Re: Xpost - Question about hiding anti-microbials in school lunch

[Guest guest]

The Nurse doesn't have a choice if you have a

doctor's signature. In MN they also don't

have a choice on the diet either if the parent

requires it, but you can get a doctor's signature

for that too Our district has the form you need

to have the doctor fill out is online. You then

have to supply the supplements/drugs in the original

container. Hope this helps.

>

> Our son will be starting full-day K in September and I am terrified about how

we are going to manage his anti-microbial dosing, because he starts to regress

right at 4 hours past his last dose. I can probably dose him at 7:30am and then

again around 4-ish depending on when he gets home from school, but there will be

one or two doses needed during school. I am going to find out, if his DAN! will

write us a note for the nurse to dose them, but I am also trying to have a

back-up plan and I need some help here.

>

> I am thinking of making little chocolate molds with melted GFCF chocolate

which I can mix his anti-microbials into...worse case scenario, we can see, if

he can last 4-5 hours and take one of these at lunch every day. So, if I wanted

to open a capsule of oil of oregano and some Biotin with an enzyme, in each of

these little sneaky-snacks...do you think that would work or would they go bad

or could they be effected by being put into warm chocolate that is then

refrigerated....? Any ideas?

>

> Boy do I just hope our Dr. can write us a specific note for this and that we

don't have an A$$ of a nurse to deal with. I heard she is traditional from a

friend who wanted to remove dairy from her daughter's diet, because of asthma

and the nurse didn't believe it would make a difference since her testing came

back clear, I already have my warrior face on just thinking about it all!! I am

ready for a battle. I would rather be sneaky then have to fight and I KNOW that

a piece of candy would be gobbled up as soon as he opened his lunch box. I

don't like him having any one food five days a week, but if this gets the

anti-microbials in him, I am willing to look past that little detail! If he

goes without his treatments, I just KNOW they will throw the whole ADD thing at

me and I don't even want to go there. The crazy thing is that he will be going

to a Green Charter school with a very nature-oriented principal (my husband

helped with the start-up and knows him pretty well), but the thought of a

traditional nurse just scares me. The principal has even talked to my husband

about our situation and has even seen our son being dosed, but I just don't know

how much pull he would have with a nurses restrictions. Does anyone know? So

sorry to drag this post out, lol. I feel like I am thinking of new questions as

I am typing, this whole school thing is going to be new to me...and then I have

to figure out chelation and everything too, ugh!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Physicians do this all the time for their patients. It's common practice.

On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 9:07 PM, G <luckylot@...> wrote:

>

>

> Our son will be starting full-day K in September and I am terrified about

> how we are going to manage his anti-microbial dosing, because he starts to

> regress right at 4 hours past his last dose. I can probably dose him at

> 7:30am and then again around 4-ish depending on when he gets home from

> school, but there will be one or two doses needed during school. I am going

> to find out, if his DAN! will write us a note for the nurse to dose them,

> but I am also trying to have a back-up plan and I need some help here.

>

> I am thinking of making little chocolate molds with melted GFCF chocolate

> which I can mix his anti-microbials into...worse case scenario, we can see,

> if he can last 4-5 hours and take one of these at lunch every day. So, if I

> wanted to open a capsule of oil of oregano and some Biotin with an enzyme,

> in each of these little sneaky-snacks...do you think that would work or

> would they go bad or could they be effected by being put into warm chocolate

> that is then refrigerated....? Any ideas?

>

> Boy do I just hope our Dr. can write us a specific note for this and that

> we don't have an A$$ of a nurse to deal with. I heard she is traditional

> from a friend who wanted to remove dairy from her daughter's diet, because

> of asthma and the nurse didn't believe it would make a difference since her

> testing came back clear, I already have my warrior face on just thinking

> about it all!! I am ready for a battle. I would rather be sneaky then have

> to fight and I KNOW that a piece of candy would be gobbled up as soon as he

> opened his lunch box. I don't like him having any one food five days a week,

> but if this gets the anti-microbials in him, I am willing to look past that

> little detail! If he goes without his treatments, I just KNOW they will

> throw the whole ADD thing at me and I don't even want to go there. The crazy

> thing is that he will be going to a Green Charter school with a very

> nature-oriented principal (my husband helped with the start-up and knows him

> pretty well), but the thought of a traditional nurse just scares me. The

> principal has even talked to my husband about our situation and has even

> seen our son being dosed, but I just don't know how much pull he would have

> with a nurses restrictions. Does anyone know? So sorry to drag this post

> out, lol. I feel like I am thinking of new questions as I am typing, this

> whole school thing is going to be new to me...and then I have to figure out

> chelation and everything too, ugh!

>

>

>

>

>

--

God's blessings in Christ,

Your Partner in Health,

N. Rydland, M.D., D.A.B.P.

Founder and developer of kidsWellness, Inc.

