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Accidentally hit someone with log

KoNaMiCoN

Alright, so, I'm in school right now and I wanna post because It's on my mind. I was at a swing with my other autistic friend, Ash. He was saying how his brother could sing in soprano and I got jealous, so I threw the swing. It's attached to a rope though and it spun around and made my friends head bleed a lot. I panicked, had a nervous meltdown and now people keep asking me if he's ok (said way too many times) and if I'm ok (Which A: Why are you asking and B: No! Please leave!) Advice wanted plz ;(

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  • I find the most important thing is to try stay calm, breath calmly and snap into a care mode -I push my own feelings to the back so I don't panic and can deal with them later. If you can focus on looking after the other person rather than what caused it -so attend to first aid.  A thing to note with head injuries, don't try and pretend they didn't happen, make sure someone knows and factually report what happened even if it does look bad on you -I always tell my kids it's important to just say what happened so treatment is accurate and what's needed.  If you feel the impact was quite hard, that could help your friends recovery if someone else knows you are concerned.

    It's okay to tell people you need some space, just really good if you manage to tell/write down events so others can help you.

    Things like this will help you control your temper in future. Stim to let the energy go rather that do something you might regret.

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  • I find the most important thing is to try stay calm, breath calmly and snap into a care mode -I push my own feelings to the back so I don't panic and can deal with them later. If you can focus on looking after the other person rather than what caused it -so attend to first aid.  A thing to note with head injuries, don't try and pretend they didn't happen, make sure someone knows and factually report what happened even if it does look bad on you -I always tell my kids it's important to just say what happened so treatment is accurate and what's needed.  If you feel the impact was quite hard, that could help your friends recovery if someone else knows you are concerned.

    It's okay to tell people you need some space, just really good if you manage to tell/write down events so others can help you.

    Things like this will help you control your temper in future. Stim to let the energy go rather that do something you might regret.

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