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Seriously ???

I had mailed asthma care plan to this particular parent who's daughter has asthma.

This is the care plan that the physician is to fill out and return to the clinic. Parents are supposed to bring an inhaler in so that we have it while kid is in school.

This care plan came in about a month ago, but no inhaler.

I just got off of the phone with the Mother. I told her that the order is here, and we are just awaiting the inhaler.

Mother states: Oh.... I thought the doctor would send you the inhaler too. What ???

Uhhh.....NO !! That's your job !

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The inhaler is in the mail, in the same package as the immunizations.

Can they send you a Greek Salad with grilled chicken along with the inhaler/immunization packet?

Can they send you a Greek Salad with grilled chicken along with the inhaler/immunization packet?

Or, at least have them to throw in a fresh (or a little stale is ok too) supply of Saltines. And, if they send you too many to get used up before they have passed the point of therapeutic staleness- share some with Far. :yes:

Or, at least have them to throw in a fresh (or a little stale is ok too) supply of Saltines. And, if they send you too many to get used up before they have passed the point of therapeutic staleness- share some with Far. :yes:

To feed my saltine "thing". :blink:

Yes, Far to feed that. But, I am also thinking of your little darlings, because I wonder if you share your saltine supply very well with you little darling students. Just a thought.

Yes, Far to feed that. But, I am also thinking of your little darlings, because I wonder if you share your saltine supply very well with you little darling students. Just a thought.

**** them. They can eat at home.

My favorite is when the parent thinks I keep stock inhalers and can share them. smh

**** them. They can eat at home.

But wait- Then they might steal your sandwich at lunch!

I think I am getting all confused and cross-threaded. :dummy1:

that because you're watching that poor little louse in the sandwich bag gasp for air!

But wait- Then they might steal your sandwich at lunch!

I think I am getting all confused and cross-threaded. :dummy1:

that because you're watching that poor little louse in the sandwich bag gasp for air!

Yep bell- You nailed it. You know me too well. :) I am watching the clock to know when to "pronounce" the poor little thing.

I have a kid allergic to bees. We have an allergy action plan in place for him, just no epi-pen. I, and the previous nurse, have called multiple times to ask her to send one to school. We have "stock" pens to use, but I can't send those on a field trip with him. Parents don't seem concerned. :grumpy:

I have asked every day for the past 6 weeks for seizure meds. I call daily and send notes home. Do I have this kids meds??? NO!!! Oh but I know everything that is going on in the court battle for this kid.

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