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I have two boys age 8 and 11. It’s nontrivial keeping a boy alive between the ages of 3 and about 6. We’ve been in the ER so many times for stitches and other c
by chasd00 6y ago
I have two boys age 8 and 11. It’s nontrivial keeping a boy alive between the ages of 3 and about 6. We’ve been in the ER so many times for stitches and other care that I asked if they had a rewards system or like a punch card for a free visit.
- sonofhans 6y agoThat’s so true. When I was a boy I was on first-name basis with one ER nurse. As an adult with a boy ... I’m on first-name basis with an ER nurse.
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y ago> As an adult with a boy ... I’m on first-name basis with an ER nurse. Not sure if wife or son is also dangerous.
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- stephenr 6y agoHave you considered that maybe it’s just you/your family?
- sonofhans 6y agoOh, I’m sure it is. I love it. I’ve always loved taking controlled risks. To the untrained eye it can look like being careless :D
- stephenr 6y agoI'm not sure it counts as "controlled" if you still end up in the emergency room.
- sonofhans 6y agoWell, no one’s perfect. I’d rather take a risk and get a little hurt than be totally safe all the time. The last time I was in the ER was due to falling off a skateboard and needing stitches in my chin. I was trying to learn to skate, at 45. My son got me a skateboard for Father’s Day. I always wished I’d learned to skate as a kid. Pry 50% of my ER calls are due to bike wrecks. My wife always says the day I buy a motorcycle is the day she buys a black dress and veil :D
- stephenr 6y agoI'm not sure how any of that relates to a kid aged 3 to 6.