I wouldn't be upset/annoyed he was the one that got people sick. Usually by the time someone is sick, even if they stay home, they have already spread it. Especially in schools where kids spread everything. He might have gotten it at school. Hard to nail him for being patient zero. Compassion is the better response.
Having said that it is surprising they allow him to stay with a fever and I am sorry for all of you that they do. Our school had a 24 hour rule on fevers too.
I like the persons idea of a place to sleep in the reading (or another) corner. Serves everyone better if he has to stay in your class. I would wipe down all the doors, sinks, etc at the end of the day too.
On 2/13/17, Kat_Kong wrote: > Absolutely. I thought of bringing one of those little mask > things to school and have his name on it and then he can wear > it (while he is sleeping at his table spot)...kind of sad yet > funny. I know it will happen again since this is a child who > is frequently ill.....
We sometimes had parents come and pick the kids up only to take them to work because they were only paid for the hours they worked and they couldn't afford to take time off. It's a sad reality but so many low income parents don't have the resources or support when they have a sick child.
On 2/13/17, AM wrote: > It is sad and nothing is funny about it. Especially > humiliating him with a mask that will do nothing unless > you buy the expensive ones that don't allow viruses to > get through them. > > I wouldn't be upset/annoyed he was the one that got > people sick. Usually by the time someone is sick, even if > they stay home, they have already spread it. Especially > in schools where kids spread everything. He might have > gotten it at school. Hard to nail him for being patient > zero. Compassion is the better response. > > Having said that it is surprising they allow him to stay > with a fever and I am sorry for all of you that they do. > Our school had a 24 hour rule on fevers too. > > I like the persons idea of a place to sleep in the > reading (or another) corner. Serves everyone better if he > has to stay in your class. I would wipe down all the > doors, sinks, etc at the end of the day too. > > > > > > On 2/13/17, Kat_Kong wrote: >> Absolutely. I thought of bringing one of those little >> mask things to school and have his name on it and then >> he can wear it (while he is sleeping at his table >> spot)...kind of sad yet funny. I know it will happen >> again since this is a child who is frequently ill.....
I have noticed that either students are getting better at talking very quietly when they are telling me something or maybe I am getting hard of hearing.
Forgot to mention that from 12-19 years of age, I had the earwax (cerumen) removed from my ears all the time. The doctor said it was no biggie, my body just produced more earwax than it could get rid of naturally. It would block my ear canals and cause hearing problems. The doctor (GP) would just flush it out with warm soapy water with an ear syringe.
If it's an earwax problem you can take care of it yourself. My son would lose some hearing due to that. Sometimes I had the doc do it but he said I could do it at home with no problem so I did that too.
He used a large syringe and then mixed 1/2 water, 1/2 peroxide. He kept refilling it and shooting it into the ear. He said the syringe didn't have enough pressure to damage the eardrum if I did it. It took several shoots of the mix to loosen and flush out the wax. If I kept up with with it fine, but if I went too long then I took him in. It was gross to do when it was bad.
You can buy ear syringes to do this at the store or Amazon.
He also said a slower method is to fill the ear with the water/peroxide mix and put in a cotton ball to keep it in for for 10-15 minutes. Might have to repeat for a day or two. The downside is you don't know how/when the wax might come out. Sometimes it was on the pillowcase in the morning. yuck It was not a problem when it came out any time other than sleeping as he could just wipe the ear with a kleenex when he felt it moving.
wendyOn 2/13/17, who.type.a.period. wrote: > after.every.word.? > I.see.this.fairly.frequently.ans.was.called.a.smart.a$ > &37;.for.asking. It's just a method of emphasis. It represents talking with a pause after each word. for example: I just changed the tire on my car all. by. myself.
Because we had to wait for xrays and sonogram, the day slipped away. By the time we got home, it was late afternoon and I wouldn't be able to get my outside walk/jog done (no lighting). So, I did a total body video workout in my room. It was less than 30 minutes, but it was something.
Regarding the presidential election, have you done anything differently than before (give money, attend meetings or rallies, unfriended FB friends, etc)?
Does an organization's beliefs or political stance affect how you spend or donate money?
Actually things are better. I convinced my 3 closest family members not to vote for Trump or most GOPs. They were not sure at the time, but now are thanking me all over the place for "talking sense" to them. > > Regarding the presidential election, have you done anything > differently than before (give money, attend meetings or rallies, > unfriended FB friends, etc)?
I have walked in 3 protests. Have quadrupled my giving to PP, ACLU, and Southern Poverty. Attending meetings. And yes, unfriended 3 immoral jerks.
> > Does an organization's beliefs or political stance affect how > you spend or donate money?
Most of my family all vote the same way. I think the resent tantrum and sour grapes over this last election has been irrational. I have enough confidence in my beliefs that I can debate and discuss with friends of all political persuasions. I don't have to hate them because we disagree. >> >> Regarding the presidential election, have you done > anything >> differently than before (give money, attend meetings or > rallies, >> unfriended FB friends, etc)? > I have joined a few boycotts of companies who have insulted or misrepresented my beliefs. That is as American as apple pie.
Once again, while I avoid people who hate me and websites that are just plain infantile, I believe grown ups have to be able to live with in a world of diverse ideas.
>> >> Does an organization's beliefs or political stance affect > how >> you spend or donate money? > As I said before, I have no problem of anyone supporting their cause by choosing what to buy/not buy based on whatever they choose.
I wouldn't be upset/annoyed he was the one that got people sick. Usually by the time someone is sick, even if they stay home, they have already spread it. Espe...See More