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The people I would be concerned about putting 2 and 2 together are the school secretaries.
I would not want an exemption for myself. I completely agree that it's too high risk of a profession not to be vaccinated for Hepatitis. I'm just wondering if it would negate my kids' exemptions?
How would that work? I'm considering going to nursing school, but I'm stuck on the vax issue. Not so much for me, it wouldn't be a choice for me. You have to get the Hep B series before you can even start the nursing program. Is it possible to do that and not affect my kids' exemptions? Anybody know?
I don't cook, personally, but I do know there is a need, especially for elderly and shut-ins. Meals on Wheels in our area never has enough volunteers and we only have one catering company that covers a huge area. The man I used to work for had to wait until 2pm sometimes to get his lunch because it was coming from so far away. It's a great idea if you can do it.
I completely agree with the PNP recommendations and then her subsequent book, The Complete Sugar Addict's Total Recovery Program. You are sugar sensitive. (Me, too!) I went off sugar two weeks ago (small lapse the past 3 days..pms: ) but almost immediately, I stopped craving it and the most amazing thing for me, my appetite finally went back to normal. I've been starving since I gave birth to ds 3 years ago. Once off sugar, I finally get full and stay full like a normal...
Is she getting any kind of dyes or preservatives?
We eat Sunbutter instead of peanut butter. My ds is allergic to peanuts. I wish people understood how scary it is to live with and that sometimes homeschooling isn't an option. There are great alternatives to peanut butter these days.
My guess is there is something else she's reacting to. 2.5 months is more than enough time for dairy and gluten to be out of her system.
We've had to give up store bought popsicles because of the dyes.
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