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NuresMaggie

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  1. NuresMaggie replied to takuntz82's topic in School
    We just returned from Thanksgiving break and several days of cold where home heaters have been running. My eyes were bothering me over the weekend and I had to treat myself with some moisture. Today I had two kid show up with one red eye. Not very red and no drainage. One student denied any drainage, the other had some one morning over the weekend but none since. I rinsed the eyes of them both and sent them back to class. One of them, the one with NO drainage, came back wanting to get out of P.E.! He said the air would hurt his eye if he ran. lol I marched him back to class and found out that he had told the coach he had Pink Eye. Anyone else have an increase in eye-redness when we start using heat and if so, ever just one eye? Thanks. :-)

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