Guest guest Posted February 21, 2003 Report Share Posted February 21, 2003 That guy is an @ss. Was that at the Car Show here in Chgo? You think in a big city people would see just about everything and know better than to say stupid things. You handled it well. You go to Dr. Frim right, Were you in town for an appt? I was there yesterday morning at 9:30. It would be funny if we were both there at the same time and didn't know it. Take Care, Heidi-SAHM to 7, 4-1/2 (DSI, Apraxia) 10-1/2 months (VUR, Tort/plaigo-DOC Banded 2/14/03) > I couldn't believe this one guy yesterday. We were looking at a van with in her stroller and this guy comes up out of the blue and says, " Yeah, I should have worn my safety helmet today, too " . I just wanted to deck this guy. Luckily my husband didn't hear him or he would have gone off. After that, took her out of the stroller and paraded around with her kissing her all the time and was acting so proud of her. He is so great about it. We don't even really see the helmet anymore so it's even worse. They look at her like she's got two heads. Out of all those people only 1 asked why she had it and that was a person working in the Jeep section. People look at them like they have 3 heads or something. > > Taryn and > Indiana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2003 Report Share Posted February 21, 2003 Taryn, I cannot believe a grown man would poke fun at a child. That makes me so sad. You handled it well. I would have probably followed him around and glared at him all night. After reading your post I really paid attention to people's reactions to A.J. today at the mall. There were stares with smiles when I met the person's eyes. A lot of, " he's cute. " A lot of people would look and look again and again. I myself watched a seeing eye dog walking by with interest today, then turned my head thinking I am just as bad! Shame on me. > I couldn't believe this one guy yesterday. We were looking at a van with in her stroller and this guy comes up out of the blue and says, " Yeah, I should have worn my safety helmet today, too " . I just wanted to deck this guy. Luckily my husband didn't hear him or he would have gone off. After that, took her out of the stroller and paraded around with her kissing her all the time and was acting so proud of her. He is so great about it. We don't even really see the helmet anymore so it's even worse. They look at her like she's got two heads. Out of all those people only 1 asked why she had it and that was a person working in the Jeep section. People look at them like they have 3 heads or something. > > Taryn and > Indiana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2003 Report Share Posted February 21, 2003 I cna't belive that well actually I do because there are so many you know whats out there. When Belle had her first helmet we had something like that happen but the lady was congratulating us on using the helmet in the shopping cart. She kept going on and on about how wonderful we were but then when I finally interupted her and told her that it wasn't for the safety reason it was that she was born with a flat head she walked away. At least it ended that conversation I know longer was the great parent haha. I do like the idea of handing out helmets for those people maybe I'll have to get some when Belle gets her doc band. Debbiek-Belles mom Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2003 Report Share Posted February 21, 2003 --- In Plagiocephaly , " brideb2003 <13kids@m...> " She kept going on and on > about how wonderful we were but then when I finally interupted her > and told her that it wasn't for the safety reason it was that she was > born with a flat head she walked away. Debbie- I can't believe that. You must have been at Beachwood Place! I cannot believe how rude people are there. I guess checking your manners at the door is a requirement for entrance! If I'd have thought about handing out those mini football helmets when Dane was banded, that's where I would go to do it. Of course most of the rude people I met were women so I'd have to tell them to put the helmet somewhere else! I'm sure I could improvise! Women are so caddy! When Belle gets her band, if you've ever in the mood for a challenge, I'll meet you at Beachwood Place. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2003 Report Share Posted February 21, 2003 She thought you were using a helmet because Belle was in a shopping cart? Like in case you crashed into something? OH, That is TOO FUNNY. I go way overboard on safety somethings, but even I would have never thought of that. Take care, Heidi –SAHM to 7, 4-1/2 (DSI, Apraxia) 10-1/2 months (VUR, Tort/Plagio-DOC Banded 2/14/03) > I cna't belive that well actually I do because there are so many you > know whats out there. When Belle had her first helmet we had > something like that happen but the lady was congratulating us on > using the helmet in the shopping cart. She kept going on and on > about how wonderful we were but then when I finally interupted her > and told her that it wasn't for the safety reason it was that she was > born with a flat head she walked away. At least it ended that > conversation I know longer was the great parent haha. I do like the > idea of handing out helmets for those people maybe I'll have to get > some when Belle gets her doc band. > Debbiek-Belles mom Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2003 Report Share Posted February 21, 2003 Boy can I relate!! Since I have to go out of state for 's treatment there aren't any banded babies where I live. Ppl GAWK at her ALL THE TIME! It really makes me mad. I can understand looking at her but these ppl gawk and very obvoiusly too. They're lucky I am so pregnant now or I'd be hitting someone. It really bothers me and her 2 older siblings when we go out. Ppl can be so rude! > I couldn't believe this one guy yesterday. We were looking at a van with in her stroller and this guy comes up out of the blue and says, " Yeah, I should have worn my safety helmet today, too " . I just wanted to deck this guy. Luckily my husband didn't hear him or he would have gone off. After that, took her out of the stroller and paraded around with her kissing her all the time and was acting so proud of her. He is so great about it. We don't even really see the helmet anymore so it's even worse. They look at her like she's got two heads. Out of all those people only 1 asked why she had it and that was a person working in the Jeep section. People look at them like they have 3 heads or something. > > Taryn and > Indiana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 21, 2003 Report Share Posted February 21, 2003 Taryn, Reading your post reminded me of an experience we had 2 weeks ago. We were checking into a hotel in Chinatown to watch the Chinese new year parade. My daughter is Chinese. A heavy older guy with a cigar came up, after looking at the band, and asked me if she was a SUMA wrestler. It made no sense to me so I just laughed and said " yea " . After he left I thought " what the heck was that?? " . First of all, we were in Chinatown, not Little Tokyo. Do SUMA(sp?) wrestlers wear helmets? I just thought he was an ignorant old jerk, and I couldn't figure out why he even made that comment. Most of the time little children ask me what it's for and I am more than happy to tell them. Best wishes, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 22, 2003 Report Share Posted February 22, 2003 , I have to laugh. I lived in Tokyo for a while and learned more than I care to admit about Sumo wrestling. About the only thing Robin has in common with a Sumo wrestler is her asian ancestry and the little diaper thing the wrestlers wear! Sumo wrestlers grow their hair long and wrap it up on top of their head, but they wear no head gear of any kind. This guy is even more stupid than you first thought. It's funny to me that people will say something to a total stranger, thinking that they know everything, but proving that they don't know much of anything at all! Hopefully you can get a chuckle out of this as I have. Keep the stories coming. Gail, Sam and Sara's mom, DOC grads Re: Rudeness at the Car Show Taryn, Reading your post reminded me of an experience we had 2 weeks ago. We were checking into a hotel in Chinatown to watch the Chinese new year parade. My daughter is Chinese. A heavy older guy with a cigar came up, after looking at the band, and asked me if she was a SUMA wrestler. It made no sense to me so I just laughed and said "yea". After he left I thought "what the heck was that??". First of all, we were in Chinatown, not Little Tokyo. Do SUMA(sp?) wrestlers wear helmets? I just thought he was an ignorant old jerk, and I couldn't figure out why he even made that comment. Most of the time little children ask me what it's for and I am more than happy to tell them. Best wishes, For more plagio info Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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