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[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teacher here. I just got over it and then got bronchitis and two ear infections. Ugh.

Yuck! I thought it was a baby- pre-k disease?!

I teach kindergarten and sadly, their hygiene skills leave a lot to be desired.

Every elementary school classroom should have a bank of sinks for handwashing in the classroom. Or at least a bank of them in the hallway somewhere so kids can wash before lunch. We don't have the kids wash their hands often enough in school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The adults who I’ve known to get it, had terrible symptoms. Way worse than my kids.
There are 7 strains of the virus, so possible to get more than once. My middle kid has had it twice- thankfully the second time wasn’t so bad.

There are far more than 7 strains. Close to 100 strains.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teacher here. I just got over it and then got bronchitis and two ear infections. Ugh.

Yuck! I thought it was a baby- pre-k disease?!

I teach kindergarten and sadly, their hygiene skills leave a lot to be desired.

Every elementary school classroom should have a bank of sinks for handwashing in the classroom. Or at least a bank of them in the hallway somewhere so kids can wash before lunch. We don't have the kids wash their hands often enough in school.

My kid’s summer camp had a wall of them outside the cafeteria. Great idea. We have one working sink in each bathroom downstairs. That’s it.

[Anonymous]

My neighbors kids had some nasty rash this summer but said it was impetigo.