Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Heartbreaking, may this dear child Rest In Peace.I hope his bullies are tormented by guilt. I don’t underwhelmed the mom didn’t take him to an ear or free clinic to get checked out. I understand fear or inability to pay, but I would jump in front of a moving train for my child.

I agree. If they showed up at an emergency room, they would not have been turned away (if you come to this country, you should at least have the basic understanding of how things work. Also, why are we letting people into this country sho go directly to shelters?).

The family may be here legally.

Oh sure. Count on it.

The bullying wouldn't cause this kind of medical situation so they are two entirely different issues. But, if she mentioned it to the caseworker assigned to her for the shelter or shelter workers, they should have helped her get medical treatment. Or, the school counselor.

Anonymous wrote:Heartbreaking, may this dear child Rest In Peace.I hope his bullies are tormented by guilt. I don’t underwhelmed the mom didn’t take him to an ear or free clinic to get checked out. I understand fear or inability to pay, but I would jump in front of a moving train for my child.

You realize you live in a world of privilege. She does not. She's struggling to get by. She's struggling to find housing. She can only stay so long at the shelter and if she's not legal, there are not rental assistance programs to help post-shelter as there are for citizens. She's jus trying to survive.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:More info here:
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/11-year-old-boy-dies-after-collapsing-in-montgomery-county-classroom/2852193/

So sad.

For anyone who didn't click on the article, if you know anyone for whom it's relevant, please share this info:

In Montgomery County, there are affordable health resources available to families regardless of their immigration status. They include:

Mary’s Center in Silver Spring

344 University Blvd W, Silver Spring, MD 2090
(844) 796-2797
Proyecto Salud Clinic

11002 Veirs Mill Road, Suite 700, Wheaton, MD 20902
301-962-6173

Have you ever tried to get an appointment? At best it takes months.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Heartbreaking, may this dear child Rest In Peace.I hope his bullies are tormented by guilt. I don’t underwhelmed the mom didn’t take him to an ear or free clinic to get checked out. I understand fear or inability to pay, but I would jump in front of a moving train for my child.

I agree. If they showed up at an emergency room, they would not have been turned away (if you come to this country, you should at least have the basic understanding of how things work. Also, why are we letting people into this country sho go directly to shelters?).

The family may be here legally.

Anonymous wrote:More info here:
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/11-year-old-boy-dies-after-collapsing-in-montgomery-county-classroom/2852193/

So sad.

For anyone who didn't click on the article, if you know anyone for whom it's relevant, please share this info:

In Montgomery County, there are affordable health resources available to families regardless of their immigration status. They include:

Mary’s Center in Silver Spring

344 University Blvd W, Silver Spring, MD 2090
(844) 796-2797
Proyecto Salud Clinic

11002 Veirs Mill Road, Suite 700, Wheaton, MD 20902
301-962-6173

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Heartbreaking, may this dear child Rest In Peace.I hope his bullies are tormented by guilt. I don’t underwhelmed the mom didn’t take him to an ear or free clinic to get checked out. I understand fear or inability to pay, but I would jump in front of a moving train for my child.

I agree. If they showed up at an emergency room, they would not have been turned away (if you come to this country, you should at least have the basic understanding of how things work. Also, why are we letting people into this country sho go directly to shelters?).

Do we know how long they have been in the US? It may have been years.

Anonymous wrote:Heartbreaking, may this dear child Rest In Peace.I hope his bullies are tormented by guilt. I don’t underwhelmed the mom didn’t take him to an ear or free clinic to get checked out. I understand fear or inability to pay, but I would jump in front of a moving train for my child.

I agree. If they showed up at an emergency room, they would not have been turned away (if you come to this country, you should at least have the basic understanding of how things work. Also, why are we letting people into this country sho go directly to shelters?).

Heartbreaking, may this dear child Rest In Peace.I hope his bullies are tormented by guilt. I don’t underwhelmed the mom didn’t take him to an ear or free clinic to get checked out. I understand fear or inability to pay, but I would jump in front of a moving train for my child.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In the Spanish news article, the family mentions that he was bullied. Interesting that it was not mentioned in the English version of the article https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.telemundowashingtondc.com/noticias/local/no-se-como-vivir-sin-el-muere-nino-hispano-tras-colapsar-en-escuela-de-montgomery/2090480/%3famp

For those of us who do not speak SPanish, what does it say?

It’s pretty much the same as the nbc4 article except the bullying part.

Bullied at school or the shelter?

Bullied at school and the school couldn't tell the media whether or not they had the record of the event.

Su familia cree que William era víctima de acoso en la escuela. “El niño me dijo que lo estaban burlando mucho en la escuela. Mucho bullying existe”, dijo Vicente.

Las escuelas públicas no informaron sobre si tienen reportes de algún incidente de acoso hacia William e indicaron que no podían comentar sobre el historial médico de un estudiante.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In the Spanish news article, the family mentions that he was bullied. Interesting that it was not mentioned in the English version of the article https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.telemundowashingtondc.com/noticias/local/no-se-como-vivir-sin-el-muere-nino-hispano-tras-colapsar-en-escuela-de-montgomery/2090480/%3famp

For those of us who do not speak SPanish, what does it say?

It’s pretty much the same as the nbc4 article except the bullying part.

Bullied at school or the shelter?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In the Spanish news article, the family mentions that he was bullied. Interesting that it was not mentioned in the English version of the article https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.telemundowashingtondc.com/noticias/local/no-se-como-vivir-sin-el-muere-nino-hispano-tras-colapsar-en-escuela-de-montgomery/2090480/%3famp

For those of us who do not speak SPanish, what does it say?

It’s pretty much the same as the nbc4 article except the bullying part.

Anonymous wrote:In the Spanish news article, the family mentions that he was bullied. Interesting that it was not mentioned in the English version of the article https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.telemundowashingtondc.com/noticias/local/no-se-como-vivir-sin-el-muere-nino-hispano-tras-colapsar-en-escuela-de-montgomery/2090480/%3famp

For those of us who do not speak SPanish, what does it say?

In the Spanish news article, the family mentions that he was bullied. Interesting that it was not mentioned in the English version of the article https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.telemundowashingtondc.com/noticias/local/no-se-como-vivir-sin-el-muere-nino-hispano-tras-colapsar-en-escuela-de-montgomery/2090480/%3famp

Anonymous wrote:The mother could have been afraid to seek medical attention since perhaps they are an undocumented family?

She's living in a shelter. So, this makes no sense that the shelter staff didn't notice and help her get help. She'd also have a caseworker assigned to her with the county she'd meet with regularly. There is more to this story. But, its none of our business.