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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Call your sister and cancel Thanksgiving dinner this year.  Tell her that your kids are sick.

Then have T-day dinner just with your immediate family.

Your sister can go get something at the grocery store -- they are open until noon.[/quote]

That is so rude.[/quote]

Totally disagree!

OP says her sister called their mom, told her "My daughter is sick (i.e. I'm thinking has a fever) but I don't want to say anything to sister because she won't let me bring my child to her Thanksgiving dinner!"

Mom then passed this information on to the host.

Sister has no intention of being honest about her child's illness; and has no intention of staying home due to an ill child.

Under those circumstances, I think it is less rude to just cancel Thansgiving dinner; rather than meeting sister at the door with a care package but refusing entry, which is what OP said she planned to do.[/quote]

This is the OP.  THIS!!!  For all of you who are laid back and whose kids are in daycare and school SO ARE MINE.  We get exposed to germs ALL THE TIME.  I'm pissed about the way my sister mouches off my for a meal and sometimes brings over her DEATHLY sick child (ever played host to a lethargic child with a fever of 104 who is taken out in the middle of winter just so her parents can have a free meal at your house???

As for most of the posters.  GOOD FOR YOU.  Everyone is different.  I'm bitching about this.  I DO NOT WANT SOLUTIONS.  I'M BITCHING.  DO YOU GET IT!!!!!!![/quote]

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