Zuckerschnecke
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Here's what I don't get....if you're a mom, sick and the kids live with you walking distance to the 'babysitter', why would you not keep the kids with you and have the sitter come by to watch them? Isn't it more hassle to take the kids clothes and belongings and have them go sleep somewhere where they presumably don't have beds? It makes no sense. I am a single mom to a 4 year old and just one overnight visit somewhere and packing up is a pain, not to mention she isn't in her own bed. Something tells me these kids were here more often than not, longer than a week and that there is something hinky with the mom and MP.
Also, I'm not a doctor, but all of these 'illnesses' seem a bit made-up for me. Now the mom is in a wheelchair? Yeah, ok. Does the mom work? This beautiful child seemed perfectly normal and maybe I'm wrong but trying to find the problems with the child seems a little munschausen. One, many kids are diagnosed with ADD when it isn't the case and two, PSD on a child is so rare that it makes me wonder what kind of life this girl led. And three, the sleepwalking? I haven't heard much to back that up but if the child wakes up in the middle of the night, are they calling that sleepwalking? Well, by golly, my daughter sleep-walks too! And I bed I could find a doctor that will diagnose her with ADD too.
I think this guy didn't give a rat's a$$ about these kids and had other motives for helping mama. He probably lost it when she wouldn't sleep or wanted to go home. What a sicko.
This girl is so precious, when I look at my own daughter, I can imagine my daughter might look a little like her when she's older - same features in a way. I kept her in bed with me last night - too many sad stories about children dying in the last few days.
Also, I'm not a doctor, but all of these 'illnesses' seem a bit made-up for me. Now the mom is in a wheelchair? Yeah, ok. Does the mom work? This beautiful child seemed perfectly normal and maybe I'm wrong but trying to find the problems with the child seems a little munschausen. One, many kids are diagnosed with ADD when it isn't the case and two, PSD on a child is so rare that it makes me wonder what kind of life this girl led. And three, the sleepwalking? I haven't heard much to back that up but if the child wakes up in the middle of the night, are they calling that sleepwalking? Well, by golly, my daughter sleep-walks too! And I bed I could find a doctor that will diagnose her with ADD too.
I think this guy didn't give a rat's a$$ about these kids and had other motives for helping mama. He probably lost it when she wouldn't sleep or wanted to go home. What a sicko.
This girl is so precious, when I look at my own daughter, I can imagine my daughter might look a little like her when she's older - same features in a way. I kept her in bed with me last night - too many sad stories about children dying in the last few days.