Was Is Messed Up Of My Case Manager To Joke About Her Son Passing Out On A Roller Coaster?

[Cindy1302]

I met with my case manager today. We often ask each other what we did over the weekend. She started laughing, and said that she took her son to six flags. They went on a roller coaster and her passed out for a second. I laughed along because that's what I do when I'm uncomfortable, or nervous. I also thought it was a normal occurance on roller coasters like puking, but after doing some research, it can be very serious. I feel like it was unprofessional, and she has no business being a social worker. What do you think? Idk what to do.

[wolf63]

Your social worker did nothing wrong.  It was a funny thing to happen.  It could be something serious but it is so unlikely that it is not worth worrying about.

people are complicated - try not to worry about anything that others say or do.  You can't control what other people say or do. Unless it directly impacts on you life leave them to get on with it.

Worrying all the time takes all the fun out of life.  

[douglas9401]

Life IS a rollercoaster, just gotta ride it.

[Old_Geezer]

I think you should stop overthinking things.

[Peter Pedant]

hi cindy

report to police and child protection - oh, the company you keep !

[Cindy1302]

Should I really report it, or are you being sarcastic 

[calmck]

You always seem to want to report someone so that response is probably sarcastic. Have you solved the problem with your aunt?

[Peter Pedant]

sarcastic  - - never

make sure it is in writing and sign it in your proper name

[wolf63]

 Cindy, report what?

she told you about her weekend.  She found the incident amusing and no body was hurt.

Don't worry about it.  People are not perfect.

Chill and get on with life.  You will make yourself ill worrying about things over which you have no control. 

How would you feel if someone reported you for every harmless mistake that you made?  

PP, you are not helping Cindy.  Go and annoy the usual suspects.  Cindy is in need of sensible advice.