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Uh, that's a lawsuit waiting to happen. I certainly don't want some school nurse OR teacher for that matter pricking my kid's anything. They aren't certified for ANY of that. Diabetic devices are meant for only the person/child using it. The nurses don't even pick the person's finger, they do it themselves and check their blood sugar. The nurse just records it for reference and to see whether they're too high above or below normal levels. I doubt that they'd be allowed to even inject the kid with insulin. That's just my opinion, though.
Yeah, keep your needles away from my kids unless you want your body found in the desert or, you know, legal action that involves taking your teaching license away (Also known as the sensible way). That's outrageous. Honestly, I don't want someone who lacks that much common sense to be around more or less teaching children. So there.
How's that for an out of the blue post?
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