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Jane

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We had the same problem with my boys. At one point there were 4 cf kids in each school (8 total). Most of the moms knew each other and the kids had a visual of most of the others.

I always make sure none of the kids are in the same classes or on the bus together. Be in contact with the guidance counselor and nurse. It is unnerving, but try not to worry too much.
 

Jane

Digital opinion leader
We had the same problem with my boys. At one point there were 4 cf kids in each school (8 total). Most of the moms knew each other and the kids had a visual of most of the others.

I always make sure none of the kids are in the same classes or on the bus together. Be in contact with the guidance counselor and nurse. It is unnerving, but try not to worry too much.
 

Jane

Digital opinion leader
We had the same problem with my boys. At one point there were 4 cf kids in each school (8 total). Most of the moms knew each other and the kids had a visual of most of the others.

I always make sure none of the kids are in the same classes or on the bus together. Be in contact with the guidance counselor and nurse. It is unnerving, but try not to worry too much.
 

Jane

Digital opinion leader
We had the same problem with my boys. At one point there were 4 cf kids in each school (8 total). Most of the moms knew each other and the kids had a visual of most of the others.

I always make sure none of the kids are in the same classes or on the bus together. Be in contact with the guidance counselor and nurse. It is unnerving, but try not to worry too much.
 

Jane

Digital opinion leader
We had the same problem with my boys. At one point there were 4 cf kids in each school (8 total). Most of the moms knew each other and the kids had a visual of most of the others.
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<br />I always make sure none of the kids are in the same classes or on the bus together. Be in contact with the guidance counselor and nurse. It is unnerving, but try not to worry too much.
 
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brewz2

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My daughter is in 1st grade a small town school K-8 grades, and another child has that is in the 8th grade. Both kids are very aware of each other, and both culture different things. The school teachers, nurse, and even the ladies in the front office are very dilligent to keep them separate, so I know they're looking out for both of them. I would hope that the other mother would give the school permission for them to see each other and recognize each other. I completely understand your worry and concern, b/c I think I would be the same way. It would concern me b/c the mother isn't very educated on CF, which means that chances are, the daughter may not be either. My initial thought is that you don't want them sharing desks, or using the same art supplies or anything like that. Unfortunately, besides being a worry wart, I'm germaphobic also. I feel bad admitting to it, but i probably would end up being one of those people to swtich schools. Being that the other child has cultured a couple different things, and being in not-so-good health, that would make me worry more. Sorry if it comes across like i would overreact, but I'm just being honest.

Tracey, mom to Sydney 7 and Seth 3 (both w/cf df508)
 
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brewz2

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My daughter is in 1st grade a small town school K-8 grades, and another child has that is in the 8th grade. Both kids are very aware of each other, and both culture different things. The school teachers, nurse, and even the ladies in the front office are very dilligent to keep them separate, so I know they're looking out for both of them. I would hope that the other mother would give the school permission for them to see each other and recognize each other. I completely understand your worry and concern, b/c I think I would be the same way. It would concern me b/c the mother isn't very educated on CF, which means that chances are, the daughter may not be either. My initial thought is that you don't want them sharing desks, or using the same art supplies or anything like that. Unfortunately, besides being a worry wart, I'm germaphobic also. I feel bad admitting to it, but i probably would end up being one of those people to swtich schools. Being that the other child has cultured a couple different things, and being in not-so-good health, that would make me worry more. Sorry if it comes across like i would overreact, but I'm just being honest.

Tracey, mom to Sydney 7 and Seth 3 (both w/cf df508)
 
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brewz2

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My daughter is in 1st grade a small town school K-8 grades, and another child has that is in the 8th grade. Both kids are very aware of each other, and both culture different things. The school teachers, nurse, and even the ladies in the front office are very dilligent to keep them separate, so I know they're looking out for both of them. I would hope that the other mother would give the school permission for them to see each other and recognize each other. I completely understand your worry and concern, b/c I think I would be the same way. It would concern me b/c the mother isn't very educated on CF, which means that chances are, the daughter may not be either. My initial thought is that you don't want them sharing desks, or using the same art supplies or anything like that. Unfortunately, besides being a worry wart, I'm germaphobic also. I feel bad admitting to it, but i probably would end up being one of those people to swtich schools. Being that the other child has cultured a couple different things, and being in not-so-good health, that would make me worry more. Sorry if it comes across like i would overreact, but I'm just being honest.

