By onye - 11/07/2017 01:53

Today, someone called wanting to talk to my son. My 6-week-old baby is receiving more phone calls than I am. FML
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onyinye 4

Hi, OP here. Someone called and went like "Can I talk to Mr. N****, please?". At first I thought he meant my husband, but it turned out to be my son. I said "Well, I don't think you can talk to him, he is just six weeks old. So you might want to talk to me instead". Turns out he was the assistant of the specialist I had made an appointment with because of an issue with my son's spine (something went wrong during the delivery). He was cancelling/rescheduling appointments, because his boss was sick, and hadn't checked the patient's birth date before calling (they treat both kids and adults). He was very embarrassed, but I just thought it was hilarious.

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Zehir_fml 10

Probably credit card companies looking for suckers. I have had them send mail and phone calls for my cats before.

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RichardPencil 30

He can’t even hold his head up by himself, but he’s figured out how to get himself “out there” better than you. You need to up your game!

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norisorroz 28

Hey OP, FML aside, I hope your baby is alright!

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Misoranomegami 16

That reminds me of the story someone told me once involving a medical bill mix up, a bill collector coming to the house demanding to speak to their 3 month old and refusing to discuss the situation with anyone else. They plopped the baby down on the couch next to them and wished them the best of luck.

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metalmeow 12

I'm reminded of the confusion that used to result from the fact that my mom and I had different last names. (She kept her maiden name; I have my dad's last name.) I was apparently on different junk mail master lists as respectively my correct name, my first name with my mom's last name, my first name with a misspelling of my mom's last name, and my first name with my mom's last name and my grandma's address. At least the government can keep my info straight?

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