BlackSand
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- Oct 23, 2013
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It is kind of crazy ... Kids remember what they see sometimes.
When a friend of theirs falls out on the playground in shock ... They might actually recognize the symptoms and get help.
If a teacher or aid comes to the scene ... They may get the idea an Epi-Pen would be a good idea.
Critical response time could be reduced simply by familiarity.
Of course you would have to try and find a benefit in children being exposed to life situations ...
Instead of teaching them to be offended by everything they come across.
My sister had epilepsy ... And would pass out.
Recognizing the symptoms of an oncoming seizure ... And throwing my body between her head and the floor in a split second was critical at times.
We need to stop teaching children to be helpless and scared.
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When a friend of theirs falls out on the playground in shock ... They might actually recognize the symptoms and get help.
If a teacher or aid comes to the scene ... They may get the idea an Epi-Pen would be a good idea.
Critical response time could be reduced simply by familiarity.
Of course you would have to try and find a benefit in children being exposed to life situations ...
Instead of teaching them to be offended by everything they come across.
My sister had epilepsy ... And would pass out.
Recognizing the symptoms of an oncoming seizure ... And throwing my body between her head and the floor in a split second was critical at times.
We need to stop teaching children to be helpless and scared.
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