pablom
17 Jan 2013
Life / The "I am never wrong" phenom - is it the Polish thing? [63]
Our daughter went swimming with her class about a month ago. One of the kids jumped on her back and injured her neck. She couldn't even dry her hair and she called us to go pick her up.
One of the teachers present there just told her to rub some ointment on it and then promptly left along with the other teacher. The kids were left there by themselves, including our daughter.
What ended up happening is that the staff at the swimming pool called for an ambulance and she was taken to the hospital for an x-ray. Luckily nothing serious, but it could have been serious.
So what about the teachers? Oh they firmly believe the did nothing wrong, and one of them took her frustration out on our daughter after being reprimanded by the principal.
Who? Me? Wrong? No, never.
Our daughter went swimming with her class about a month ago. One of the kids jumped on her back and injured her neck. She couldn't even dry her hair and she called us to go pick her up.
One of the teachers present there just told her to rub some ointment on it and then promptly left along with the other teacher. The kids were left there by themselves, including our daughter.
What ended up happening is that the staff at the swimming pool called for an ambulance and she was taken to the hospital for an x-ray. Luckily nothing serious, but it could have been serious.
So what about the teachers? Oh they firmly believe the did nothing wrong, and one of them took her frustration out on our daughter after being reprimanded by the principal.
Who? Me? Wrong? No, never.