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|    A Texas (CALIFORNIA TRANSPLANT) mom is '    |
|    22 Jan 21 03:31:42    |
      XPost: alt.gossip.celebrities, alt.politics.usa.republican, sac.general       XPost: alt.rush-limbaugh       From: bksherman@outlook.com              (CNN)A Texas mom says she sent her 5-year-old son to daycare       with a special note inside his lunchbox: "Please tell (my son)       that his mommy loves him so much and I'm thinking about him."              But when the boy returned home, the lunchbox contained an       upsetting response: "NO! Put him on a diet + GO AWAY!"              "It took a minute to register, what I even saw and I just kept       re-reading it and I just stood there for a minute," the mother,       Francesca Easdon, told CNN affiliate KTRK.              Easdon said in a Facebook post that her son, Kyler, is a picky       eater, so she's introduced him to healthy options in his       lunchbox and wanted to "make him smile" at lunch.              "For the record, I feel that Kyler is absolutely perfect the way       he is, I'm just helping him make healthier choices," Easdon said       in her post. "Instead of his school being supportive I am in       absolute shock at what happened."              An employee at the Rocking Horse Day Care in Kingwood, where the       incident took place, admitted to writing the note and was fired,       Easdon said. CNN could not independently confirm the employee's       status.              CNN contacted the daycare facility for comment and was referred       to Jacques Verron, who was identified by the facility as an       employee.              Asked if the staff member who wrote the note was fired, Verron       scoffed and repeated the reporter's questions, then said he       wouldn't confirm the employee was in fact fired because he was       worried he would be sued.              He pointed CNN to other media outlets that had reported the       firing.              Francesca Easdon wrote on Facebook that the daycare has showed       "zero remorse for their actions."              "I am disgusted that I put my trust in these people to care for       my child and this is what I get in return."              https://www.cnn.com/2019/11/20/us/day-care-worker-fired-fat-       shaming-note-trnd/index.html                      --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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