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LollipopViolet · 31/05/2010 18:03

My friend is having to have a couple of procedures done in the near future (cp related stuff) and I was wondering, mostly aimed at those with older DC's but open to all answers, if your child was having a procedure done and had a very close friend, would you be offended if said friend asked you to let them know things went OK?

H and I are stupidly close, I really get on with her mum and was contemplating asking her if she'd let me know, give her my mobile number etc. Just don't want to sound and come across as freakishly clingy mate, but want to know it's all gone well, otherwise I will worry. This is the same friend who had the health scare and that was horrible worrying all the time.

So, any answers for me?

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ThickyStarlightTrollGirl · 31/05/2010 18:07

I reckon her mum would be over the moon to know there were others thinking of her daughter!

silverfrog · 31/05/2010 18:46

I agree. I would expect to be told my best friend was ok after an op (and was - her mum had to learn how to text to let me know, as I was in hospital myself having dd2).

I don't think her mum would be upset by being asked at all.

NorthernSky · 31/05/2010 19:03

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roundthebend4 · 31/05/2010 19:35

ask her to , im sure if was other way round H would want to know

glittery · 31/05/2010 20:24

yeah i agree definately ask her to let you know, i suspect H would want you to know how she was anyway!

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