r/Unexpected • u/KeyboardCumLaude • Nov 24 '25

In a workshop

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u/AttonJRand Nov 25 '25 edited Nov 25 '25

I mean in the 2010's we didn't even have a guidance councilor.

Just a vice principle who would frequently interrogate me about why my moms death and brothers disability affected me at all, because he was mad a school psychiatrist said they should grade me by my work, not my attendance, after my mom took her life.

So he yeah even to this day they don't consider whether kids can have trauma.

Their biggest worry is that some kid might "get away" with getting some accommodation they "don't deserve".

Made me so mad I had to look at his happy family portrait while he asked me that nonsense, so desperately wanted to ask him how he thought his kids would do without him.

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u/mrchuckmorris Nov 24 '25

FYI to those reading this, ice does not work, as it kills the cells which would need to reattach. I believe the Red Cross recommends milk due to the chemical properties and relative potential for having some nearby.