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Yeah, imagine Bram re-reading this article when he's a brittle 25-year-old whose health is failing while his peers are in their physical primes. Because they wa
by MicroBerto 11y ago
Yeah, imagine Bram re-reading this article when he's a brittle 25-year-old whose health is failing while his peers are in their physical primes. Because they wanted to write for a newspaper column.
I feel bad for all of the children involved, but I feel extra bad for the ones who shouldn't have been in harms way in the first place, yet get thrown straight into it by will of their selfish and narcissistic parents.
- anigbrowl 11y agoToo right. I had bad asthma as a child and although I don't think I ever had an episode as catastrophic as decribed in this article there's definitely a long-term health deficit that's carried forward.
- Dylan16807 11y agoThe way I understand it is that most of the damage was done before they understood the danger. While I'm sure it didn't help to stay for two more years, the effect of that is much more marginal, as long as they do get out. You're rushing too hard to judge.