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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]I just think this is a slippery slope...people with allergies need to be vigilant about their own children, and cannot expect society to do that for them. I have a child with severe asthma - merely sitting near someone who has a cat at home can trigger an asthma attack. I mean 911 call, shot of epinephrine type of response. Should we tell people they can't have cats at home because there are a lot of children with this level of allergy? Ultimately, I have to send the medications, and teach my child to be aware of the "cat people" and understand that there will be 911 calls in our future.[/quote] What school system has a peanut-free classroom? That I have a problem with[/quote] On our school, the kids eat lunch in their classrooms because we don't have a cafeteria. So some classrooms are peanut-free and some are not, depending on the kids in that room. So what's your problem again?[/quote]
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