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<blockquote data-quote="Marguerite" data-source="post: 560696" data-attributes="member: 1991"><p>I have a good friend whose son was always in trouble. He was a lovely kid, very kind. But oh, so impulsive! And accident prone - at his 21st, where most people pin up photos of their kid through the years, his mother pinned up X-rays. "Here is the broken collar bone, there is the fractured skull, this is the pin in his leg...". I remember when difficult child 3 was born, best friend visited with her two teens. Her son was about 12 at the time. He got bored and went for a walk. My room looked over the balcony and he had seen something that intrigued him a couple of floors below.</p><p></p><p>Next thing, hospital security were escorting him back and strongly recommending his mother to take him home. He'd wanted to explore the roof of the wing below. To get to it, he had to go down to the surgical induction ward, go out onto a balcony (through the waiting room) and climb over the balcony onto the roof area. He couldn't see that he had done anything wrong...</p><p></p><p>He's currently working on replacing mother in law's bathroom. The end result will be good, I think, but the process is nailbiting.</p><p></p><p>Marg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marguerite, post: 560696, member: 1991"] I have a good friend whose son was always in trouble. He was a lovely kid, very kind. But oh, so impulsive! And accident prone - at his 21st, where most people pin up photos of their kid through the years, his mother pinned up X-rays. "Here is the broken collar bone, there is the fractured skull, this is the pin in his leg...". I remember when difficult child 3 was born, best friend visited with her two teens. Her son was about 12 at the time. He got bored and went for a walk. My room looked over the balcony and he had seen something that intrigued him a couple of floors below. Next thing, hospital security were escorting him back and strongly recommending his mother to take him home. He'd wanted to explore the roof of the wing below. To get to it, he had to go down to the surgical induction ward, go out onto a balcony (through the waiting room) and climb over the balcony onto the roof area. He couldn't see that he had done anything wrong... He's currently working on replacing mother in law's bathroom. The end result will be good, I think, but the process is nailbiting. Marg [/QUOTE]
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