HILARIOUS picture has emerged of a little boys depiction in an adorable get well soon card received to the posters grandmother after her fall.
Jodie Ramsay, 22, from Stirling, Central Scotland, shared the card that was sent to her grandmother Denise, 63, after she fell down the stairs.
Denise Carrington, from Stirling broke five bones and dislocated her shoulder after her fall in her house on Saturday.
Denise received the sweet card from a boy who lives down the street called Liam, 9, on Monday.
Jodie uploaded the hilarious card to Twitter on Tuesday captioned with: “My nana fell down her stairs and a wee boy in the street gave her this card.”
The card from Liam depicts her fall complete with stick figures with showing each movement with one screaming complete with an ambulance taking her to hospital and her lying in her bed recovering.
The card reads: “To Denise. Get well soon. From your best friend Liam.”
The post has been liked over 47,000 times with nearly 4,000 retweets.
@Miss_W_ wrote under Jodie’s post: “OMG Jodie! That is the cutest thing (and a very impressive graphic drawing of the actual incident.”
@Oreokicks said: “This is fab and I hope your nana and her best friend are now reunited x
@ashleigh_suze added: ‘From your best friend Liam’ – “my heart! (Also, I hope she recovers quickly).”
Speaking today Jodie said: “She’s doing well now. She’s been discharged from hospital now. She fell down the stairs on Saturday and was taken to hospital via ambulance. She received the card in hospital on Monday.
“I thought it was absolutely hilarious and I thought it was really cute. My nan also thought it was hilarious.
“Liam plays football and is friends with my Nanas grandson, she supports them at games and always shouts them both on.”
Liam Hand, from Denny, delivered the note to Denise’s son John on Sunday on his way home after Liam hearing about her accident.
Liam wanted to get Denise a gift to Denise to let her know he was thinking of her so on their way from Stirling they bought a card and dropped it into her son John Hamilton.
Speaking today, Liam’s dad Steven said: “He likes to draw these stick men drawings. I was amazed but how much details he put in it and the drawing. He always does a wee story picture on the birthday cards. We bought her flowers and a card.
“He drew it in the car, so when we first saw we didn’t know if we were going to hand it in.
It was really funny but I was bit worried it might be taken the wrong way.
“I told John to open it up immediately the card just to check it and he said it was alright. He took it up later that day and he told me she loved the card and flowers.
“She comes to the football matches to cheer on her grandson and Liam. They get on really well.”
