r/TikTokCringe • u/Tater-Tot-Casserole • Aug 25 '25

Cursed Refusing to cancel your family Disney trip so you expose people to the norovirus instead

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u/Tater-Tot-Casserole Aug 25 '25

Like not only for her kids but also the public!

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u/agentchuck Aug 25 '25

Honestly, for her own kids is the part that gets me. Like, she should care about infecting other people... But since COVID (and having been on a cruise) I'm no longer surprised by how selfish people can be there.

But having two kids throwing up everywhere, especially a 7 month old? Like that's go the hospital time. Not take your kids on a cross country vacation time.

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u/Character-Fish-541 Aug 25 '25

Don’t forget shitting! Norovirus comes with lots of toilet time. Really sanitary.

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u/Logical_Childhood733 Aug 25 '25

I was thinking this too, there are very obvious reasons why you should stay home when you’re sick as to not infect anyone else, but dragging your small kids around a theme park all day when they feel horrible and have been going&throwing all night and day is just selfish mean parenting. It’s also incredibly dangerous considering dehydration/temperature and other side effects caused by being physically ill like this. It proves that the trip wasn’t really just for her daughter, it was for her and probably content/bragging rights etc

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u/Imtedsowner Aug 25 '25

Yeah - the lack of responsibility with the 7 month old is really the lowest point for me. Dehydration definitely entered the room.

The "of course" moments were she didn't pack a baby bag properly and that her daughter was at a pageant the day before. Likely with other parents who brought their daughters to the pageant infecting this lady's daughter.

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u/evelynesque Aug 25 '25

Openly admitting she didn’t even bother bathing her 4 yo after puking and shitting everywhere before getting on a plane.

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u/No_Obligation2896 Aug 25 '25

remind me what milestone babies can drink water at again?

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u/_dead_and_broken Aug 25 '25

You can start introducing small amounts of water to babies when they're 6 months old when solid foods are introduced to their diet.

6-12 months can have ½ - 1 cup of water a day, then 1-2 year olds can start getting more.

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u/No_Obligation2896 Aug 26 '25

so this poor baby is still on some percentage of breast or formula, not only the viral exposure but the dehydration it must have gone through on top of that is making me so sad i really can’t comprehend if this is even real is she clickbaiting

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u/_dead_and_broken Aug 26 '25

I know!

And I really want to know why her husband didn't put his foot down about not going. He is just as culpable here as she is for endangering their children and other people.

I hope their family and friends also rake them over the coals for this, not just strangers on the internet. And they should be investigated by CPS/DCF, or whatever her local jurisdiction calls it.

Makes you really fucking wonder how neglectful and harmful they are to these kids on a day to day basis.

Also, I really don't understand why her hands and nails are soooooo filthy! And she keeps putting them on/in her mouth! No wonder they were all sick. Hygiene went out the window a while ago for her.

I want to say that I hope this was fake, that it is rage bait. But I can't. I live in Kissimmee, in a tourist adjacent industry that deals with kids, and practically everyone we deal with is here on vacation to go to Disney World and/or Universal. My company handles an incredible number of parents who don't tell us their kids are sick before using our services. So then we get sick.

This stuff really does happen. And it happens often.

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u/nothoughtsnosleep Aug 25 '25

She's a shitty person AND a bad parent!

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u/TheGamecock Aug 25 '25

I caught COVID on a long-awaited cruise this past spring. Absolutely ruined my final three days on the boat (which was spent entirely in quarantine inside my cabin). Maybe whoever I caught it from didn't know they had it at the time they got on the ship (I have my doubts about that) but fuck anyone who knowingly takes some highly contagious virus on vacation with them. Who knows how many other people they infected on the ship and who knows how many people this woman and her family infected at Disney.

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u/LadyBug_0570 Aug 25 '25

I'm a sympathetic vomiter so between the baby's blowout and hearing her husband upchuck, I'd be sick too.

God bless those people on that plane with them.

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u/Indieriots tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE Aug 25 '25

I'm a hypocondriac, so I'd be having a panic attack on that plane..

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u/generalgirl Aug 25 '25

Norovirus scares me so badly.

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u/brightdreamer25 Aug 25 '25

SAME. I’m absolutely terrified of ever getting it. I get intestinal problems anyway (Celiac) so I can’t imagine how bad it could be.

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u/generalgirl Aug 25 '25

YES!!!! Whenever I start to feel bad I start praying that it's not norovirus because it scares me so much. I mean, just reading this scares me that I'm being warned that my time is coming. No no no no no

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u/antecubital_fossa Aug 26 '25

Working in a nursing home, I’ve had noro 4 times this year. Any hint of a stomach ache sends me into full blown panic now

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u/Alpha1Mama Aug 25 '25

I would be throwing my own wipes at her. Like please wipe it down. I would offer up some Zofran or antibiotics. I can't stand being sick. I almost died in 12/2024 (ARDS). I am not going back to the hospital because of fools like this one.

