay the show if they have to delay letting in the audience but that the "tour" didn't want it delayed. I don't know if this is true or not but that's what they said. If that is the case, why didn't they make an announcement? Last year at another venue in AC, the truck with the equipment was delayed and the show got delayed 2 or 3 hrs and it lasted till 1 am. But the venue told us so we didn't have to stand in line for 3 hrs! I say the venue could have announced there was a delay in entering the venue but the show would start on time. Of course, in a way that doesn't seem right to not delay the show. hmmmm . . . .
it seems like the only thing the venue admitted blame for was misdirecting us to our seats.
how were the sound checks LATE if frankie j had already FINISHED his set when y'all got in??
the sound check should have been eariler, like 5 pm. But they finished the sound check probably about 7:10 or 7:15. Frankie J went on at 7:30, I guess, but I wasn't in my seat yet so I really don't know when he started..
I dont have anything more to add really because Linda said it all, but I was there too, right along with her as her friend.Though I hardly know anything about Frankie J, I actually feel bad for him that he had to start his performance with more than half the arena empty because a lot of ppl had not yet reached their seats because of the venue opening the doors too late. Once in there, we were rounded up like a herd of cattle trying to walk through narrow little doors and personally I have never seen anything like it and I have been to a lot of concerts in my lifetime. I truly wonder what Frankie J thought about that. Luckily, it wasnt Enrique who came on first because I would have been royally pissed off if I had missed any of his performance due to circumstances beyond my control.
Omg, how frustrating that things turned out that way, especially when you guys paid for the entire show!!
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Taylor Swift Most Charitable Celeb of 2012: Who's the Most Generous Celebrity?
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Taylor Swift has been named the most charitable celebrity of 2012 by website DoSomething.org. Largely, this is due to her hugely generous donation of $4 million to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. She also became the youngest-ever recipient of the Robert. F Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award.
But who else has made a difference this year with their charitable efforts? Channing Tatum and Miley Cyrus both worked tirelessly for their chosen charities — the rainforest and dogs! And Selena Gomez worked at children's hospitals all over America as well as raising $200,000 at her annual UNICEF concert.
Apart from the DoSomething.org list, Charlie Sheen gave $75,000 toward the medical bills of a ten-year-old girl with cancer, and his donation was then bested by Stevie Wonder, who gave $100,000.
Hurricane Sandy also brought out a lot of charitable celebrities. Comedian Louis CK had to cancel a show, but he played two more to raise money for the relief effort. And Lady Gaga topped the list of Sandy celebrity donators by giving $1 million to the American Red Cross.
Click through our slideshow and let us know: Who do you think is the most charitable celebrity for 2012?
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Staci Anne Hill 2012/12/27 07:57:57Taylor Swift+19She's extremely generous as is Selena Gomez. But I believe Taylor is just a teeny weeny bit more because...she's been alive longer? Idk I just feel like she's done a little bit more then Selena
No intention of offending anybody they are both my idols(:
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- Marie 2013/06/19 06:50:13Taylor Swift
- steven.luther1 2013/03/03 14:49:00Taylor Swift
- ghosiejackson 2013/01/06 07:06:46Taylor SwiftGuinness World Records says it's Michael Jackson. Don't forget him please!! Michael i love you forever.
- miranda.rees.967 2013/01/02 10:08:55Selena GomezI'm going selena Gomez because I've liked her for ages
But I also want to vote for Taylor swift. She was also awarded for her work at the 'KCA' (Kids Choice Awards) - Resp 2013/01/02 06:23:32
- Ramón 2013/01/01 20:22:05Taylor SwiftI picked the front runner ONLY because I had to pick someone, but Oprah Winfrey far outgives Taylor. In fact, not sure, but it appears as if she gives 20% of her income and that is more than these others combined.
- ♥K14 2013/01/01 01:31:53Taylor SwiftSo your question is "Who's the Most Generous Celebrity?"
And in the first description you say: "Taylor's $4 million donation makes her the most generous celebrity" - annarae.hummer 2012/12/31 20:37:09
- CaitR. 2012/12/31 19:01:10Lady GagaDefinetely Lady gaga. She started her own charity and has since teamed up with the UN and Unicef.
- Veronica 2012/12/31 14:52:47
- Vitamin K 2012/12/31 10:57:03Channing TatumI voted for Channing Tatum because he was funny as hell in 21 Jump Street. I have no idea whatsoever which celebrity is the most generous,,,you can't just judge on how much money they gave.
