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@dupare I sent a very stern email that she is not a medical provider and even if she was she isn’t his provider. She’s stepping outside her role diagnosing my son and if there are any concerns they should be brought up to me. As I handle all of the children’s medical care and always have.

@openmyheart This is my plan. I try to have as little interaction with them as possible. I’m definitely teaching him how to weed out pseudoscience stuff and go with science backed, authoritative articles and advice from actual medical professionals.

@candycane088 It was not considered abuse. It’s the south and corporal punishment is still legal here. They told him not to leave marks next time and suggested using an open palm.

@candycane088 CPS dismissed the case. A judge wouldn’t consider it.

@rosethepoet You’d think so. And yes they are. But both times they didn’t report. I did but nothing came of it.

@rosethepoet It is, isn’t it? I even had to take him to the ER bc his testicles were so swollen after. Still nada.

@rosethepoet I’m in the south and it’s just. Not a big deal here. It was chalked up to a “spanking” and they said next time don’t leave marks and open hand only.

@danields They have played so many games since she got into the picture and he moved out. he spanked my son so badly it left bruises for weeks. CPS couldn’t do anything. -he violates our parenting plan semi-regularly (not enough for a modification) our family dog that he took died...

@whit I plan too. He doesn’t have the signs or symptoms. But I will anyway. All of them, actually.

@michal613 I never see her. Ever. They’ve been together since he moved out. I’ve not seen her at birthday parties, games, recitals. Nothing. When I pick up at their house and she’s either not there or hiding away.

@michal613 Oh I’m aware. I work in the healthcare field and know it’s mostly an intolerance (like lactose) unless it’s truly Celiacs. This is why I eye rolled this situation so hard. Don’t tell my child he is ALLERGIC to something that you obviously have no idea about how it works.

My son (11 y.o.) just told me his dads live in GF told him he’s allergic to gluten and that’s why he’s itchy sometimes (I’ve dealt with my sons medical issues since his birth and I’m also a nurse. He has seasonal allergies and asthma). He is not diagnosed with a gluten allergy. This is...