Natural products and information for healthier families

www.kidswellness.com

www.rydlandjuice.com

Main office:

1921 Commonwealth Drive

Charlottesville, VA 22901

434-984-KIDS (5437)

Fax: 434-984-5439

Other offices:

140 N.E. 119 St

North Miami, FL

2316 Hollywood Blvd

Hollywood, Fl 33020

12595 S.W. 137 Ave, Suite 108

Miami Fl 33186

[Guest guest]

In New Jersey, supplements do not have to be given. The school nurse at my

son's school absolutely refused to give probiotics at lunch even after I had the

Doctor fill out the paperwork. It's " non-FDA " approved - so they can refuse.

They had a doctor write me a letter citing the law.

> >

> > Our son will be starting full-day K in September and I am terrified about

how we are going to manage his anti-microbial dosing, because he starts to

regress right at 4 hours past his last dose. I can probably dose him at 7:30am

and then again around 4-ish depending on when he gets home from school, but

there will be one or two doses needed during school. I am going to find out, if

his DAN! will write us a note for the nurse to dose them, but I am also trying

to have a back-up plan and I need some help here.

> >

> > I am thinking of making little chocolate molds with melted GFCF chocolate

which I can mix his anti-microbials into...worse case scenario, we can see, if

he can last 4-5 hours and take one of these at lunch every day. So, if I wanted

to open a capsule of oil of oregano and some Biotin with an enzyme, in each of

these little sneaky-snacks...do you think that would work or would they go bad

or could they be effected by being put into warm chocolate that is then

refrigerated....? Any ideas?

> >

> > Boy do I just hope our Dr. can write us a specific note for this and that we

don't have an A$$ of a nurse to deal with. I heard she is traditional from a

friend who wanted to remove dairy from her daughter's diet, because of asthma

and the nurse didn't believe it would make a difference since her testing came

back clear, I already have my warrior face on just thinking about it all!! I am

ready for a battle. I would rather be sneaky then have to fight and I KNOW that

a piece of candy would be gobbled up as soon as he opened his lunch box. I

don't like him having any one food five days a week, but if this gets the

anti-microbials in him, I am willing to look past that little detail! If he

goes without his treatments, I just KNOW they will throw the whole ADD thing at

me and I don't even want to go there. The crazy thing is that he will be going

to a Green Charter school with a very nature-oriented principal (my husband

helped with the start-up and knows him pretty well), but the thought of a

traditional nurse just scares me. The principal has even talked to my husband

about our situation and has even seen our son being dosed, but I just don't know

how much pull he would have with a nurses restrictions. Does anyone know? So

sorry to drag this post out, lol. I feel like I am thinking of new questions as

I am typing, this whole school thing is going to be new to me...and then I have

to figure out chelation and everything too, ugh!

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Wonderful state in which to live. I also understand that practitioners

cannot provide nutritional supplements, which limits the quality of those

you can get. I wonder who do the drug companies own and paid off.......Are

all the schools there the same?

On 1/25/10, <ckrupa3672@...> wrote:

>

>

>

> In New Jersey, supplements do not have to be given. The school nurse at my

> son's school absolutely refused to give probiotics at lunch even after I had

> the Doctor fill out the paperwork. It's " non-FDA " approved - so they can

> refuse. They had a doctor write me a letter citing the law.

>

>

> > >

> > > Our son will be starting full-day K in September and I am terrified

> about how we are going to manage his anti-microbial dosing, because he

> starts to regress right at 4 hours past his last dose. I can probably dose

> him at 7:30am and then again around 4-ish depending on when he gets home

> from school, but there will be one or two doses needed during school. I am

> going to find out, if his DAN! will write us a note for the nurse to dose

> them, but I am also trying to have a back-up plan and I need some help here.

>

> > >

> > > I am thinking of making little chocolate molds with melted GFCF

> chocolate which I can mix his anti-microbials into...worse case scenario, we

> can see, if he can last 4-5 hours and take one of these at lunch every day.

> So, if I wanted to open a capsule of oil of oregano and some Biotin with an

> enzyme, in each of these little sneaky-snacks...do you think that would work

> or would they go bad or could they be effected by being put into warm

> chocolate that is then refrigerated....? Any ideas?

> > >

> > > Boy do I just hope our Dr. can write us a specific note for this and

> that we don't have an A$$ of a nurse to deal with. I heard she is

> traditional from a friend who wanted to remove dairy from her daughter's

> diet, because of asthma and the nurse didn't believe it would make a

> difference since her testing came back clear, I already have my warrior face

> on just thinking about it all!! I am ready for a battle. I would rather be

> sneaky then have to fight and I KNOW that a piece of candy would be gobbled

> up as soon as he opened his lunch box. I don't like him having any one food

> five days a week, but if this gets the anti-microbials in him, I am willing

> to look past that little detail! If he goes without his treatments, I just

> KNOW they will throw the whole ADD thing at me and I don't even want to go

> there. The crazy thing is that he will be going to a Green Charter school

> with a very nature-oriented principal (my husband helped with the start-up

> and knows him pret ty well), but the thought of a traditional nurse just

> scares me. The principal has even talked to my husband about our situation

> and has even seen our son being dosed, but I just don't know how much pull

> he would have with a nurses restrictions. Does anyone know? So sorry to drag

> this post out, lol. I feel like I am thinking of new questions as I am

> typing, this whole school thing is going to be new to me...and then I have

> to figure out chelation and everything too, ugh!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

>

>

--

God's blessings in Christ,

Your Partner in Health,

N. Rydland, M.D., D.A.B.P.

Founder and developer of kidsWellness, Inc.

