The first child isolated will trigger it. Working mothers who compensate for guilt over being absent from their child’s life by becoming hyper-protective, the sort who demand antibiotics for a cold and won’t take no for an answer, will go absolutely ballistic.
“Working mothers who compensate for guilt over being absent from their child’s life by becoming hyper-protective, the sort who demand antibiotics for a cold and won’t take no for an answer, will go absolutely ballistic.”
Well put; you’re probably right. I watched a press conference by the father of the young boy who died here in NJ from enterovirus (he had just started school), and I couldn;t believe the lack of rage; we’ve had a de facto amnesty here in NJ for decades, and anchor babies are a growing population in our schools.