Kids , a constant worry

[elvis]

They do say you never stop worrying about your kids , and i worry like fuck - continually 

 

My 14 yr old daughter took a voluntary ecg to do with a local charity and was called back because of a slight abnormality in her reading , we followed up with a peadiatrician who had a a cardiologist from alder hey working next door  - she showed him the ecg and he wants to see her next month .

 

She has suffered a few palpitation like symptoms , which is i think why they want to investigate further , i am shitting bricks now , has anyone else experienced this with their kids ?

[Captain Turdseye]

They do say you never stop worrying about your kids , and i worry like fuck - continually

My daughter is five and even now every night after I’ve brushed my teeth before bed I go into her bedroom and just rest my hand on her back to make sure she’s breathing.

 

I’m sure your girl is fine mate. If they were really concerned they’d have asked you to go back much sooner.

[elvis]

My daughter is five and even now every night after I’ve brushed my teeth before bed I go into her bedroom and just rest my hand on her back to make sure she’s breathing.

 

I’m sure your girl is fine mate. If they were really concerned they’d have asked you to go back much sooner.

 

I know that drill mate , over sensitivity is a real burden .

 

I know what you're saying and i try to rationalise these things as best as i can but im absolutely shit at it to be honest .  

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

My 8yo daughter has a chest infection in both lungs, and we're at the end of the 3rd course of antibiotics and they haven't fucking touched it.

 

She keeps asking me why the medicine isn't working and I'm trying to explain that sometimes they need to try different types to see what works for her type of infection.

 

I'm trying to keep it cool in front of her by my anxiety is turned up to 11. I just want her to be better. I dont, for the life of me, understand how the fuck 3 seperate antibiotics don't work.

[Captain]

Don't have kids - problem solved.

[elvis]

My 8yo daughter has a chest infection in both lungs, and we're at the end of the 3rd course of antibiotics and they haven't fucking touched it.

 

She keeps asking me why the medicine isn't working and I'm trying to explain that sometimes they need to try different types to see what works for her type of infection.

 

I'm trying to keep it cool in front of her by my anxiety is turned up to 11. I just want her to be better. I dont, for the life of me, understand how the fuck 3 seperate antibiotics don't work.

 

so many infections and so many antibiotics , hope she picks up soon mate - she will 

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

They do say you never stop worrying about your kids , and i worry like fuck - continually

 

My 14 yr old daughter took a voluntary ecg to do with a local charity and was called back because of a slight abnormality in her reading , we followed up with a peadiatrician who had a a cardiologist from alder hey working next door - she showed him the ecg and he wants to see her next month .

 

She has suffered a few palpitation like symptoms , which is i think why they want to investigate further , i am shitting bricks now , has anyone else experienced this with their kids ?

Hope it's just a precaution mate. Heartbreaking worrying about them. It sounds so cliche but I'd rather take any illness my daughter has myself. Tears me to pieces seeing her unwell.

[Skidfingers McGonical]

My daughter is five and even now every night after I’ve brushed my teeth before bed I go into her bedroom and just rest my hand on her back to make sure she’s breathing.

 

I’m sure your girl is fine mate. If they were really concerned they’d have asked you to go back much sooner.

Sentimental twat.

 

I stick Skids Jr’s left hand in a cup of water so he pisses himself.

[deiseach]

Don't have kids - problem solved.

Don't be a dick.

[razor]

I think paternal worry is symptomatic of a modern culture of fear.

 

I was loved but given very broad parameters when I was a kid.  I did alright.

 

Let go, brother!

[Rico1304]

Don't have kids - problem solved.

Or have fucking loads so you don’t get too attached to any single one.

[Oh Buoy]

I get the same feeling when I've grated some cheese and left it in the fridge.

 

Constantly checking on it throughout the night incase the misses has found it.

[sir roger]

Every age your child gets to you keep getting told that the next age will be less stressful - ' Ooh don't worry about the terrible twos it's much better when they get to school ' but it never quite pans out that way.

