DCG May Have Broke My Sons Nose..Now What?

[legomom922]

Yeah I read it, but there has been 2 pages of discussion regarding what was said in the first post.
I didn't mean to be rude, but I feel bad for legomom because she didn't think what she was saying was going to spin off this way.

I understand that often we come on here for support, or to ask a question about something, and without thinking about what we are saying, it comes across the wrong way and everyone ends up ganging up on you.

All I meant in that post unregistered user (I'm assuming you've logged out so you are not recognized) was that you were late coming into the conversation, within the last 20 or so posts prior to yours things had been cleared up, and everyone was getting the point. Obviously if you come into a thread late, it isn't expected you can read every single post, but in a heated discussion such as this, it is a good idea to at least read in between and the last of the posts before you say what you want to say.

Thanks Baybee! Obviously some people doesn't know how to READ::::::

[legomom922]

So Legomom, how is your boy doing?

He is better, thank you so much for asking! The swelling is even better now and he did go back to school today, so I don't think he needs to go to the Dr. I will see how he looks by Monday and if there is any swelling or bumps that have not gone away by then maybe I will still take him in. he does seem to have a line or some bruising by the bridge of his nose.

[dEHmom]

Sounds like he had a clean break then. He'll be sore for a while. Glad to hear he's back to school.

And you're welcome ::

[legomom922]

Sounds like he had a clean break then. He'll be sore for a while. Glad to hear he's back to school.

And you're welcome ::

Do you think it really was broken? I still don't know, LOL Should i still ahve him looked at?

[missnikki]

Do you think it really was broken? I still don't know, LOL Should i still ahve him looked at?

Yes, I definitely would take him in. If anything can be done, I personally would feel terrible if somewhere down the line it became a problem that could have been solved with a visit or 2. At least just to get an 'all clear' from the doc.

[dEHmom]

Do you think it really was broken? I still don't know, LOL Should i still ahve him looked at?

I agree. But you have to pay for visits to doctor right? EEEK I hate going to the dentist because we have to pay 20% of the cost. GRRR...

It would probably be a good idea just to get them to look at it. But if it looks like nothing is out of alignment then I personally probably wouldn't be worried about it if swelling is going away and bruising. I mean they will probably just look at it and tell you it's fine. BUT i am not a doctor.

I just know from a mother's standpoint sometimes we worry too much, and other times we just know it's a booboo and it'll heal. I think it's a judgement call. I do agree though, that you don't want to regret it down the line. If it heals up wrong for any reason, it's not an easy fix in the future.

[Michael]

Thanks Babybee for that last post. I was going to close this thread since it's starting to go off topic.

[dEHmom]

Thanks Babybee for that last post. I was going to close this thread since it's starting to go off topic.

no problem. not sure which post you are referring to but s'all gravy baby.

glad no one is ready to strangle the other anymore. it's like we are all back in highschool!

[QualiTcare]

Oh my gosh, that is really sad.

What is sad about it? I can safely say ballet dancers, gymnasts, and police offers most def aren't my thing either.

[Live and Learn]

I just laugh my ass off at the amount of seemingly normal women who are married to OBVIOUS gay men. Denial, big time.

This is a daycare forum and I for one would prefer you to keep your gay bashing and preferences in men to yourself.

[QualiTcare]

This is a daycare forum and I for one would prefer you to keep your gay bashing and preferences in men to yourself.

Gay bashing? Where?! I love gays. I was making a reference to women being in denial. Anyone who has watched toddlers n tiaras would know what that means. Yes it's a daycare forum and god forbid I make a joke about men. I didn't realize anyone's husband was a ballet dancer.

[dEHmom]

oh my.....
back to highschool again I see

[QualiTcare]

oh my.....
back to highschool again I see

No, it's daycare! :

[dEHmom]

. Some of these posts are like my 4 and 6 yr old. Just bickering they are driving me nuts lately! I don't think they even know what they are arguing about they just argue to argue!

[Lucy]

"I just laugh my ass off at the amount of seemingly normal women who are married to OBVIOUS gay men. Denial, big time."

"Gay bashing? Where?! I love gays. I was making a reference to women being in denial. Anyone who has watched toddlers n tiaras would know what that means. Yes it's a daycare forum and god forbid I make a joke about men. I didn't realize anyone's husband was a ballet dancer."

I find I'm usually with you on things you say, but I draw the line here. You're generalizing when you say effeminate men, or men who have predominantly female jobs are in denial about being gay. Or that their wives are in denial that their husband is gay. I find that to be a very narrow-minded statement.