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When a difficult child doesn't feel well ....oh, the agony!
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<blockquote data-quote="dashcat" data-source="post: 550930" data-attributes="member: 9175"><p>Well, I'm feeling much better now ...thanks to all of your hilarious stories! It amsues me to think that they really do not realize how silly they sound. Shooting pus? Puking blood? (LOL Step! - tomato soup!!). </p><p></p><p>When difficult child was a senior in HS, she was twisted her leg playing soccer. She limped and moaned and iced it as though she had gotten her leg caught in a vice. A few hours after soccer practice was over, she forgot about her injury and began walking normally. She went to a meeting with the youth group at church that night, returned home and acted perfectly normal. The following day, the youth director and the parish priest called e to see how she was and how things and gone when I'd taken her to ER (?) that night. A first I was baffled and then I remembered. She apparently writhed in pain througout the meeting, convincing them all her dedication to God was so great that she wouldn't consider missing youth group even though she might need to undergo amputation surgery in just a few short hours.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dashcat, post: 550930, member: 9175"] Well, I'm feeling much better now ...thanks to all of your hilarious stories! It amsues me to think that they really do not realize how silly they sound. Shooting pus? Puking blood? (LOL Step! - tomato soup!!). When difficult child was a senior in HS, she was twisted her leg playing soccer. She limped and moaned and iced it as though she had gotten her leg caught in a vice. A few hours after soccer practice was over, she forgot about her injury and began walking normally. She went to a meeting with the youth group at church that night, returned home and acted perfectly normal. The following day, the youth director and the parish priest called e to see how she was and how things and gone when I'd taken her to ER (?) that night. A first I was baffled and then I remembered. She apparently writhed in pain througout the meeting, convincing them all her dedication to God was so great that she wouldn't consider missing youth group even though she might need to undergo amputation surgery in just a few short hours. [/QUOTE]
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