 

Looking back it's half the fun though & you wouldn't be human if you didn't worry about them ( I still worry a bit when my 28 year old daughter is doing a long-distance drive )

[Rico1304]

Every age your child gets to you keep getting told that the next age will be less stressful - ' Ooh don't worry about the terrible twos it's much better when they get to school ' but it never quite pans out that way.

 

Looking back it's half the fun though & you wouldn't be human if you didn't worry about them ( I still worry a bit when my 28 year old daughter is doing a long-distance drive )

Don’t worry, she’s arrived fine.

[tokyojoe]

Or have fucking loads so you don’t get too attached to any single one.

[Captain Turdseye]

Every age your child gets to you keep getting told that the next age will be less stressful - ' Ooh don't worry about the terrible twos it's much better when they get to school ' but it never quite pans out that way.

 

Looking back it's half the fun though & you wouldn't be human if you didn't worry about them ( I still worry a bit when my 28 year old daughter is doing a long-distance drive )

I worry when my missus does a long range drive. But only when I’m in the passenger seat.

[Champ]

Every age your child gets to you keep getting told that the next age will be less stressful - ' Ooh don't worry about the terrible twos it's much better when they get to school ' but it never quite pans out that way.

 

Looking back it's half the fun though & you wouldn't be human if you didn't worry about them ( I still worry a bit when my 28 year old daughter is doing a long-distance drive )

My kids think it’s hilarious when my mum tells me to drive carefully when I do a long drive. It will never end

[Bjornebye]

Lazy selfish little fucking pricks. Especially 10 year old lazy greedy nosey cunts. And that fucking dance the kids keep doing the swingy arm thing is up there with beans on a fry up and the Holocaust in man's inhumanity to man. Fucking little shits.

[Remmie]

 

 

Every age your child gets to you keep getting told that the next age will be less stressful - ' Ooh don't worry about the terrible twos it's much better when they get to school ' but it never quite pans out that way.

I'm finding the opposite to be true; people falling over themselves to tell us about how much harder it gets when Yara gets a bit older. Even if it proves to be true, it gets fucking tedious, any danger of me enjoying my daughter without scaremongering please?

[Champ]

I'm finding the opposite to be true; people falling over themselves to tell us about how much harder it gets when Yara gets a bit older. Even if it proves to be true, it gets fucking tedious, any danger of me enjoying my daughter without scaremongering please?

Enjoy every stage Rem because none of them last long. I don’t know if it gets harder, but it gets different.

Maybe the stakes get higher but so do the highs. I love my grown up children

[Mook]

It's not my kids I worry about, it's the rest of the World. Our two year old makes Stalin look like a bed wetting, tree hugger.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Don't have kids - problem solved.

Shame your parents never thought that.

[chris71]

One thing I've found is the years just rocket by when you have kids. They seem to be on a constant school holiday. When I was there each week felt like a year.

[suzy]

They do say you never stop worrying about your kids , and i worry like fuck - continually

 

My 14 yr old daughter took a voluntary ecg to do with a local charity and was called back because of a slight abnormality in her reading , we followed up with a peadiatrician who had a a cardiologist from alder hey working next door - she showed him the ecg and he wants to see her next month .

 

She has suffered a few palpitation like symptoms , which is i think why they want to investigate further , i am shitting bricks now , has anyone else experienced this with their kids ?

Hope it’s nothing to worry about. I went to the docs with a few chest pains in April, thinking it was probably anxiety, I had a hospital appointment in 7 days so if they’re really worried you would be there sooner.

You really don’t stop worrying about them though, my lad is 28 and just moving in with his pregnant girlfriend. I worry how they’ll cope and if they have enough money but I’m sure they’ll get by, plenty of others do!

[razor]

Lazy selfish little fucking pricks. Especially 10 year old lazy greedy nosey cunts. And that fucking dance the kids keep doing the swingy arm thing is up there with beans on a fry up and the Holocaust in man's inhumanity to man. Fucking little shits.

 

The only Dab that should be legal is the one you do the morning after a bender and curry blow out.