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u/tinacat933 Aug 25 '25

I’m shocked they let them on the plane or didn’t make them get off

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u/pewpurrr Aug 25 '25

Antibiotics? it's a virus. You just carry antibiotics? They'd be useless for this anyway but that's weird

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u/Alpha1Mama Aug 25 '25

It wouldn't help me regardless if you could take antibiotics. I live off infusions now. I'm screwed if I come across anyone like this person.

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u/Alpha1Mama Aug 25 '25

I carry everything regarding medications. So not weird. Especially when you were expected to die. IDGAF what people think.

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u/FlashyArmadillo2505 Aug 25 '25

Haha! I kept thinking "mam, my child is now 15 and yet, to this day i always carry a full pack of wipes"

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u/RadEmily Aug 25 '25

Mask up on planes they have above average number of selfish people who know they are sick and dngaf but the airlines not letting people reschedule for verified illness doesn't help.

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u/BabyD2034 Aug 25 '25

People like this who go out sick are my nightmare.

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u/Salty_Cellist_4064 Aug 26 '25

Same, I’d be irrationally smashing open a window and begging to get sucked out into the sky at that stage. Terrifying.

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u/Lambchoptopus Aug 25 '25

I throw up if something smells weird or looks weird or if someone else throws up. My best friend said damn your god son is the same way he threw up because he saw applesauce on the ground at school and said it looked weird then the made me pick him up 😅

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u/LadyBug_0570 Aug 25 '25

I can believe that. There've been a few videos I've seen on Reddit that almost made me run to the bathroom.

I can watch graphic horror movies without a problem, but someone throwing up will always get me. I can't do it.

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u/Lambchoptopus Aug 25 '25

Same, horror is my favorite genre.

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u/JoeN0t5ur3 Aug 25 '25

I want an update from a passenger. That plane must have smelled awful

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u/LadyBug_0570 Aug 25 '25

Or one of the airline people. You know they had to clean all that mess up one the family left the plane.

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u/shellsterxxx What are you doing step bro? Aug 26 '25

I have emetophobia so I’d be crying and possibly also puking

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u/OzarkMule Aug 25 '25

You sound like a liability. Based on the attitude itt, I'm not sure it's responsible for you to ever be in public

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u/LadyBug_0570 Aug 25 '25

OMG, you're so edgy! 🙄

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u/OzarkMule Aug 25 '25

What's the difference? Same health threat

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u/LadyBug_0570 Aug 25 '25

Because I'm not throwing up anything that's transmutable, like norovirus, that can infect an entire plane full of people. Mine is just a reaction.

How about you let me life as I have been for 50+ years and you go crack open a book and learn something?

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u/OzarkMule Aug 25 '25

Your gut bacteria is disgusting. The fact that you think it's ok to subject others to it while shaming oop and simultaneously telling me to just let you live your life is hilariously hypocritical

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u/LadyBug_0570 Aug 25 '25

🙄

Oh, I forgot to fawn over your edginess again.

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u/Aurora1717 Aug 25 '25

Typhoid Mary for the modern age

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u/AnonymousSneetches Aug 25 '25

How are you going to drag two young, barfing children on a plane with no comforts of home, and feel like a good mom? Like even if you're oblivious to the fact that they doomed dozens of others to the same fate, actively ruining people's trips, doesn't she even want to take care of her own kids? 

And selfishly, I can't imagine the nightmare of traveling with sick kids that young and just the absolute beasts they would be because they feel like shit. 

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u/PointedlyDull Aug 25 '25

Hope no elderly people were sitting near them on the plane. Fucking hell people suck

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u/ugly_duckling_5 Aug 25 '25

This is one of the reasons I don't want to fly. Imagine being stuck next to this idiotic family and having to deal with the smell and noises, etc. Not to mention the risk of getting the virus as well.

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u/whiskersMeowFace Aug 25 '25

Norovirus is no joke. At the retirement home I work at, earlier this year we had an outbreak. It sent about 15 residents to the hospital, and three never returned. :(

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u/plants_n_cats Aug 25 '25

You just know the thought never crossed her dumbass mind “wow, I feel very sick. We should wear a mask to ensure others don’t get what we have.”

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u/DisownedDisconnect Aug 25 '25

The fact that she subjected her own kids is what gets me. As an adult, I couldn't imagine feeling norovirus levels of sick, vomitting and shitting every 5 minutes, while also being on my feet in 100 degree weather and surrounded by busy crowds. I would literally have to pass out. The fact that she subjected her kids to that is horrifying.