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AIBU?

..to still go on Holiday, without DSD??

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ViVeriVeniversumVivusVicii · 26/08/2015 23:54

DSD (12) was due to arrive here today, until the end of the school holidays, as we are going on holiday on Friday, for a week.
DSD has just returned from a holiday abroad with her DM, SF, and their own toddler DS.
We have received a message that DSD she can't come to us yet, as she's too poorly to travel. They finished their holiday, and then after the plane touched down, drove straight home, called their local doctor out, who had her transfered to hospital. She is really unwell, and has been for a WEEK, while on holiday. An infection has been untreated, and got worse as the days went on.
DH phoned his DD's Mum, who said she'd been unwell for a few days on their holiday, but she didn't get a doctor to come out- as it would have been too expensive. DH said the Insurance should have covered that? But she said it didn't ie, she went on holiday without insurance?
If those tables were turned, and we brought her back to her Mum ill, no doctor seen and no insurance, there would be an absolute war on.
But this is the real problem- we are going on our own family holiday on Friday morning.
DSD, is now too ill to travel. She will not be fit to fly, let alone enjoy a holiday.
Her cheeky DM, says we should postpone our holiday, until DD is well enough to come.
We have refused. We don't see why our 3 other children should be disappointed and miss their holiday, because their Sister's Mum refused to seek treatment for her when she actually needed it? She would have been better by now, this was totally avoidable. Now DSD is back in the UK, too ill to have a holiday with us, we are being called every name under the sun, becuase we are still continuing with the Holiday. It is paid for, and we intend on going. DSD has after all just had a holiday, 3 DCs here haven't.
I just wanted opinions if possible. Would you go?

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ViVeriVeniversumVivusVicii · 28/08/2015 13:39

Thank you for everyone's responses. We went up to see DSD and she was literally pleading to be let out, as she feels totally fine. My own DM is going to drive her to the airport and fly out with her as soon as she's discharged.

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cathyandclaire · 28/08/2015 13:47

Fantastic, a happy ending, have a great holiday :)

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googoodolly · 28/08/2015 13:49

Yay! Glad you got a happy ending OP, have a lovely holiday :)

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ThumbWitchesAbroad · 28/08/2015 14:00

Fantastic. Good for your mum, hope your DSD is discharged in the next day or so.

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grovel · 28/08/2015 14:14

Lovely news!


Have a ball.

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maybebabybee · 28/08/2015 14:19

Great news OP, sorry for the stick you got here Flowers

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thehypocritesoaf · 28/08/2015 14:39

Aww a happy (Disney) ending.

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Geraniumred · 28/08/2015 14:41

oh that is good news, hope you all have a fab time.

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hackedoffnow · 28/08/2015 14:58

That's great! Have a lovely holiday. Smile

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StillStayingClassySanDiego · 28/08/2015 15:06

Excellent news, have a wonderful holiday.

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pilates · 28/08/2015 16:39

Op, excellent news and what a great mum you have. Enjoy your holiday. Smile

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Rachel0Greep · 28/08/2015 16:46

Ah brilliant. Have a lovely holiday.

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MythicalKings · 28/08/2015 16:48

Great news.

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iwantgin · 28/08/2015 16:51

Oh good.

No one loses out on the holiday.

Hope you all have a great time.

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ProudAS · 28/08/2015 17:48

Enjoy your holiday OP and spoil your DSD rotten!

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Lj8893 · 28/08/2015 18:27

Fab news!

You have a lovely mum!

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trollkonor · 28/08/2015 19:12

Fantastic

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RandomSocks · 28/08/2015 21:14

Great news! I hope that you all have a lovely holiday.

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ohtheholidays · 29/08/2015 14:35

That's really kind of you and your Mum.I hope your all having a lovely holiday and I hope your DSD is soon there with you all Smile

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Dutch1e · 31/08/2015 17:25

Surely this is a good chance to teach your children that when their sister is in hospital it's time to cancel the fun stuff and take care of her? If your other kids are too young to absorb that lesson then they're too young to feel the sting of a cancelled holiday. This little girl is family ffs.

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Dutch1e · 31/08/2015 17:26

Ah, missed the last update. Sorry

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StillStayingClassySanDiego · 31/08/2015 17:29

Dutch next time, read the whole thread before posting, it does stop you looking a tit.

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Dutch1e · 31/08/2015 18:36

Thanks for the tip NotSoClassy. Apologies for reading 18 pgs and posting before the 19th presented itself.

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StillStayingClassySanDiego · 31/08/2015 18:51

You're welcome Wink.

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