Guest guest Posted March 18, 2004 Report Share Posted March 18, 2004 , sounds like home schooling is looking more and more like an optioin for your girls and your son later on too if needed. this way can be safe from IDIOT MORONS like this foul mouthed kid, I mean sure she may be all talk and no action but you never know if she may be or decide to act now or in the future and your would be the one to suffer the injuries etc. Sharon > My daughter is trying to get a sweatshirt back from a " friend " , and was talking to her on IM about it. > Then this girl gets all rude, crude and defensive, and says the most horrible things to . > She said " you have to get your big sister to beat me up, cause you can't do it, cause you'll probably hurt yourself again, baby! (neither her nor her sister said anything about beating her up - just asked her to bring the shirt to school tomorrow) > blah blah > So, now the bratty kids are even making rude comments to her because she is disabled? I can't believe it! > > I hate the whole deal. The kids (not all of them) the teachers, the district. It's like, we don't need this crap from any of them. I can't believe the kids at this school. You would not believe the things that came out of this girls mouth. I had print it out, just in case anything happens. It's like X rated stuff. > > She has too much to deal with, to have to worry about these kids who act like they are gang bangers. It's ridiculous. > > Oh, the crap! > > I can't believe someone would say those things about her because she gets hurt so easily. Like she thinks is faking it. Or making fun of her cause she's so fragile. What kind of a family do these kids live in? I can't imagine any of my kids saying anything like that, even if they didn't have EDS. Know what I mean?Oh, this makes me so mad!!!!! And, I can't tell you what she actually said. It was AWFUL. > I can't imagine what their parents must be like. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 18, 2004 Report Share Posted March 18, 2004 Oh , I am so sorry to hear of the horrible time is having at school right now. I can really sypthaise on this one as I went to hell and back with schools thanks to the kids and teachers too. I wont go into the sordid details, but suffice to say certain people's actions have left indelible scars on my life and cost me my place at University as I almost had I was on the verge of physical and nervous breakdown by the end and just walked away from schooling completely before I cracked completely. You and you're girls don't need the extra crap to cope with, life is hard enough with EDS without unnecessary stress from mindless, uncompassionate morons like that. Please give the girls my love and know that I'm thinking of you all. If you want to talk more offlist, please feel free. The one single bets bit of advice I can offer though is do what is best for you and your family. Love and hugs....Jo xxx Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 18, 2004 Report Share Posted March 18, 2004 We actually looked a some small jacuzzi tubs at home depot last weekend. They are only around $600.00. I'm hoping for that. We have a small bathroom and a small tub too. I do have a lot of friends that would help. I have called on my neighbors a few times too. I just don't like to do it. Just one of those things. When my good friend came over after my hyst to vacuum for me, I felt terrible. When my mother in law came to help after the birth of my 2 last kids, I felt terrible. But, each time, I ended up doing more than I should, and started bleeding. Had to take meds to clot me up again. I don't know why I'm like that. I'm happy to help friends in need. I have many times. I even watched my friend's 2 daughters for a week while she and her husband went to Paris. She kept asking me when Me and Tom were gonna go somwhere, when she could watch my kids, but we never did it. Stupid, really. I think it must be that " don't show any weakness " thing that's inplanted in me for some reason. I don't know where that came from. Oh yes I do - my mom. For some reason, I think my husband should be the one helping. I just do't want people to think I'm a weakling. All my friends are always saying " That , she's so amazing and strong. I could never handle what she does, and do all she does. " That makes me feel good. It's just stupid. I gotta get over that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 18, 2004 Report Share Posted March 18, 2004 We actually looked a some small jacuzzi tubs at home depot last weekend. They are only around $600.00. I'm hoping for that. We have a small bathroom and a small tub too. I do have a lot of friends that would help. I have called on my neighbors a few times too. I just don't like to do it. Just one of those things. When my good friend came over after my hyst to vacuum for me, I felt terrible. When my mother in law came to help after the birth of my 2 last kids, I felt terrible. But, each time, I ended up doing more than I should, and started bleeding. Had to take meds to clot me up again. I don't know why I'm like that. I'm happy to help friends in need. I have many times. I even watched my friend's 2 daughters for a week while she and her husband went to Paris. She kept asking me when Me and Tom were gonna go somwhere, when she could watch my kids, but we never did it. Stupid, really. I think it must be that " don't show any weakness " thing that's inplanted in me for some reason. I don't know where that came from. Oh yes I do - my mom. For some reason, I think my husband should be the one helping. I just do't want people to think I'm a weakling. All my friends are always saying " That , she's so amazing and strong. I could never handle what she does, and do all she does. " That makes me feel good. It's just stupid. I gotta get over that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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