On 2006-04-09 17:06:00, The Liger wrote:
"I don't think a kid who just got his wisdom teeth pulled out and was feeling sick would try to run. Especially not in the snow.
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I am not sure when he had his wisdom teeth pulled, if they put him under a general, or local anesetic?
When I had mine pulled, I had been put totally out (general). There were doctors that wanted to do only a local, since there is less of a chance of something bad happening. But, I didn't want to hear my teeth breaking. It also cost more money to go completely under. Insurance doesn't foot the whole bill.
As far as him not feeling great afterwards....I felt great until a few hours later. You're not thinking real clearly that's for sure! I don't know about everybody else......but I was 25 when I had mine removed! My Auntie came and took total care of me, she insisted on it.
If I were a kid that had to go back to the conditions of WWASPS at Spring Creek Lodge, when I was always used to Mom taking care of me, I might have had a last minute change of heart. I might have resisted. I might have made up an excuse to get her to pull over and for me to get out. Especially if I was not thinking real clearly from the drugs.
All I can say is that I am very sorry for their families. I am sorry for what happened. But, I cannot help but think there is more to this story. If there was gas still in the car, wouldn't a Mother leave the son recovering from his sugery in the car, and go for help?

Something is not adding up here.