what helps ur parents see that ur sick?

Question

i have been having massive headaches lately and my parents ay i need to go to school tommorw how can i make my headaches seem worse so i can stay home cause if i go to school tommorw and go to the nurse no one will e able to pick me up so what are ways to act like u are really sick without it being obvious that ur trying to skip school which i am not i just feel really bad and headaches are hard to show the pain besides holding ur head

Answer 1

Go to the nurse tomorrow if you have a headache and tell her what has been going on and have her call your parents and insist they take you to the doctor.

Answer 2

Learning to lie your way out of school is a bad habit to learn... When you are an adult and have to work every day, if you lie that you are sick and not go to work, you will eventually get fired. One thing about school is to teach resposibility of keeping a schedule. If there is a reason that you do not want to go to school, then talk to your parents. Do not lie that you are sick... My son did that once, I took him to the doctor and the doctor wanted to send him to a doctor that goes up the rear end because the doctor could not find anything wrong with him and felt he needed a specialist... Ya know what, my son felt so much better when he learned where the specialist is going to go to find out what is wrong. I told my son that the next time he says he is sick for those reasons that everyone else posted, that we are going directly to the specialist that will go up where the sun does not shine... Guess what! He has not been sick a day since then! Kids think that they can outsmart their parents, but ya know, us parents catch on and trick their kids at times too

Answer 3

Your parents are RIGHT. Get your *ss to school. There is nothing wrong with you. You've asked this before. If you were really sick, you wouldn't be sitting at the computer.

FAKER.

Answer 4

You didn't say whether you have seen a doctor. Children shouldn't have "massive headaches". Of course, some children are prone to exaggeration (not you, of course!), so, before you do anything else, read the classic fable, "The Boy Who Cried Wolf".

P.S. Please avoid using shorthand/text messaging. In your question, "ur" was used for both "your" (possessive) and "you're" (contraction for "you are"). It confuses the heck out of a lot of people, who may decide to ignore your question because of it, and, thus, reduces the number of answers you might get. So, don't use shorthand. OK? ;)

Answer 5

Puking on their shoes might help.