11 Of The Funniest And Most Absurd Patient Stories Shared By This Nurse

Or “sense” either, for that matter.

Agreed. Any living creature that you are required to care for and protect 24/7/365 for an extended period of time—-oh let’s say 18-22 years—-deserves a caretaker that is officially qualified (how about licensed, to drive the point home?) to fulfill that duty.

"Reproduction is a basic human right,". I'll agree only if it's then solely your responsibility 100%. You can have the kid, but I don't think anybody gets to demand special treatment because "I have children". If it's your right to have a child, then it's on you (both parents) to ensure care and not have to rely on anyone else.

I think it would also help to have social workers checking up on every kid [or elderly and/or disabled person]. Not just ones that fit the stereotypical Abused Child profile. Perhaps more often than not, abusive families appear perfectly normal on the surface - which means the kids in question never received any kind of help, and are often not even aware their situation isn't normal until much later on, when all of the damage is done. Sometimes not even then.

@thomas winters unfortunately, there just aren't enough to go around.

Or better social services. Reproduction is a basic right, but safety, food, love, etc is also every child's right. Your children are not your property, they are human beings, too. I would have reported this idiot. The fact that she has the biological right to give birth doesn't give her the right to ruin her baby's health.

With some kind of method of establishing that people actually understood what they were taught. I'm not saying exams necessarily as some people find exams the wrong way to prove their understanding.

How about making a child raising course a prerequisite for graduating high school? Get them before they get pregnant.

Ignorance isn't a free pass to child abuse.

@Vicky Zar English is not my first language (so maybe I'm fron here) but sentance says "She has been bottle feeding him cola". It does not sound like aciddent, it sounds like continous doing, for a long time. Aciddents happens. But giving baby cola instead of formula for long time it's simple child abuse and no explanation. If she's stupid enough to do that, what will she do when child is older? Maybe baby shouldn't be taken from her at instance, but she definitly should have guardian or someone to teach her how to be parent.

@Vicky Zar I'm sorry if that sound harsh, but if someon is stupid enough to feed a BABY a cola instead of formula, then maybe she's too stupid ha have kid in the first place and kid should be taken from them. We're not talking about bad food habit. We're talking about endangering live of the small baby. Small babies NEED milk (mother milk or formula) to survive.

@debrina blackmoon - in my country giving alcohol to child is forbidden and punishable by jail time

*maybe I'm wrong here

one of my mother's boyfriends gave my little brother beer in his bottle to make him sleep >:(

Yes it is. Being too young is, too, or being white and unwed with the right judge.

Yeah but it did not sound as if she did it to hurt her child. I think she should get help somehow instead of taking her baby away. How would you feel if someone took away someone you love, just because you accidentally hurt that person?