Stevie WonderI had to vote for someone, But The most Charitable one are the ones not seeking to promote themselves, Take KISS they been donating to The Wounded Warriors Program for the past few year, toward the end of their concerts they bring up Military Members and gives them a check from any where's from 35,grand to over an 100 grand, they take $1.00 from every ticket sold and cut the check, Gary Sinise is another, he has a web site Gary Sinisefoundation.org also for the WWP, Trace Adkins, Toby Keith Kid Rock an Ted Nugent are others that has been working behind the scene with the WWP. So my point is, it's Not the Ones you Hear and See it's the ones that you don't hear about that are the most Charitable, with Funds and Dedication, Not the ones that give a check and pose for Pictures afterwards.
- Gwen 2012/12/31 05:36:39Stevie Wonderagain...another option would be nice...how about what PERCENTAGE of their earnings was given....
I mean...Joe Biden couldn't even come up with 2%...and he loves to hang out with celebrities.. - theawesomerandomperson 2012/12/31 03:53:04Taylor Swift
- DecreeB 2012/12/31 03:26:04Taylor SwiftAll I know is: A) Celebrities are (almost) never generous and B) Charlie Sheen (the most paid male actor on TV) though he should be making more than what he was making, thus being one of the worst in my book.
- riggins 2012/12/30 22:07:31
- Alissa 2012/12/30 20:38:38Selena Gomezi think Simple Plan should have been on the list they have raised more money than any of them and have won aawards for there Simple Plan foundation that helps many youths world wide as well as cancer research and cancer charities and Sick Kids Foundation and Kids Help Phone unlike Miley they help people not dogs
- Marie 2012/12/30 15:49:07
You might want to look at some of the older celebrities who have done a lifetime of work and actually made major contributions to society and spent hundreds of thousands of millions of dollars to help. Oprah Winfree is one of those.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/... - Karen 2012/12/30 13:58:08
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- Dave 007 2012/12/30 12:38:35
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- Astoria Malfoy♥ Bass Redfer... 2012/12/29 04:35:11Miley Cyrus+2Taylor Got her Kennedy award after she dated a Kennedy. And while she was very nice, most of her contributions were monetary. Didn't Miley Cyrus travel to Haiti with the Stark foundation?
The list is probably right, and Swift must be number 1, but all I ever see her do is Hanging out with her on turn boyfriend and going on Tour. And Selena Gomez? she is either 'working' or hanging around Bieber. -
all i ever see Miley doing is smoking, drinking, doing drugs, acting like a whore or partying with strippers
and still she had time to go to Haiti, and help a number of charity events. There is nothing classy on dating guy after guy, either. The fact remains, all Swift had to do this year to get number 1 was donate a couple mill and date the Kennedy kid.
whatever lets you sleep at night.
She doesn't date 20 year old kids, because she is too busy robing the crib. There is a reason why all guys dump her. Older and younger than her. -
So you think that Miley is any different that Selena and Taylor??
Maybe you should open your eyes and look at those who have committed their entire lives to charitable endevors like Bill Gates and Oprah Winfree and given hundreds of millions of dollars every single year. -
I just said, they gave Taylor #1 because of the Kennedy award. Which she got, mostly because of her ties to the Kennedy family.
It just bug me how people act a if they walked on water. - I NEED A HORSE 2012/12/29 02:01:06
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What a shame, I would've loved to see how Kaetlyn looked a month after her GP win. Would've made NHK a lot more interesting.
What a shame, I would've loved to see how Kaetlyn looked a month after her GP win. Would've made NHK a lot more interesting.
i wonder if there's anyone we can all mass email at either the japanese federation or skate can to take up her case? what a shame for there to be a wasted spot...
Why would you take up her case more than for the other four Ladies who are part of the alternates selection group?
Nagasu had reason to be selected above any alternate outside the Top 24 SB, because of the wording in the GP Announcement, but no skater from Top 25-75 or from the winners of the Senior B's through Cup of Nice has priority over any other.
"I didn't read the whole thingbut why should I have to read the whole thing? Lord knows Sarah Palin didn't write the whole thing." -- Dan Savage
I understand waiting until the last minute to see if you can go, but seriously, couldn't Alissa have given word she was withdrawing a couple of days before? Illnesses or unexpected injuries are one thing and advance notice isn't necessarily possible, but I think athletes should try to step aside while it's still possible to bring in a replacement.
