Guest guest Posted November 24, 2006 Report Share Posted November 24, 2006 hi, my son is 6yrs old,he had a fight with his classmate of std1.his classmate punched him in his ribs & pelvic area.he also had high fever but very paining for him.some fluid is seen in is pelvic area,blood also been clotted in near ribs doctors suspect for puss formation in that area. i dont know whaat to do, school is not taking any action in this issue.tell me what action should i take againat that classmate guy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 25, 2006 Report Share Posted November 25, 2006 Hello 'priya_pink_purple, (Interesting nic..) anyway, when I first started reading your son's story-(I'm sorry the boy wasn't caught when it was happening)... you didn't say, but are the doctors doing anything to help your son with his symptoms? I was surprised to read your question which was NOT.. what more can you do for your injured son, but rather, that you want advice on what action you should take against the classmate who injured your son. How will punishing the other boy help your son? While I understand your frustration and anger regarding the boy who punched your son--how old is the boy? Is he also as young as six? Just a lad. How could he have known what a punch like that would do to your boy? If you are hell-bent on having the culprit expelled by the school, or some other form of punishment/compensation, have you informed the school of your son's injuries? Have you sent the doctor bill to the boy's parents for compensation or have you discussed your son's injuries with the bully-boy's parents and asked that they be responsible for his injuries? The injuries warrant action, that's true. First order, take care of your son. The injury describes as fairly serious to me. Secondly, see if the school will contact the other boy's parents for you unless you know who they are and can contact them yourself. The little boy who did the deed is likely too young to understand being suspended and that may explain why the school hasn't done so. What would be the point? I do think, however, that the bully-boy's parents should be held accountable for their son's actions. Other than these suggestions which are not guaranteed to go anywhere; sometimes there is nothing that make up for injury to your child. Best wishes, Powitree priya_pink_purple <priya_pink_purple wrote: hi, my son is 6yrs old,he had a fight with his classmate of std1.his classmate punched him in his ribs & pelvic area.he also had high fever but very paining for him.some fluid is seen in is pelvic area,blood also been clotted in near ribs doctors suspect for puss formation in that area. i dont know whaat to do, school is not taking any action in this issue.tell me what action should i take againat that classmate guy. Visit my online art gallery: http://www.geocities.com/powitree/SuesNewHomePage.html?1131947437736 Access over 1 million songs - Music Unlimited. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 25, 2006 Report Share Posted November 25, 2006 , " priya_pink_purple " <priya_pink_purple wrote: > > hi, > my son is 6yrs old,he had a fight with his classmate of std1.his > classmate punched him in his ribs & pelvic area.he also had high fever > but very paining for him.some fluid is seen in is pelvic area,blood > also been clotted in near ribs doctors suspect for puss formation in > that area. i dont know whaat to do, school is not taking any action in > this issue.tell me what action should i take againat that classmate > guy. > WOW !!! I am very sorry to hear this first off !! I work at an elementary school, there is ZERO TOLERANCE for hitting !!!! IF I were you I would take the papers you have from the DR's and go straight to the office of the school and tell them you would like to speak with the Principle!!Tell the principle you are going to have the cops involved !!! If no action is takin go straight to the district!! Good luck keep me posted on what happens!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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