Natural products and information for healthier families

www.kidswellness.com

www.rydlandjuice.com

Main office:

1921 Commonwealth Drive

Charlottesville, VA 22901

434-984-KIDS (5437)

Fax: 434-984-5439

Other offices:

140 N.E. 119 St

North Miami, FL

2316 Hollywood Blvd

Hollywood, Fl 33020

12595 S.W. 137 Ave, Suite 108

Miami Fl 33186

[Guest guest]

Very fortunate here in Wis. My doctor simply wrote and order and I provide

the enzymes for both boys. Small school and the school secretaries are the

ones doing the dosing. Anyway....I thank them and show my appreciation

during the holidays with a little something. At least my kids aren't

behavior issues and they see the difference with my oldest PPD-NOS guy. My

food allergy guy, I'm sure they pray he outgrows them. I provide all his

food btw.

Tammy

Re: [ ] Re: Xpost - Question about hiding

anti-microbials in school lunch

> Wonderful state in which to live. I also understand that practitioners

> cannot provide nutritional supplements, which limits the quality of those

> you can get. I wonder who do the drug companies own and paid off.......Are

> all the schools there the same?

>

> On 1/25/10, <ckrupa3672@...> wrote:

>>

>>

>>

>> In New Jersey, supplements do not have to be given. The school nurse at

>> my

>> son's school absolutely refused to give probiotics at lunch even after I

>> had

>> the Doctor fill out the paperwork. It's " non-FDA " approved - so they can

>> refuse. They had a doctor write me a letter citing the law.

>>

>>

>> > >

>> > > Our son will be starting full-day K in September and I am terrified

>> about how we are going to manage his anti-microbial dosing, because he

>> starts to regress right at 4 hours past his last dose. I can probably

>> dose

>> him at 7:30am and then again around 4-ish depending on when he gets home

>> from school, but there will be one or two doses needed during school. I

>> am

>> going to find out, if his DAN! will write us a note for the nurse to dose

>> them, but I am also trying to have a back-up plan and I need some help

>> here.

>>

>> > >

>> > > I am thinking of making little chocolate molds with melted GFCF

>> chocolate which I can mix his anti-microbials into...worse case scenario,

>> we

>> can see, if he can last 4-5 hours and take one of these at lunch every

>> day.

>> So, if I wanted to open a capsule of oil of oregano and some Biotin with

>> an

>> enzyme, in each of these little sneaky-snacks...do you think that would

>> work

>> or would they go bad or could they be effected by being put into warm

>> chocolate that is then refrigerated....? Any ideas?

>> > >

>> > > Boy do I just hope our Dr. can write us a specific note for this and

>> that we don't have an A$$ of a nurse to deal with. I heard she is

>> traditional from a friend who wanted to remove dairy from her daughter's

>> diet, because of asthma and the nurse didn't believe it would make a

>> difference since her testing came back clear, I already have my warrior

>> face

>> on just thinking about it all!! I am ready for a battle. I would rather

>> be

>> sneaky then have to fight and I KNOW that a piece of candy would be

>> gobbled

>> up as soon as he opened his lunch box. I don't like him having any one

>> food

>> five days a week, but if this gets the anti-microbials in him, I am

>> willing

>> to look past that little detail! If he goes without his treatments, I

>> just

>> KNOW they will throw the whole ADD thing at me and I don't even want to

>> go

>> there. The crazy thing is that he will be going to a Green Charter school

>> with a very nature-oriented principal (my husband helped with the

>> start-up

>> and knows him pret ty well), but the thought of a traditional nurse just

>> scares me. The principal has even talked to my husband about our

>> situation

>> and has even seen our son being dosed, but I just don't know how much

>> pull

>> he would have with a nurses restrictions. Does anyone know? So sorry to

>> drag

>> this post out, lol. I feel like I am thinking of new questions as I am

>> typing, this whole school thing is going to be new to me...and then I

>> have

>> to figure out chelation and everything too, ugh!

>> > >

>> > >

>> > >

>> >

>>

>>

>>

>

>

>

> --

> God's blessings in Christ,

> Your Partner in Health,

> N. Rydland, M.D., D.A.B.P.

> Founder and developer of kidsWellness, Inc.

> Natural products and information for healthier families

> www.kidswellness.com

> www.rydlandjuice.com

>

> Main office:

> 1921 Commonwealth Drive

> Charlottesville, VA 22901

> 434-984-KIDS (5437)

> Fax: 434-984-5439

>

> Other offices:

> 140 N.E. 119 St

> North Miami, FL

>

> 2316 Hollywood Blvd

> Hollywood, Fl 33020

>

> 12595 S.W. 137 Ave, Suite 108

> Miami Fl 33186

>

>

>