I have never had a problem with my vision. I had to recently get a physical and eye exam for new job I was applying for. When I went to the eye doctor, he checked my vision and told me I needed glasses. It has been over three years since I had seen him for a checkup. I was amazed at how many different brands and styles of eyeglasses that there was to pick from. It took me longer to pick out the glasses I wanted to purchase than it did to have my exam.

My son recently got hurt on one of the swing sets at his daycare. He was swinging and the chain broke, which caused him to fall to the ground. I reported it to the state we live in and they did an investigation and went to the daycare to check the complete playground out. I also had medical insurance I turned it into as well, to pay for all medical expenses. They needed a copy of the report from the state, too. The findings on the state’s report concluded that all the swing sets at the daycare center needed to be replaced. They were not up to the states code and were rusted in many places and falling apart. After all the swing sets were replaced, we never had any further problems.

I took my baby to the dentist for the first time recently and I was told that she had a few cavities due to breastfeeding too much. Isn’t breastfeeding supposed to be good for kids? Anyway, that’s another subject. Since the baby could not even sit still in the chair for the initial checkup, they suggested that I take her to the local hospital for general anesthesia so that they could fill and repair her teeth. I am not comfortable about having my child put to sleep for so long. I get nervous thinking about that. And then too, before the operation, they would require that she not eat for eight hours. I have a problem with that one too. I mean is this all really necessary?