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Title: Astros fan with special needs, 8, scolded for cheering team, mom says
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Fox News
URL Source: http://www.foxnews.com/sports/2018/ ... or-cheering-team-mom-says.html
Published: Sep 26, 2018
Author: Ryan Gaydos
Post Date: 2018-09-26 13:09:27 by misterwhite
Keywords: None
Views: 2535
Comments: 18
An 8-year-old Houston Astros fan with special needs appeared distraught in a video Sunday after she was scolded for cheering on her favorite team. Chloe Beaver, 8, was loudly supporting the defending World Series champions at Minute Maid Park in Houston when a woman in front of her turned around and said, “Enough,” according to FOX26 Houston. Chloe quickly went from all smiles to all frowns and the heartbreaking reaction was captured on video. Monica Beaver, Chloe’s mother, told the station her daughter had been diagnosed with DMDD, disruptive mood dysregulation disorder – a condition in which the child comprehends emotions in the same way a toddler does. She said Chloe was devastated after the incident. “If you have an issue with somebody's children, talk to the parent. Not the child. We tried to get our row and the row behind us to cheer on and get her to keep cheering. It took a little bit though, but there were a bunch of people upset at that situation, so we tried to fix it in a positive manner,” Monica Beaver said. Joe Beaver, Chloe’s father, told the station the nature of being at a stadium calls for fans to be loud at the ball game. “You're supposed to cheer your team on. I've never watched a game on TV where it's not loud and you don't hear everything in the audience. You get loud and if you don't want to be at a loud area, don't go to the game,” he said. An Astros spokesperson told the station they have seen the video, but have no comment. Chloe’s family said they were worried the incident would have kept their daughter from going to more games in the future. But Chloe, a huge fan of 2017 American League MVP Jose Altuve, said she hopes to see all Astros home games next season.
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#2. To: misterwhite (#0)
A few years ago, I went to see a movie in a theater, not knowing that it was apparently "Retard Day in town" - some retarded-kid school wranglers had brought a couple dozen into the same film on a field trip of some kind. After 30 minutes of screaming from behind "doggie doggie doggie!" "big truck, truck truck!" and the like, I turned to a couple of the wranglers and asked them to deal with it. They looked at me as if it was MY fault and problem, oblivious to the needs of normal people.
Maybe you should go to a movie geared more towards adults instead of some dismal Disney kiddie film. ...oblivious to the needs of normal people. That you consider yourself "normal" in any way is hilarious.
Maybe people who go to a Trump rally and cheer should be told to STFU? That seems to be the consensus opinion on this thread.
The only way to rid yourself of your Trump Anxiety Syndrome... is to eat a .40 S&W.
Protect & Serve convict Weiners Return to your normal duties, picking up the soap for convict Carlos Danger, aka Anthony Weiner.
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I got my money back.
#5. To: Hank Rearden (#2)
A few years ago, I went to see a movie in a theater, not knowing that it was apparently "Retard Day in town" -
#8. To: Deckard, Cheering Trump, STFU (#5)
#9. To: hondo68 (#8)
#10. To: GrandIsland (#9)
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