This makes me happy

Dartz · 15-03-2012 11:53AM #1

Girl hit by train

Recovering.

I amn't sure why but it makes me smile.

chin_grin · 15-03-2012 12:03PM

So answers the age old question. If you make a funny face and someone/thing scares you, you're stuck like that.

elefant · 15-03-2012 12:06PM

chin_grin wrote: »

So answers the age old question. If you make a funny face and someone/thing scares you, you're stuck like that.

Brendog · 15-03-2012 12:07PM

That looks like a really old photo of the girl.

Damn hipster parents with their photography...

bigneacy · 15-03-2012 12:08PM

After fully reading that article, am I the only one who is starting to think that the Ryan/Hayes family are not very sensible when it comes to keeping an eye on their young children?!!?

Babybuff · 15-03-2012 12:09PM

chin_grin wrote: »

So answers the age old question. If you make a funny face and someone/thing scares you, you're stuck like that.

She has autism

I Heart Internet · 15-03-2012 12:14PM

This is an odd story. I'm delighted she's well. Can't help thinking there's more to this story......

chin_grin · 15-03-2012 12:17PM

Babybuff wrote: »

She has autism

Sh*t. I thought that was a pic of her after the accident (I skimmed the article a little too lightly methinks).

<feels bad>

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, Ooops!

Jarren · 15-03-2012 12:18PM

In a bizarre coincidence, one of Mary's brothers escaped serious injury last week when he was struck by a car in a hit-and-run.

Mr Hayes described how Kieran (10) was hit by a car that "came out of nowhere" while he was crossing the road.

Very lucky indeed

seamus · 15-03-2012 12:18PM

As happy as I am that this little girl wasn't seriously injured

In a bizarre coincidence, one of Mary's brothers escaped serious injury last week when he was struck by a car in a hit-and-run.

Mr Hayes described how Kieran (10) was hit by a car that "came out of nowhere" while he was crossing the road.

Seriously, these parents should win an award for being the most careless, gormless idiots of the year.

15-03-2012 12:22PM

Dartz wrote: »

This makes me happy

Girl hit by train

Got as far as this and started to worry

pickarooney · 15-03-2012 12:56PM

She wasn't actually hit by the train.

Should be we worried about these ghost cars which 'come out of nowhere' when we're harmlessly pootling about on our roads?

Run_to_da_hills · 15-03-2012 01:02PM

pickarooney wrote: »

She wasn't actually hit by the train.

Should be we worried about these ghost cars which 'come out of nowhere' when we're harmlessly pootling about on our roads?

The car probably came out of a ghost estate.

Logical Fallacy · 15-03-2012 01:06PM

seamus wrote: »

As happy as I am that this little girl wasn't seriously injured

Seriously, these parents should win an award for being the most careless, gormless idiots of the year.

Run over one child... shame on you, run over two children... shame on me.

Boom_Bap · 15-03-2012 01:09PM

AH responce:
She climbed a 7 foot fence? I can barely climb out of bed and there is a 9 year old girl that can scale 7 foot fences?
Was she also bitten by a radioactive spidermonkey at some point in her life?

Concerned Citizen responce:
Parents? Yiz need to keep a better eye on you radio active spider monkey children.

stupidusername · 15-03-2012 01:10PM

Jesus,the parents need to be seriously investigated for their ability to take care of their children. An autistic child has no sense of danger,and if you live near by a railway track you'd think they'd have some cop on to not leave her outside by herself!!

Babybuff · 15-03-2012 01:14PM

Kid has autism,according to her father she can be a handful, having worked with children with autism for years I know what that can be like and given that she has other kids she might just have had her hands full. Her son who narrowly missed getting hit by a car was fifteen? Is she supposed to lock him away from society unless she's there to supervise him at all times too? But I know all these responses are from decent honest hard working AH parents who would know and understand this too..and would never be in such a position.

cocoshovel · 15-03-2012 01:15PM

Must be a bunch of knacks.