If the NHK Team Leaders' meeting is earlier than for other events, or the ISU just can't count, or because there is no rule for <14 and >7 days, maybe it was in USFS' best interest as well to announce it as late as possible to avoid a replacement, because before TEB started, both Gao and Zawadzki had shots at GPF. Avoiding a replacement altogether might be dismaying for Skate Canada, but they'd be if the Japanese Fed played it smart and chose someone else from the list.
"I didn't read the whole thingbut why should I have to read the whole thing? Lord knows Sarah Palin didn't write the whole thing." -- Dan Savage
Well played USFSA I for one wouldn't be surprised if they knew about Alissa's withdrawl for a few days at least and waited until the last minute to withdraw her to make sure their own skaters have better changes at getting into the Final.
Dear ISU please change the substitute rules! I would sugggest something like this
SGP Winner without a second assignment are No. 1 on the substitute list and have to be chosen as soon as the first spot frees up
On another note, I would be very upset to have purchased tickets, and travelled (sometimes at great exprense) to see a watered down Grand Prix event. The powers that be should really facilitate adding alternates when necessary, and perhaps there should be some sort of punitive cost for delaying. JMO.
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Well the other part here too is purely Alissa. If I'm her I want to have every chance to make it to NHK. Coming back from injury I'm sure she's improving a lot each day although she's still getting everything back. I'd want to wait until the last minute just in case by some miracle I get everything back and can be ready to go. You can't make that call 2-3 weeks out, because you convince yourself you can get ready. So, I don't fault anyone over this and she did WD over 7 days from the start of the event to leave some kind of window there.
I got no issues with what went down. I'm just disappointed Japanese Fed didn't seize the opportunity to replace her.
"I didn't read the whole thingbut why should I have to read the whole thing? Lord knows Sarah Palin didn't write the whole thing." -- Dan Savage
ok then...sorry they didn't TAKE the opportunity to fill the spot and give someone else the chance to compete.
Kaetlyn's definitely not going. On her twitter.
I think Alissa might have been trying to find that balance between waiting until the last minute and making a decision early enough to leave a window open for a replacement. So, about a week's notice sounds about right.
Has anyone seen Alissa on the ice preparing for competition?
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I realize the ISU doesn't care what we think, but, what about a change where the alternate is named during the original selection process. Should that skater later get another event, they are removed as alternate and another is selected with x number of days. That way, if a skater pulls out say, anytime up to 5 days before the event, the alternate is ready to go with their visa. I have no doubt, that given the number of people being flown in for an event, the organizing committee could also be required to have an arrangement made with their travel agent to ensure the alternate can get to the event. This could somehow be worked out with the idea posted up thread that any skater who wins as GP, but does not have a second assignment, is automatically bumped to the top of the line perhaps for any remaining events except the one the next week. I am sure there are some details I'm missing, but at face value, it seems a more fair way to do things. It would stop what happened this year with TEB passing Mirai over and would allow someone like Kaetlyn the opportunity to have a second event.
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They really need to make a rule that if a skater/team with only one assignment wins their first grand prix event that they move up to the top of the alternate list immediately.
Or go back to 12 entries per grand prix in which case a skater like Osmond might have been given two spots immediately based on her season best ranking, but that's the topic for another day...
I'm against that idea. The refusal to give Osmond the second spot is kind of a penality to SC's excessive home favoritism. The ISU shoudn't encourage such acts. As far as GP series are concerned, the host federation's interest is above indivisual skaters. The current conducts/rules need no change.
I'm confused. I thought a panel of international judges scored Osmond the winner at Skate Canada.
But let's imagine that Osmond finished second at SC; 13 points would still put her in the running for the GPF. I think the ISU needs to decide what the point of the GP, and the Final, really is-- to prop up the home skaters of the feds or to provide an open competition for the best skaters in the world.


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In my follow up on my initial observations of the La Sportiva Quantum shoes, I'll cover more about the fit, durability, cushion, and traction of this fine shoe.
