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In reply to the discussion: If a friend at school gave my daughter prescription meds [View all]Snake Alchemist
(3,318 posts)47. True, but I believe this was out in the open during the class.
I guess it would depend on how blatant it was.
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That would surely involve the use of surveillance cameras EVERYWHERE on campus..
left coaster
Feb 2012
#5
So if it happened in your daughter's bedroom, you'd blame yourself?
muriel_volestrangler
Feb 2012
#13
If they were supervising in a manner that would guarantee that such a thing could not happen...
HuckleB
Feb 2012
#29
So you would sue a school girl for being ignorant while trying to help your daughter?
yellowcanine
Feb 2012
#4
Bad examples. Plumbers and doctors are paid professionals. A school girl is .....a school girl.
yellowcanine
Feb 2012
#57
Try opening a DU thread saying that you are having strange symptoms and ask
Snake Alchemist
Feb 2012
#60
Can you quantify the crappy state of existence that your world of constant lawsuits would create?
HuckleB
Feb 2012
#32
That's fine. Until it happens to the next person with different results. nt
Snake Alchemist
Feb 2012
#37
So you at lease required a review of the prep nurses procedures by the hospital?
Snake Alchemist
Feb 2012
#50
Suing someone will definitely force the hospital to fire someone who is not competent.
Snake Alchemist
Feb 2012
#53
It was an oversight, due to rushing in the early AM, which they acknowledged.
ScreamingMeemie
Feb 2012
#56
Why not tell people the facts of your hypotheical. That this thread was influence by this one;
Justice wanted
Feb 2012
#19
If the young girl 1 asked for something because she didn't feel well and the girl 2, gave it
southernyankeebelle
Feb 2012
#20
If girl 1 didn't feel well she should of asked her teacher if she could go to the nurse.
southernyankeebelle
Feb 2012
#22
Go to the office ask the adminstrator at the front if you can call your parent because you are ill.
southernyankeebelle
Feb 2012
#25
I think so also. However, if the school wouldn't let her call her parent and my child got
southernyankeebelle
Feb 2012
#30
If I saw a child having an attack and struggle to breath you bet I'd
southernyankeebelle
Feb 2012
#88
Well being a 12 yr old and not even knowing she had asthma I didn't know the signs
southernyankeebelle
Feb 2012
#108
You don't see any difference between being in a supervised class setting and
Snake Alchemist
Feb 2012
#36
A student who suffers from asthma should not be permitted to carry an inhaler?
morningfog
Feb 2012
#102