My name is URL · 15-03-2012 01:16PM

Babybuff wrote: »

Kid has autism,according to her father she can be a handful, having worked with children with autism for years I know what that can be like and given that she has other kids she might just have had her hands full. Her son who narrowly missed getting hit by a car was fifteen? Is she supposed to lock him away from society unless she's there to supervise him at all times too? But I know all these responses are from decent honest hard working AH parents who would know and understand this too..and would never be in such a position.

It states in the article that the son is 10

Run_to_da_hills · 15-03-2012 01:17PM

Good job they don't live near an airport.

Trains planes and automobiles in one week.

Babybuff · 15-03-2012 01:18PM

My name is URL wrote: »

It states in the article that the son is 10

k she has another son of fifteen. She has five kids, can't imagine that's ever going to be easy. Mam and dad don't appear to share the same name, which might suggest that they may not live together. Still five kids and one with autism is a full plate.

stupidusername · 15-03-2012 01:28PM

Babybuff wrote: »

k she has another son of fifteen. She has five kids, can't imagine that's ever going to be easy. Mam and dad don't appear to share the same name, which might suggest that they may not live together. Still five kids and one with autism is a full plate.

yeah it is, and it doesn't mean that you've any less duty to try keep your kids alive from day to day.

Babybuff · 15-03-2012 01:33PM

stupidusername wrote: »

yeah it is, and it doesn't mean that you've any less duty to try keep your kids alive from day to day.

I somehow doubt she's trying to get her kids killed. The article states that the girl has three siblings and the boy who got hit by a car is not listed as one although named as her brother elsewhere, he may be a half brother and not under this womans care at all but let's not let that get in the way of a good story.

stupidusername · 15-03-2012 01:34PM

Babybuff wrote: »

I somehow doubt she's trying to get her kids killed. The article states that the girl has three siblings and the boy who got hit by a car is not listed as one although named as her brother elsewhere, he may be a half brother and not under this womans care at all but let's not let that get in the way of a good story.

what's all that got to do with anything?

Babybuff · 15-03-2012 01:36PM

stupidusername wrote: »

what's all that got to do with anything?

Thread:This makes me happy nice story about girl who survives getting hit by train. Oh wait, it's AH let's bitch about the bad parent who let it happen in the first place, oh and look also lets other kid get hit by car. Ya just like to bitch don't ya.

stupidusername · 15-03-2012 01:40PM

Babybuff wrote: »

Thread:This makes me happy nice story about girl who survives getting hit by train. Oh wait, it's AH let's bitch about the bad parent who let it happen in the first place, oh and look also lets other kid get hit by car. Ya just like to bitch don't ya.

No thread in AH sticks entirely to the original story. And no, I don't just like to bitch

Any autistic child will have no clue of dangers around them, and so they need to be supervised much of the time. I'm saying it sounds like there's reason to be concerned about these children. what's so hard to understand?

Babybuff · 15-03-2012 01:42PM

sorry op, we need to dispel the illusion of happiness this story brings you, realistically she's most probably a knacker with sh*tty parents. Sorry bout that.

stupidusername · 15-03-2012 01:46PM

bigneacy wrote: »

After fully reading that article, am I the only one who is starting to think that the Ryan/Hayes family are not very sensible when it comes to keeping an eye on their young children?!!?

I Heart Internet wrote: »

Can't help thinking there's more to this story......

seamus wrote: »

Seriously, these parents should win an award for being the most careless, gormless idiots of the year.

Boom_Bap wrote: »

Concerned Citizen responce:
Parents? Yiz need to keep a better eye on you radio active spider monkey children.

All these posters pointed out their concern Babybuff, and yet you pick on me?

Babybuff · 15-03-2012 01:47PM

stupidusername wrote: »

All these posters pointed out their concern Babybuff, and yet you pick on me?

I apologise if it appears that I'm picking on you.

stupidusername · 15-03-2012 01:50PM

Accepted.

Are you genuinely saying with the two incidents in this family, there is no doubt in your mind the parents couldn't have done better?

Babybuff · 15-03-2012 01:53PM

I don't really know, I don't have all the details. What I do know is that children with autism can be very difficult to care for, especially if you have other kids to look after too. (and it's not clear if the boy is actually under her guardianship) Maybe mum needs some help.

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