I've now put about 300 miles on these shoes and love them 98% of the time. The snug slip last fit is perfect for my foot. It's a supple, consistent fit that minimizes the foot shifting (causing blisters), even on steep descents. The upper material breathes well and is durable. My Crosslite 2.0s suffer from rips right where the foot bends at toe-off. The cushioning is surprising since the MorphoDynamic sole appears at first to be a hard material but actually provides an active response cushion upon impact with a nice energy release through the foot strike.
I'm still working on trying the shoes on every imaginable surface and condition. I have yet to try them on snow or ice (a bit difficult when it's in the upper 60s and sunny every day). I did get out in two separate rain days, one with a soaking rain and another misting shower that just left the trails damp. The Quantum performed well in both conditions. I was hesitant on steep descents with wet rocks and logs on the trail but I would feel the same way in just about any shoe. One instance when I miss some additional bite that you get with lugged soles is on steep climbs on wet trail. I spun out quite a bit and had to focus on foot placement and smooth toe-off to maintain traction.
Another attribute that takes getting used to is the very narrow heel. It facilitates ankle rolling until you get a feel for it. I ran 4.5 hours on mountain trails yesterday and didn't roll my foot once, so, like I said, it's just something to get used to.
Overall, I love the Quantum. If it had just a few lugs on the sole, it would be the only shoe I'd wear. But wait! La Sportiva is releasing the Vertical K, which is reported to be similar to the Quantum WITH some traction changes (and lighter). La Sportiva is hooking me up with an early pair next week, so look for my initial report and reactions to what is sure to be a huge hit from LS!
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Facial Injuries
Topic Overview
At one time or another, everyone has had a minor facial injury that caused pain, swelling, or bruising. Home treatment is usually all that is needed for mild bumps or bruises.
It may be helpful to be familiar with the makeup of the facial bones to better understand facial injuries. See a picture of the facial bones .
Causes of facial injuries
Facial injuries most commonly occur during:
- Sports or recreational activities, such as ice hockey, basketball, rugby, soccer, or martial arts.
- Work-related tasks or projects around the home.
- Motor vehicle crashes.
- Accidental falls.
- Fights.
In children, most facial injuries occur during sports or play or are caused by accidental falls. Minor facial injuries in young children tend to be less severe than similar facial injuries that occur in older children or adults. Young children are less likely to break a facial bone because they have fat pads that cushion their faces and their bones are more flexible. But young children are more likely to be bitten in the face by an animal.
Head injuries may occur at the same time as a facial injury, so be sure to check for symptoms of a head injury . For more information, see the topic Head Injuries, Age 3 and Younger or Head Injuries, Age 4 and Older.
Types of injuries
Facial injuries may be caused by a direct blow, penetrating injury, or fall. Pain may be sudden and severe. Bruising and swelling may develop soon after the injury. Acute injuries include:
- A cut or puncture to your face or inside your mouth. This often occurs with even a minor injury. But a cut or puncture is likely to occur when a jaw or facial bone is broken. The bone may come through the skin or poke into the mouth.
- Bruises from a tear or rupture of small blood vessels under the skin. See a picture of a bruise (contusion) .
- Broken bones (fractures). See an image of a fractured cheekbone .
- A dislocated jaw, which may occur when the lower jawbone (mandible) is pulled apart from one or both of the joints connecting it to the base of the skull at the temporomandibular (TM) joints. This can cause problems even if the jaw pops back into place.
Treatment for a facial injury may include first aid measures, medicine, and in some cases surgery. Treatment depends on:
- The location, type, and severity of the injury.
- How long ago the injury occurred.
- Your age, health condition, and other activities, such as work, sports, or hobbies.
When you have had a facial injury, it is important to look for signs of other injuries, such as a spinal injury , eye injury , or an injury to the mouth, such as a cut lip or injured tooth.
Check your symptoms to decide if and when you should see a doctor.
Home Treatment
Home treatment may help treat problems and prevent complications after an injury to your face.
First aid for bleeding
Stop the bleeding. Crying increases blood flow to the face and can make a nosebleed or facial bleeding worse. If your injured child is crying, speak in a quiet, relaxed manner to soothe him or her.
First aid for a suspected broken bone
- Do not move misshapen facial bones. It may make an injury worse, increase bleeding, or cause more problems.
- Apply an ice or cold pack immediately to prevent or minimize swelling.
- Seek medical evaluation and treatment.
