I have been somewhat absent of late My daughter broke her arm at kindercare on Monday and we wuz back at the hospital on Tuesday until 3am wednesday as she suddenly took ill - we figured it was related but it appears to have been a different bug altogether.
I'm not sure who all here has kids but it's quite sad I suppose that in todays world we need to leave our kids in the care of others from a young age.
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Re: If it doesn't rain.....it pours
Related to her breaking her arm? You got some really nasty bugs down there.Vain wrote:as she suddenly took ill - we figured it was related but it appears to have been a different bug altogether.
It's even more sad many people seem to be quite happy about being able to leave their kids in the care of others all the time.I'm not sure who all here has kids but it's quite sad I suppose that in todays world we need to leave our kids in the care of others from a young age.
Hope her arm isn't too bad and you're all feeling a bit better by now.
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I'm so sorry to hear about all this! Since my first was born, I've been pretty equally divided between the extraordinary joy of the greatest kind of love I can imagine, and terror at the thought of all the horrible things that can happen. (My wife thinks I might have an actual problem with dwelling on the bad possibilities, but that's life.)Vain wrote:I have been somewhat absent of late My daughter broke her arm at kindercare on Monday and we wuz back at the hospital on Tuesday until 3am wednesday as she suddenly took ill - we figured it was related but it appears to have been a different bug altogether.
My wife's parents pushed her to become a pharmacist. She hated the classes, and hates the profession. But it lets her work part-time, making as much as I do full-time. Just a few evenings a week, after I get home, so we can do it without sitters.I'm not sure who all here has kids but it's quite sad I suppose that in todays world we need to leave our kids in the care of others from a young age.
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Thanks guys She's heaps better now - but has discovered that it itches And yep - she stayed overnight
Fist - You're not alone. When my son was born, I absolutely imagined the worst of everything and despite all the trials and tribulations, I wouldn't give them up for the world (which should go without saying) but I know I would physically and mentally be capable of obliterating anything/anybody that threatened them in any serious way
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Fist - You're not alone. When my son was born, I absolutely imagined the worst of everything and despite all the trials and tribulations, I wouldn't give them up for the world (which should go without saying) but I know I would physically and mentally be capable of obliterating anything/anybody that threatened them in any serious way
Sev - I promise to move off my square
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