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I am in the process of finding a renter for a home I own. It's almost similar to triaging patients in the ER. You have to sift through a lot of bogus stories, and plate after plate heaped with B.S.. You hear tales of woe and desperation.
Today I showed the place To a single mother of 3 teenage boys. She is living in a town over a 1/2 hour away and is trying to find a house in my town where she has already put them in school.
She generally seems like a solid prospect, but when I asked her about why she chose to put her boys here, she told me that her oldest son had a seizure at school and she was told by the school that it is too great a liability risk for the school to allow him to continue attending.
I'm smelling a rat with this story. Any feedback from school nurses would be welcome.
I'm betting the 'seizure' was just a handy made-up excuse for the renter, who prob didn't know that OP was a nurse.
Those 'teens' are also old enough to be considered adults. So there might just be some nasty history assoc with them in their last community.
There's more to the story - no need for OP to take on any rental headaches.
OyWithThePoodles, RN
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A fellow stalker. Me like.