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If your kid dies on my property from a freak accident, I owe you a funeral?
The way it works in today's society is that someone is to blame for everything. You can actually trespass on property and still sue people for injuries incurred on the property.
If your kid dies on my property from a freak accident, I owe you a funeral?
No one is coming over ever again.
I mean, what if a meteor hits?
Ok, forget funeral expenses. But often, one's own medical insurance will not pay if the bills are due to an injury on someone else's property. The parents of the girl who died may have had no other option than to either try to get the other parents' homeowners insurance to pay, or pay the medical bills out of their own pocket. That's just how it works sometimes.
I've been on the "homeowner" end of that scenario, and my friend felt horrible that they had to get their son's bills paid by our homeowner's insurance (he fell off our swing set and broke his arm; their own medical insurance wouldn't pay because it was an injury on someone else's ---our--- property.)
Yeah, how does an 11 yr. old choke on a marshmallow? Was she allergic? The parents didn't say so. Maybe they never taught her to properly chew her food, so she wolfed down a big one without chewing much. Hosts could counter-sue for parental negligence.
People choke because they talk, laugh, yawn or overstuff at the same time. If the child was sick, cold, asthma or has allergies , might have made it worse then panic . Sad
People choke because they talk, laugh, yawn or overstuff at the same time. If the child was sick, cold, asthma or has allergies , might have made it worse then panic . Sad
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