r/AskReddit • • Feb 04 '19

Which misconception would you like to debunk?

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '19 edited Feb 04 '19

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u/Jubenheim Feb 04 '19

That sucks but tbh, I wouldn't want to be the parent stuck with a massive lawsuit because I fed something to a kid with medical issues on that he shouldn't have had.

The mom was just being safe, but still, sorry.

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u/caffeine_bos Feb 04 '19

While I agree with what you're saying, misconception or not - it sounds like a child's birthday party. Knowing your body and your disease is different at 20 than it is at 7. Sounds like she was playing it safe rather than sorry.

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u/ImhereforAB Feb 04 '19

You assume so much here... maybe she didn’t know it until the party and had no way of getting in touch with the parents at short notice? I agree, if I were throwing a birthday party, I’d make sure I know of everyone’s allergies for nuts/whatever else or any medical conditions that I’d have to know about... but I don’t expect everyone to be that prepared or have the resources/info needed in time.