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TonyaH
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No kidding!!!! Husbands, Husbands, Husbands! It's a good thing our kids have us!!!
I'll be you will get a pretty good vibe as to how well the school will handle giving enzymes. When we lived in MI Andrew had to go down to the office twice a day for his meds, once at lunch, once for snack. They were locked in the nurse's room. But one of the two receptionists were always right there to greet Andrew and help him get his enzymes. (He would leave class 5 minutes early every day before lunch and then just meet his class in the lunchroom so he did not miss eating time.) Now in NC, the enzymes are locked in his teacher's desk and she gives them to him. His teachers have always been really good about it. In fact, there have been times (ie. when someone has a birthday and brings in cupcakes), when school will call me to see if he needs a "snack dose" or a "meal dose". School probably take his dosage more seriously than I do where snacks are concerned!
I remember kindergarten. It is so hard to know that other people will be responsible for their care. I feel for you, I really do! But, you husband is right. Everything will work out. Trust your instinct with school. I'll bet if there is a need for an IEP you will be able to feel it.
I'll be you will get a pretty good vibe as to how well the school will handle giving enzymes. When we lived in MI Andrew had to go down to the office twice a day for his meds, once at lunch, once for snack. They were locked in the nurse's room. But one of the two receptionists were always right there to greet Andrew and help him get his enzymes. (He would leave class 5 minutes early every day before lunch and then just meet his class in the lunchroom so he did not miss eating time.) Now in NC, the enzymes are locked in his teacher's desk and she gives them to him. His teachers have always been really good about it. In fact, there have been times (ie. when someone has a birthday and brings in cupcakes), when school will call me to see if he needs a "snack dose" or a "meal dose". School probably take his dosage more seriously than I do where snacks are concerned!
I remember kindergarten. It is so hard to know that other people will be responsible for their care. I feel for you, I really do! But, you husband is right. Everything will work out. Trust your instinct with school. I'll bet if there is a need for an IEP you will be able to feel it.