I do not know if school nurses give out BP meds (beta blockers); however, they DO give out puberty blockers if they have been prescribed by a doctor. They also give out other meds if they are prescribed. No one is exaggerating, but you need to proofread your comments and think more carefully.
I do not know if school nurses give out BP meds (beta blockers); however, they DO give out puberty blockers if they have been prescribed by a doctor. They also give out other meds if they are prescribed. No one is exaggerating, but you need to proofread your comments and think more carefully.
An epipen or inhaler perhaps, emergencies. Children get medical privacy with their medical caregivers without parent permission and it’s been that way for at least 8 years.
And I don’t “need” to follow any directive from rude internet strangers, thanks.
I do not know if school nurses give out BP meds (beta blockers); however, they DO give out puberty blockers if they have been prescribed by a doctor. They also give out other meds if they are prescribed. No one is exaggerating, but you need to proofread your comments and think more carefully.
An epipen or inhaler perhaps, emergencies. Children get medical privacy with their medical caregivers without parent permission and it’s been that way for at least 8 years.
And I don’t “need” to follow any directive from rude internet strangers, thanks.