SS16 was due for his first boxing match yesterday, not pro just an event. He started telling me Friday evening that he really wanted his gf to go but because of the expected snow she would probably not make it. I knew where he was going with it, so I changed the subject.
So he asks SO to speak to him, and at that point asks him if gf could sleep over Friday night. SO very very stupidly (in my opinion), and without consulting with me said yes.

Today there was a patient on my unit whose daughter thinks the SM is abusing because "he gets hospitalized too much". Mind you, the patient is not being brought in with bruises, he's alert and oriented enough to where he could verbalize abuse. Daughter wants say in father's care, however SM is the healthcare proxy. Just my opinion but if someone didn't bring him into the hospital I might consider THAT to be abuse. Made me think of all of us on here.

I really don’t think this is normal. SS10 gets something each week regarding his behavior. Last week, just like every other week, the negative points were that he doesn’t listen in class. 2 days ago, teacher called SO to inform him that SS10 kept singing a song during a test, where at a specific point of the song he says “Suck my &*^”. SO came home that night and told him that although he had been doing well for a week or so, he will have to be punished yet again for what he did, so he decided to tell him that he’s not giving him his Spiderman costume for Halloween.

SS10 has issues. I've been telling SO this for a while already. He lies every single day. He says he does his homework, and when we ask him to show us, it's complete crap. He writes on the paper to make it look like he did work, but all the math answers would be wrong and the reading log won't make sense. He gets in trouble in school on a weekly basis and the teachers are always calling to complain about how he's not paying attention.