Measures to reduce pain, swelling, and bruising
- Use ice. Cold will reduce pain and swelling. Apply an ice or cold pack immediately to prevent or minimize swelling. Apply the ice or cold pack for 10 to 20 minutes, 3 or more times a day. After 48 to 72 hours, if swelling is gone, apply warmth to the area that hurts.
- Keep your head elevated, even while you sleep. This will help reduce swelling.
- For the first 48 hours, avoid things that might increase swelling, such as hot showers, hot tubs or hot packs, or drinking alcohol or hot fluids.
- Do not take aspirin or other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) for the first 24 hours. Aspirin prolongs the clotting time of blood and may cause more nose or facial bleeding.
- Eat soft foods and cold foods and fluids to reduce jaw and mouth pain. Avoid hot foods or beverages, which may increase swelling around the mouth.
Do not smoke. Smoking slows healing because it decreases blood supply and delays tissue repair. For more information, see the topic Quitting Smoking.
Try a nonprescription medicine to help treat your fever or pain: |
Talk to your child's doctor before switching back and forth between doses of acetaminophen and ibuprofen. When you switch between two medicines, there is a chance your child will get too much medicine. |
Be sure to follow these safety tips when you use a nonprescription medicine: |
Symptoms to watch for during home treatment
Call your doctor if any of the following symptoms occur during home treatment:
- Numbness or tingling develop.
- Changes in vision develop, such as double vision or blurring.
- Signs of infection develop.
- Pain and swelling continue or get worse after using home treatment.
- Symptoms become more severe or frequent.
There are many steps you can take to help prevent a facial injury.
- Always use car safety seats and seat belts to prevent or reduce nose and facial injuries during a car accident.
- Do not use alcohol or other drugs before participating in sports or when operating a motor vehicle or other equipment.
- Wear a helmet and other protective clothing whenever you are biking, motorcycling, skating, skateboarding, kayaking, horseback riding, skiing, snowboarding, or rock climbing.
- Wear a mouth protector when you participate in contact sports.
- Wear a hard hat if you work in an industrial area.
- Wear safety glasses, goggles, or face shields when you work with power tools or when you do an activity that might cause an object to fly into your face.
- Do not dive into shallow or unfamiliar water.
- Prevent falls in your home by removing hazards that might cause a fall.
- Do not keep guns in your home. If you must keep guns, lock them up and store them unloaded and uncocked. Lock ammunition in a separate area.
You can take steps to help reduce your young child's risk of facial injury.
- Never leave your child unattended in a high place, such as on a tabletop; in a crib with the sides down; on elevated porches, decks, and landings; or even on a bed or sofa.
- Do not leave your child alone in any infant seat or sitting toy, such as a swing or jumper. Use all of the safety straps provided.
- Use stair gates to block stairways. Use gates at the top and bottom of the stairs, and use the gates properly.
- Do not use baby walkers. Baby walkers have caused many injuries and are not safe even if the baby is watched closely.
- Watch your child when he or she is outside. Uneven grass, sloping lawns, and hills may be hard for your child to walk on.
- When your toddler is using a bottle or sippy cup, have him or her stay seated. This can help prevent injuries that might occur if your child were to fall while walking and holding a bottle or a cup.
- Make your home safe from falls by removing hazards that might cause a fall, such as throw rugs.
- Place your child in an approved child car seat when traveling in a car. Follow the manufacturer's directions for securing the seat in the car. Children should ride in the back seat for safety.
- Have your children wear helmets when necessary, such as when they are passengers on a bike or are riding a tricycle or bicycle on their own.
Preparing For Your Appointment
To prepare for your appointment, see the topic Making the Most of Your Appointment.
You can help your doctor diagnose and treat your condition by being prepared to answer the following questions:
- When did your injury occur?
- What caused your injury?
- What are your main symptoms?
- What have you done so far to treat your injury?
- Have you had a facial
injury in the past?
- Was your injury evaluated by a doctor?
- What was the diagnosis?
- How was your injury treated?
- Do you have any continuing problems because of the previous injury?
- Was this injury from abuse caused by another person?
- Was the use of alcohol or drugs involved in your injury?
- What home treatment measures have you tried? Did they help?
- What prescription or nonprescription medicines do you take?
- Do you have any health risks?
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Primary Medical Reviewer | William H. Blahd, Jr., MD, FACEP - Emergency Medicine |
Specialist Medical Reviewer | David Messenger, MD |
Last Revised | July 25, 2012 |
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