What Not to Do with Your Sick Kid
Have a friend you’d like to unload? Why not drop off your sick kid at her house?
That’s what happened to me, just three days before Christmas. Little Ella arrived at our home with flushed cheeks and a tight, croupy cough.. By the time I realized the kid was horribly ill, her mother had made a quick exit, and couldn’t be reached on her cell phone. I tried to keep my children away from Ella, but that was all but impossible.
That’s why I spent Christmas Eve night getting up every hour to clean up after my crying, puking one-year-old son. My four-year-old daughter came down with Ella-itis on Christmas Day. Five days after that, my son’s version of Ella Virus turned into pneumonia.
It was a holiday to remember, that’s for sure. And a friendship I’d now like to forget.
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1 Comments:
That is just so inconsiderate. Why would you drop off your sick child at a "friend's" house? Because you are obviously not friends if you are ready to do that to her! Especially in your friend has children, too. Unacceptable.
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