what is the possibility of engine damage?

[chrispix]

coming from home from work the other day, my coolant low level light comes on. so i pull over and fill up the reservoir. i start driving again, and the light comes on again about 15 minutes later. so now im worried, i pull over again to fill the reservoir and i notice steam coming from under the thermostat. when the steam starts to subside, i see it is coming from one of the hoses to the turbo. it is cracked. so i make the decision to wait awhile so i can open the rad cap and fill the system full, fill the reservoir full, then try to drive to the closest autoparts store. it happened one more time before i made it to the store. i replaced the hoses at the store (soiling my work-clothes), filled the system up and drove home. i havent driven the car since. i was very cognizant of the stock temp gauge the whole time and it never went above mid. i know the stock gauge is a poor indicator of actual temp, and the batteries were dead in my pocketlogger. my decision was influenced by poor-college-boy syndrome caused by eating only ramen noodles too many nights in a row.
i would just like an opinion from an ubermechanic if i did any possible damage to anything while doing this.
thank you.

 

[Piranhaman33]

i dont really know how hot it got but if it did get hot enough the head gasket might be damaged and worse case scenario warped head....but if it stayed cool enough then no worries

 

[kalla]

I seriously doubt that you suffered any engine damage. However now that you know the heater hoses in a 12 year old car have a tendency to split or break, do yourself a favor and replace the other ones too.

 

[chrispix]

yeah, i forgot to put in my first thread that i replaced all but the lower radiator hose. thats why im not driving it now-gotta replace that last hose.