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[quote=Anonymous]Read the q only. Not all kids are the same. But it is best if the child just goes to the nurses office for the cheerios or whatever. My child is 12 and we still dont have any 'official' diagnosis about his blood sugar, but they/dr absolutely believe us when we say he'll go down/crash/faint if it happens. So, we never asked to have the class changed, and that is obviously a worried parent you describe. But no, anybody who thinks my kid is the same as theirs is wrong. Especially if they havent carried out a kid in their arms, Which isnt as easy to do once their over 100 pounds. Face it, parents who know their kids would rather the kid have a preemptive snack than either passing out, or worse, having an emotional melt down and then being labeled a problem. For my kid, he can go 2 to 3 hrs, not 4.[/quote]
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