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Old 09-18-2014, 08:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Lara View Post
It is a hard thing and it's a valid point.

Our children and teens put a lot of effort, time and dedication into certain areas of their lives, whether that be ballet, surfing, bxm, hockey etc..

It's one thing to heed doctor's advice and rest and recouperate, but once recovery is reached then it would be natural for a child or teen to want to continue in their area of expertise.

People can just walk across a road and get hit by a car. Being a parent is hard. It's hard because you don't want to wrap them in cotton wool and you want them to follow their dreams yet you are constantly aware of the dangers out there. It's all a delicate and constant balance.

A parent could go crazy just worrying about the "what ifs" for their child. It's a very very hard job.
You're right. I got my first injury months before I had planned on starting a family at 37. I don't understand and unfortunately never will. Good luck to all.
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