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re: people come to the ER at 2 AM for the stupidest crap
Posted on 4/14/16 at 2:41 am to white perch
Posted on 4/14/16 at 2:41 am to white perch
Oh, your child has a fever of 99.5F and you thought bringing him to the ER at 3AM was the proper thing to do?
You are obviously a fantastic parent.
Oh, your kid had diarrhea today, but he is currently running around the ER at 4AM?
Who allowed you to have children?
You are obviously a fantastic parent.
Oh, your kid had diarrhea today, but he is currently running around the ER at 4AM?
Who allowed you to have children?
Posted on 4/14/16 at 2:45 am to Scruffy
Scruffy should give them an aspirin and send them all home.
Posted on 4/14/16 at 3:42 am to Scruffy
Why aren't you talking in 3rd person
Posted on 4/14/16 at 5:41 am to Scruffy
I'm not saying it's exactly the most intelligent decisions that are made, but if you don't have children, don't judge everything.
When you're informed that the neighbor's kid just got out of the hospital for pneumonia, and your 4 month old (first child) gets his first cold, you don't know what's normal and what's "really sick". My son had a "hard" time breathing (at least compared to anything we had experienced at the time) and we had just moved that week and didn't have a pediatrician set up yet, so no nurse hotline to call. Brought him to an urgent care/er type facility since it was all that was open. Not an actual ER, but still in hindsight an overreaction. They tested for RSV, but he was fine. As someone with no medical degree, their first experience with a newborn being sick, it's tough on a parent to know sometimes. You love that kid more than anything, so you don't care if you inconvenience the ER. The littlest things make you worry. Still after a year and a half, if he is too still in the video monitor, we can't sleep until we see him squirm a little .
Just as you aren't an expert in other fields, we aren't all experts in yours. Now, I'm not saying a lot of shite isn't really dumb. But sometimes, cut a parent a break. You think they enjoy being up at 3 am with their kids at the ER. They aren't even getting paid for it. shite, I think my son's trip was a $1200 mistake! You live and you learn.
When you're informed that the neighbor's kid just got out of the hospital for pneumonia, and your 4 month old (first child) gets his first cold, you don't know what's normal and what's "really sick". My son had a "hard" time breathing (at least compared to anything we had experienced at the time) and we had just moved that week and didn't have a pediatrician set up yet, so no nurse hotline to call. Brought him to an urgent care/er type facility since it was all that was open. Not an actual ER, but still in hindsight an overreaction. They tested for RSV, but he was fine. As someone with no medical degree, their first experience with a newborn being sick, it's tough on a parent to know sometimes. You love that kid more than anything, so you don't care if you inconvenience the ER. The littlest things make you worry. Still after a year and a half, if he is too still in the video monitor, we can't sleep until we see him squirm a little .
Just as you aren't an expert in other fields, we aren't all experts in yours. Now, I'm not saying a lot of shite isn't really dumb. But sometimes, cut a parent a break. You think they enjoy being up at 3 am with their kids at the ER. They aren't even getting paid for it. shite, I think my son's trip was a $1200 mistake! You live and you learn.
Posted on 4/14/16 at 8:30 am to Scruffy
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Scruffy
If it's a first time parent, you need to cut them some slack. I remember being scared to death every time something wasn't right with my 1st and had to be talked down by parents and in laws.
Now it would take a lot to bring a sick child to an ER.
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