Tracey, mom to Sydney 7 and Seth 3 (both w/cf df508)
 
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brewz2

Guest
My daughter is in 1st grade a small town school K-8 grades, and another child has that is in the 8th grade. Both kids are very aware of each other, and both culture different things. The school teachers, nurse, and even the ladies in the front office are very dilligent to keep them separate, so I know they're looking out for both of them. I would hope that the other mother would give the school permission for them to see each other and recognize each other. I completely understand your worry and concern, b/c I think I would be the same way. It would concern me b/c the mother isn't very educated on CF, which means that chances are, the daughter may not be either. My initial thought is that you don't want them sharing desks, or using the same art supplies or anything like that. Unfortunately, besides being a worry wart, I'm germaphobic also. I feel bad admitting to it, but i probably would end up being one of those people to swtich schools. Being that the other child has cultured a couple different things, and being in not-so-good health, that would make me worry more. Sorry if it comes across like i would overreact, but I'm just being honest.

Tracey, mom to Sydney 7 and Seth 3 (both w/cf df508)
 
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brewz2

Guest
My daughter is in 1st grade a small town school K-8 grades, and another child has that is in the 8th grade. Both kids are very aware of each other, and both culture different things. The school teachers, nurse, and even the ladies in the front office are very dilligent to keep them separate, so I know they're looking out for both of them. I would hope that the other mother would give the school permission for them to see each other and recognize each other. I completely understand your worry and concern, b/c I think I would be the same way. It would concern me b/c the mother isn't very educated on CF, which means that chances are, the daughter may not be either. My initial thought is that you don't want them sharing desks, or using the same art supplies or anything like that. Unfortunately, besides being a worry wart, I'm germaphobic also. I feel bad admitting to it, but i probably would end up being one of those people to swtich schools. Being that the other child has cultured a couple different things, and being in not-so-good health, that would make me worry more. Sorry if it comes across like i would overreact, but I'm just being honest.
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<br />Tracey, mom to Sydney 7 and Seth 3 (both w/cf df508)
 

flatfordl

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Our daughter actually has a friend with CF that we make sure to spend time with. I want her to grow up having someone else to talk to about life with CF. We are very careful and the other mom and I are very open about everything we are currently culturing. It also gives me someone to talk to who understands as well. I know others dont share this idea, but to each his own. Maybe you could go to the principal and have them be the middle man to create conversation between you and the other family. Just a thought.
 

flatfordl

New member
Our daughter actually has a friend with CF that we make sure to spend time with. I want her to grow up having someone else to talk to about life with CF. We are very careful and the other mom and I are very open about everything we are currently culturing. It also gives me someone to talk to who understands as well. I know others dont share this idea, but to each his own. Maybe you could go to the principal and have them be the middle man to create conversation between you and the other family. Just a thought.
 

flatfordl

New member
Our daughter actually has a friend with CF that we make sure to spend time with. I want her to grow up having someone else to talk to about life with CF. We are very careful and the other mom and I are very open about everything we are currently culturing. It also gives me someone to talk to who understands as well. I know others dont share this idea, but to each his own. Maybe you could go to the principal and have them be the middle man to create conversation between you and the other family. Just a thought.
 

flatfordl

New member
Our daughter actually has a friend with CF that we make sure to spend time with. I want her to grow up having someone else to talk to about life with CF. We are very careful and the other mom and I are very open about everything we are currently culturing. It also gives me someone to talk to who understands as well. I know others dont share this idea, but to each his own. Maybe you could go to the principal and have them be the middle man to create conversation between you and the other family. Just a thought.
 

flatfordl

New member
Our daughter actually has a friend with CF that we make sure to spend time with. I want her to grow up having someone else to talk to about life with CF. We are very careful and the other mom and I are very open about everything we are currently culturing. It also gives me someone to talk to who understands as well. I know others dont share this idea, but to each his own. Maybe you could go to the principal and have them be the middle man to create conversation between you and the other family. Just a thought.
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Emily65Roses

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I share that idea Lynsey. I actually just met two of the CFers from this forum this past weekend. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Emily65Roses

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I share that idea Lynsey. I actually just met two of the CFers from this forum this past weekend. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Emily65Roses

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I share that idea Lynsey. I actually just met two of the CFers from this forum this past weekend. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Emily65Roses

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I share that idea Lynsey. I actually just met two of the CFers from this forum this past weekend. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Emily65Roses

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I share that idea Lynsey. I actually just met two of the CFers from this forum this past weekend. <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 
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