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By Anonymous - 18/03/2021 02:00
#9 you're a ******* moron. You're busy spamming every entry with stupid comments.
BAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA there needs to be a "that's ******* hilarious" button YDI but it's not that bad, assuming the kid is ok
#9 (Wet24_7) you're a moron. plus you can't spell peanuts.. OP at least you tried to help, but that kind of sucks for you and the kid, hope you two r okay. FYL
#4- Agreed. Working with children is certainly a rollercoaster.
#9 - YOU NEED TO SUBMIT AN FML THAT SAYS: TODAY I MADE A COMMENT THAT SHOWS EVERYONE HOW HEARTLESS I REALLY AM, FML. SO THE TAKEAWAY LESSON FOR THE CAMP COUNSELOR IS THAT WHEN YOU PANIC IN CHAOTIC SITUATIONS YOU NOT ONLY PUT OTHERS AT RISK, BUT YOURSELF TOO. REMEMBER THAT. I HOPE EVERYONE IS ALRIGHT.
Aww the poor kid. But you should not be allowed look after kids all day if you can't even stay calm enough to inject them properly.
#5, even if you don't know exactly how to administer the medication, it's still not that hard to tell which end is the sharp, pointy one.
both ends r blunt. wen u apply pressure the needle comes out.
Life lesson: If you only know the phonetic spelling of a drug, you should not be made responsible for administering it.
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Not panicking is a good thing. Also, paying attention during the first aid training. And it's "epi pen", for the record.
Too bad you can't spell anything else....