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<blockquote data-quote="Sophie31" data-source="post: 1132878" data-attributes="member: 291989"><p>Hi thank you for your replies. </p><p></p><p>This remark was actually said in a meeting with the head teacher, my daughters other teachers and her diabetes Nurse. I quickly made my point that it took me a couple of months to get Lydia to embrace what is happening to her and not be ashamed. When she first had it she would want to hide in the toilet to do her injection but I've got her out of that. She's proud of herself for handling it all and so am I. I was livid and after she left the room, the head spoke to my daughters father and said that he was shocked by what she said by just didn't know what to say. She has since been spoke. To about the lack of compassion she shows but he's not sure himself she will change. If anything else significant should happen again then we will take it further.</p><p>Sadly I have asked time and time again for the teacher to remind Lydia to do a blood test. She even came out of school low once and when told, she said "oh yes I was meant to remind her." Then, at the top of her voice asked her class of 7 and 8 year olds to try and remember for her. She's had an alarm on her monitor for a while now.. If it wasn't for he fact Lydia loves seeing her friends I'd pull her out of the school.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sophie31, post: 1132878, member: 291989"] Hi thank you for your replies. This remark was actually said in a meeting with the head teacher, my daughters other teachers and her diabetes Nurse. I quickly made my point that it took me a couple of months to get Lydia to embrace what is happening to her and not be ashamed. When she first had it she would want to hide in the toilet to do her injection but I've got her out of that. She's proud of herself for handling it all and so am I. I was livid and after she left the room, the head spoke to my daughters father and said that he was shocked by what she said by just didn't know what to say. She has since been spoke. To about the lack of compassion she shows but he's not sure himself she will change. If anything else significant should happen again then we will take it further. Sadly I have asked time and time again for the teacher to remind Lydia to do a blood test. She even came out of school low once and when told, she said "oh yes I was meant to remind her." Then, at the top of her voice asked her class of 7 and 8 year olds to try and remember for her. She's had an alarm on her monitor for a while now.. If it wasn't for he fact Lydia loves seeing her friends I'd pull her out of the school. [/QUOTE]
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