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<blockquote data-quote="AllStressedOut" data-source="post: 70827" data-attributes="member: 3837"><p>Well, hes puffy. So I went ahead and gave him benadryl and I emailed the teacher as well. I just sent her this:</p><p></p><p>"I gave him benadryl this morning for the puffiness. I also sent a very plain lunch to be sure that our scheduled change in his diet doesn't aggravate the problem any further. His diet change has been in place for more than a week, so I do not believe this is what is causing the puffiness and upset stomach reaction. He has a doctor appointment today and will be leaving around 1130-1145."</p><p></p><p>The diet change this week was adding additional wheat, he was already on 1 serving a day, but I have been letting him have bread for sandwiches and last week I made him a special bread as a snack that took all week to finish. Since he's been on wheat the whole time, I don't believe more wheat created puffiness today.</p><p></p><p>I'm still peeved this morning. </p><p></p><p>Marg, normally I would agree that you need to be clear and concise, but thats the route I tried last year. And last year was a nightmare. I made enemies in some teachers in less than 1 month. So this year I tried to be nice and fluffy as far as putting in words that really aren't needed as well as describe in detail what happens to him if he gets food he's allergic to. So far, neither approach has worked in our school district. Even though we transferred schools, our files went with us along with his previous 504. I was even told this by the nurse and older sons teacher. I'm at a loss now as to which is best, because so far, neither have worked for me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AllStressedOut, post: 70827, member: 3837"] Well, hes puffy. So I went ahead and gave him benadryl and I emailed the teacher as well. I just sent her this: "I gave him benadryl this morning for the puffiness. I also sent a very plain lunch to be sure that our scheduled change in his diet doesn't aggravate the problem any further. His diet change has been in place for more than a week, so I do not believe this is what is causing the puffiness and upset stomach reaction. He has a doctor appointment today and will be leaving around 1130-1145." The diet change this week was adding additional wheat, he was already on 1 serving a day, but I have been letting him have bread for sandwiches and last week I made him a special bread as a snack that took all week to finish. Since he's been on wheat the whole time, I don't believe more wheat created puffiness today. I'm still peeved this morning. Marg, normally I would agree that you need to be clear and concise, but thats the route I tried last year. And last year was a nightmare. I made enemies in some teachers in less than 1 month. So this year I tried to be nice and fluffy as far as putting in words that really aren't needed as well as describe in detail what happens to him if he gets food he's allergic to. So far, neither approach has worked in our school district. Even though we transferred schools, our files went with us along with his previous 504. I was even told this by the nurse and older sons teacher. I'm at a loss now as to which is best, because so far, neither have worked for me. [/QUOTE]
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