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[quote=Anonymous]We're going around in circles here.  PP has a history that just makes her really upset about this.  Even though the history has little to do with seizures, there's no convincing her.  Its like kicking a hornet's nest.  Let it go.

The fact is that it doesn't matter what any of us say on this thread.  I am fairly certain that any nurse at any school in the country would tell parents if she thought there was a possibility that a child was having absence seizures.  OP said she would speak to the nurse.  the nurse will decide if concern is warranted.  It will be taken from there.  It really doesn't matter how upset some people on this thread are.  I am certain that if the concern has any merit, the parents will be told.  I am also certain that they will be grateful for the information, no matter what the outcome.  I think any parent who wants the nurse to either keep it to herself or to refer very vaguely to the child blanking out, are outliers.  And as I said, it doesn't matter anyway.  the nurse will do the right thing.[/quote]

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