Aussie radio host Jane Kennedy landed herself in hospital following what could have been a potentially fatal accident after she fell from a tree and hit her head on concrete.
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On Thursday, the 55-year-old revealed she had post-traumatic amnesia after the accident and has “no memory” of what happened after blacking out.
Kennedy – co-host of the radio station’s national drive-time show with Mick Molloy – called in to Triple M to reveal the details of the frightening incident.
Jane said she is now home but that she was hospitalised after the fall and now has to wear a neck brace so her head and back injuries recover.
She explained she was trying to put a night-vision camera in the tree when she fell.
“I’ve got the night vision wildlife camera in my hand, and the next minute, I woke up with a rather concerned Rob Stitch (her husband) next to me in the trauma unit of the Alfred Hospital,” she said on the radio.
“What happened was I’ve fallen and I’ve blacked out (so) I have to this day no memory of how I got to the hospital.”
Luckily, Jane’s children discovered her after the fall and brought her inside the house.
“Five kids were home hovering over me and I was curled up like a strange cat on the stairs and I was talking gibberish saying, ‘Why are you all home from school?’,” she said.
“They said, ‘mum because of lockdown, coronavirus’ and I go, ‘what’s coronavirus?'”
Her children then called an ambulance, which took her to hospital, where she woke up in the trauma unit with her husband.
The radio star is hoping to return to her radio show on Monday.
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