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Neither of us knows. That's the difficult bit in topics like these. None of us is psychic and can tell what'll happen next. Will he be happy and healthy? Or wil
by theturtlemoves 4mo ago
Neither of us knows. That's the difficult bit in topics like these. None of us is psychic and can tell what'll happen next. Will he be happy and healthy? Or will he have anger issues, meltdowns or exhibit destructive behavior to himself and surrounding loved ones due to neurological damage? We always hope for the best. I hope the boy recovers well. But there are no guarantees in life.
- kakacik 4mo agoIf you are a loving parent, all that crap you list is utterly irrelevant. I don't think I need to list in details why.
- munksbeer 4mo agoIt sounds like you are speaking to someone who has actually experienced this and you have not. Trying to be civil here, I'll phrase it like this: Try not to be so judgemental over a keyboard when you have no experience to speak from. Life is complicated.
- jstanley 4mo agoThe experience could easily run the other way around, you are doing the same thing you criticise.
- Dansvidania 4mo agoBut in a non judgemental way.
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- anonym29 4mo ago>Or will he have anger issues, meltdowns or exhibit destructive behavior to himself and surrounding loved ones due to neurological damage? It's entirely possible for all of the above to occur even without any neurological damage. It wouldn't even be uncommon enough to point to neurological damage as an unambiguous cause.
- Sammi 4mo agoThat's all besides the point.