Possibly sick child 3 days before cruise.... Help!

[RuthlessBoss]

Maybe she wasn't scared of getting beat up... perhaps she just didn't want to deal with the childishness that ensued after her first question. I don't blame her either.

 

It was very childish to even start such a controversial subject. I think she wanted sympathy but didn't get it. She could simply post the child was better and they'd be going. DUH!

[NurseW2Kiddies]

Maybe she wasn't scared of getting beat up... perhaps she just didn't want to deal with the childishness that ensued after her first question. I don't blame her either.

 

Here here. Some people have nothing better to do than to lob BS at others.:rolleyes:

[mzlinda]

I don't think anyone actually answered the OP's question, so why would she post any responses to this string herself? She described her child's condition and wanted to know if carnival would allow him to board the ship. That was her question. I didn't go back today and re-read all of the responses, but I don't recall anyone with a similar situation responding. I think she wanted someone to say "my kid was coughing his head off and had a very low grade fever and I filled out the health form in such-and-such a way, and he was pulled aside to be examined and we were (or were not) allowed to board the ship". The responses were about how we define a cold, what is a temperature and when should people quarantine themselves??? While that all made for lively debate, it did not answer the OP's question so I'm not surprised that she lost interest in this thread.