Today, just three days into a much-needed vacation, my 5-year-old daughter has come down with chickenpox. FML
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Fall
Dead leaves, the first cold of the season and an umbrella flipped inside out: fall, the season of grace.
Same thing different taste
Today, four days before Christmas, I discovered a rash on my daughter's shoulder. The doctor took one look and said, "It's chicken pox. Merry Christmas." FML
Today, I woke up to my five year old son picking off the scabs from his chicken pox and dropping them into my open mouth as I slept. FML
Today, just a day prior to my vacation starting, I learned that my five-day "seasonal fever" is actually due to a blood infection from a bacteria. FML
Better feel like shit than dead
Today, while preparing to celebrate my daughter's second birthday, we all discovered we got a present: COVID. We're all vaccinated, but still feel like shit. FML
Toilet training
Today, I came down with food poisoning of some sort. After hours of scrambling to the toilet to vomit and empty my bowels, my three-year-old daughter got fed up and is now trying to potty-train me. FML
You're next
Today, after I sent my daughter to her best friend's house for a week, who lives three hours away, her friend's mom got really sick half way through. My daughter came home early because the mom was too sick. Now my daughter isn't feeling well and I just found the mom has the flu. FML
Sorry sweaty…
Today, I had to tell my daughter that she can't go on the cruise with her cousins because she has strep throat. She's been raging and screaming and crying for hours, even accusing us of deliberately making her sick. My heart is just shattered and I don't know how to deal with this. FML
Germs galore
Today, after spending weeks dealing with my 4 year-old's chronic and acute otitis, it's my 20 month-old daughter who has now got it. Its like that every damn year. Oh, and I just got bilateral otitis myself now and need antibiotics. I almost regret having children. FML
Sharing is caring
Today, after a very long, nasty custody battle with his ex, my boyfriend’s kids were finally scheduled to spend the night at our house. Today is also the day my daughter came home with a note from school about the massive lice outbreak on campus. Yup she has it. FML
Obstacles
Today, I'm halfway through of packing my stuff as we are moving to another flat. I discovered that I got chickenpox, which means that I should do no hard physical work. I've got a fever and a headache. It started raining in the morning, so loading stuff to truck is going to be so much fun. FML
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PYLrulz 17
Better getting that around that age, than an older age. Just bad timing. FYL.
micahsmommy 13
Yes because when I was a sick kid I cried for my babysitter not my mommy.
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Comments (187)
Trisha_aus 15
That itches like crazy! Poor baby! Take good care of her you can go on vacation later and hopefully longer :)
kristac123 0
Aww that would suck, especially for your daughter!!! I hope she gets better soon!!
xIBleedPurplex16 0
Leave her at home...
chels1994 11
Don't breed...
spittinGMINT 3
Suck it up cupcake. Three days vacation should last u a year or so
THE_A_TEEN 28
3 days of vacation last for a year? What ******* planet do you live on? Mustafar?
spittinGMINT 3
I work at a golf course and haven't had a vacation n 3 years but I'm sure it's still planet earth
PrincessesCrown 17
Hey, when I was three I got the chickenpox. That didnt stop my parents form going to Florida.
PrincessesCrown 17
**from
january12 0
Then don't have kids if you don't want to have to deal with things like this.
llamafish 25
Shouldn't that apostrophe not be there after days?
THE_A_TEEN 28
Damn, I was about to type that. Glad someone else noticed.
jessenya 8
hope she feels better
cocktailpeanut 3
YDI for not getting her vaccinated.
THE_A_TEEN 28
Most vaccines don't work, though. Arguement invalid.
TheMathMajor 26
That's stupid. Of corse vaccines work. They might not sometimes, but people wouldn't pay money to produce them if they didn't work the majority of the time (by majority I mean well over 51%, more like 80 or 90%). I know this because it's the job of organizations like the CDC to find the best and most cost effective way to prevent outbreaks and they would not put money into vaccines if they didn't work.
TheMathMajor 26
Unless you mean that you can't know if OP got her vaccinated or not because of the possibility that it didn't work. In that case, never mind. It's still unlikely, though.
HeroOfHyrule 0
Parenting is a full time job. Sorry OP.