Your grandmother is seriously ill. Your parents want to reach her as soon as possible. What means of transport would they use? Explain.
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Taking care of a chronically ill child is one of the most draining and difficult tasks a parent can face. Beyond handling physical challenges and medical needs, you'll have to deal with your child's emotional needs and the impact that a prolonged illness can have on the entire family.
Luckily, this tough balancing act doesn't have to be done alone: support groups, social workers, and family friends often can lend a helping hand.
Explaining Long-Term Illness to a Child
Honest communication is vital to helping a child adjust to a serious medical condition. It's important for a child to know that he or she is sick and will be getting lots of care. The hospital, tests, and medicine may feel frightening, but they're part of helping your child feel better.
As you explain the illness and its treatment, give clear and honest answers to all questions in a way your child can understand. It's also important to accurately explain and prepare your child for treatments — and any possible discomfort that might go with along with those treatments.
Avoid saying "This won't hurt" if the procedure is likely to be painful. Instead, be honest if a procedure may cause some discomfort, pain, pressure, or stinging. But then reassure your child that it will be temporary and that you'll be there to offer support.
Many hospitals give parents the option to speak to their child about a long-term diagnosis alone, or with the doctor or the entire medical team (doctors, social workers, nurses, etc.) present. Your doctor or other medical professional probably can offer advice on how to talk to your child about the illness.
Answer:
car/bike/scooter
Explanation:
anything