 |
UK Ping list - if you would like on or off, freepmail me. |
| |
UK Ping list - if you would like on or off, freepmail me. |
Very good friends of mine have a daughter who is allergic to peanut stuff and every year as the daughter moves up a grade, Kathy (who is a registered nurse) goes to the new teacher and provides her with whatever it is they give to people who go into shock from the peanut stuff and gives the teacher detailed instruction on what to do if the daughter accidentally consumes anything that has peanut stuff in it.......
Don’t let him get near any American universities. There are nuts everywhere. They are called the faculty.
No school to go to everyday? Now there are going to be a lot of students suffering from peanut “allergies.”
Nothing more than the logical consequence of a minority of parents demanding thousands of other families and children change their behavior to accommodate their child’s problem.
Good for the Head Master... nip it in the bud..
W
My son has a severe peanut allergy for which he could die, and I’d like to protect him from death even if it means I think some other kids should suffer the great humans right violation of eating bologna for school lunch instead of pbj if they want to sit at the same table as my son ... which fact will probably qualify me for flaming on this thread.
So be it.
I just wonder why some people evidently take pleasure in the misfortune of others.
This makes a lot more sense than banning nuts and peanut butter from school.
Though I wouldn’t call him a “health and safety risk.” I’d tell ‘em the truth - he’s a lawsuit waitin’ to happen.
Yes. You grasp the issue precisely, Mrs. Hall-Lambert. Now, did you have any other questions before taking your little ticking liability-bomb home?
I predict a miracle cure from the dreaded peanut allergy.
Sorry if it has been said before, but this is nutty.
Can’t they just have her sign a waiver where she promises not to sue when her son dies at school?