Re: The Cruel Comments

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OMG: You are a much better person than me. I would have told her

that if she touches my son again I will break her hand. Then when we

left I would have cried over her comment.

My Ian gets his DOC band on April 7 and I am dreading the stares and

comments. I am feeling so bad for him and he won't even understand

what they are saying.

Mommy to Ian, 8 months, casted last week and gets Band April 7.

> On 3/31/06, shields31 <shields31@...> wrote:

> >

> > I feel your pain...Laurel has only had her band for 2.5 weeks

and we

> > got our first insensitive comment by a 40-50 year old woman (a

total

> > stranger) at a funeral home visitation! She tapped Laurel's

helmet

> > and said, " Didn't get enough tummy time? " in this really

> > condescending voice I almost punched her.

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > > I am sick and tired of someone saying to me.... " what's wrong

with

> > your

> > > child " ... I used to explain it to everyone, and everyone

thinks

> > that

> > > it is because he laid on his back to long....for one thing,

they

> > don't

> > > have a clue, since my son was diagnosed with molding issues at

> > > birth...unlike some others, AJ dropped on me at 6 months and

sat

> > head

> > > down on my pelvis, so not only does he have the misshaped head,

> > but he

> > > has the collar bone off as well as his ribs.. I finally

snapped

> > the

> > > other day when someone again came up to me and said " what's

wrong

> > with

> > > your child " ...perfect strangers, not even family...and I

snapped

> > and

> > > said " there is absolutely nothing wrong with my child, to me

he is

> > > perfect " ...and the lady just stomped off... I am just sick of

> > > it..people need to teach their kids manners too...I am

definitely

> > going

> > > to take AJ around others with special needs, because we were at

> > Chuckie

> > > Cheese's last weekend and there were kids staring at him, and

> > tapping

> > > his band and saying, what's wrong with that kid " mommy " . I

know

> > kids

> > > are going to ask, but I want AJ to grow up knowing that all

people

> > are

> > > different and it doesn't mean there is something wrong with

them,

> > it

> > > just means they are more special than others...

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > For more plagio info

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OMG: You are a much better person than me. I would have told her

that if she touches my son again I will break her hand. Then when we

left I would have cried over her comment.

My Ian gets his DOC band on April 7 and I am dreading the stares and

comments. I am feeling so bad for him and he won't even understand

what they are saying.

Mommy to Ian, 8 months, casted last week and gets Band April 7.

> On 3/31/06, shields31 <shields31@...> wrote:

> >

> > I feel your pain...Laurel has only had her band for 2.5 weeks

and we

> > got our first insensitive comment by a 40-50 year old woman (a

total

> > stranger) at a funeral home visitation! She tapped Laurel's

helmet

> > and said, " Didn't get enough tummy time? " in this really

> > condescending voice I almost punched her.

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > > I am sick and tired of someone saying to me.... " what's wrong

with

> > your

> > > child " ... I used to explain it to everyone, and everyone

thinks

> > that

> > > it is because he laid on his back to long....for one thing,

they

> > don't

> > > have a clue, since my son was diagnosed with molding issues at

> > > birth...unlike some others, AJ dropped on me at 6 months and

sat

> > head

> > > down on my pelvis, so not only does he have the misshaped head,

> > but he

> > > has the collar bone off as well as his ribs.. I finally

snapped

> > the

> > > other day when someone again came up to me and said " what's

wrong

> > with

> > > your child " ...perfect strangers, not even family...and I

snapped

> > and

> > > said " there is absolutely nothing wrong with my child, to me

he is

> > > perfect " ...and the lady just stomped off... I am just sick of

> > > it..people need to teach their kids manners too...I am

definitely

> > going

> > > to take AJ around others with special needs, because we were at

> > Chuckie

> > > Cheese's last weekend and there were kids staring at him, and

> > tapping

> > > his band and saying, what's wrong with that kid " mommy " . I

know

> > kids

> > > are going to ask, but I want AJ to grow up knowing that all

people

> > are

> > > different and it doesn't mean there is something wrong with

them,

> > it

> > > just means they are more special than others...

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > For more plagio info