My husband was in shock. I cried for days on end. I was absolutely devastated. The child has been suffering from anxiety since the incident took place
I just hope the child never has to experience the onset of dusk.
A whole 10 seconds!
Were they afraid he'd drink their kerry-oot?
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Flash_Bastard, Mon 7 Mar 2011, 21:52,
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My freezer is in the cupboard under the stairs!
Every time I go and get an ice lolly it leaves me traumatised and I can't speak for TEN YEARS.
Wow, I'd have loved to have been hidden in an overhead locker when I was wee- it would have been great fun to have the plane crew be that up for games. What exactly scared them all?? It's a cupboard that happens to be higher than normal cupboards.
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vix0r was not Matthew on, Mon 7 Mar 2011, 22:05,
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well
I can understand why the 17-Month Old, who, not seconds before was enjoying a game of peek-a-boo with his dad was taken away from him and placed in complete darkness would be traumatised by the experience.
Certainly being in the overhead locker would be dangerous, what if the plane hit some unexpected turbulence, the kid would have been thrown around like a sack of potatoes.
I can understand how the parents would be shocked, maybe scared for their child.
I can't understand why they would have been 'in shock', and 'devastated'. It's just hyperbole. Screams of artificially increasing the damage done in order to get a settlement...
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