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[quote=Anonymous]Pp shut up. I clearly stated I feel bad for my kid who broke a bone. My point was that in my mind I have the thought of "well you were warned" so that when she's complaining abt not being able to take gymnastics I don't feel like I need to coddle her and say things like "oh it's okay, we can put you in a craft class" which is what I did when my son was hurt and couldn't play his favorite sport for 2 months. You are acting like I'm spitting on her and saying "I don't feel bad, in fact I'm not even gonna take you to a doctor." No, I'm simply saying "Hun, you got hurt before sliding on the railing and I tell you constantly to stop, now you can't participate in gymnastics with Kara. You'll have to wait till the doctors say it's ok" And no I'm not narcissistic. I think I make mistakes too.. A lot of em. But I do like to recognize when I have done something wrong or just tempted fate once too many. [/quote]
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