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Reply to "Furious. Why in the world would a parent send a peanut snack to a peanut-free classroom?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b]Some kids can have a reaction from across the room, without even coming into contact with nuts,[/b] that's why it's a big deal. Not to mention, nuts and things like peanut butter tend to be oily and there is a tendency to get it all over the place. Also, epi-pens aren't a small deal. It's not like, oh, just jab the kid with an epi pen and then go on with your business like nothing happened. That kid likely still needs to be sent to an ER even after the epi pen.[/quote] If it's that bad, then I assume the kid doesn't go to public spaces, like the library, movie theatre, etc. If they do, then would a parent expect no one there to have eaten any nuts? [/quote] Some kids can't. Nats Stadium has a few games for kids with nut allergies, where they clear out a box so that kids with nut allergies can go see a game with less risk from the usual peanut debris flying around at stadiums.[/quote]
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