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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]As someone said in the thread on triples: Why don't you let her sleep in your helicopter?[/quote]

PP, you sound like a peach. Do you have any children with special needs or chronic illnesses? If you don't, walk a mile in one's shoes before you judge another parent for trying to help their child manage such conditions on their own.
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Asthma is an invisible illness and, if not taken seriously, people can die. It’s actually considerate for the DD to avoid a roommate: the other girl might have to restrict the use of air freshener sprays, cosmetic or hygiene products, etc. Or not have visitors whose clothing brings in secondhand smoke.[/quote]

As someone with allergies and asthma, I agree this is as much about being fair to the other students. It's kind of a pain to accommodate someone else's allergies by not wearing perfume or not having a carpet etc, and it's best for all of those people get singles.

Get a doctors note. But I agree you are a bit late in the game. I chose a college that had tons of singles and then requested one with an explanation.[/quote]

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