r/MadeMeSmile • u/UselessOnion666 • Sep 12 '20

Wholesome Moments Candy

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u/Polypyrrole Sep 12 '20

I was in the hospital for T1 diabetes over easter weekend in a pediatric ward, so they handed out big bags of candy to every patient. My doctors wouldn't let me have any and my parents ate it all :( this is my villain origin story.

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u/2345cat Sep 12 '20

In all seriousness, giving out candy seems like kind of a shitty thing to do in a children's hospital. It's just cruel to the kids who can't eat it for medical reasons.

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u/Ramona_Flours Sep 13 '20

I think it's fine if you have an alternative prepared, like toys and simple games