Thank you so much for all the informations that you gave me. I really appreciate
the time that you spent to email me. I will call the numbers that you gave me
Ms. Joanne and I will keep you posted about my child.

Cynthia
Monroe, NC

Joanne Mackey <macke003@...> wrote:

All children in school who need special procedures, medications, monitoring
should have a Individual Health Plan in either incorporated into the 504
Plan or IEP or separately written to address the health needs of the
student. ECAC has outlined the essentials of a plan
Background information, brief medical history, special health care needs,
Psychosocial concerns. Student and family strengths, health care procedures
and interventions, designated personnel who have been trained to assist
child, possible ER information, and review annually or as needed.
Advanced planning is essential and good communications with the school
nurse of someone in administration should be in place.
It is important that you partnership with your schools for a better
education for your child and attention to the details of his/her daily
care.
Joanne

Joanne Mackey, RN, MSN, CPNP
Duke University Medical Center
Division of Medical Genetics
(919)681-1945

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Hello everybody!

My child who has a SB will go to school soon. She's being cathed every
3-4 hrs. everday. I am a working mom and I don't know what to think
right now because of all these questions in my mind:

1. Who will cath my child in school?
2. Who will assist her while walking or riding a bus?
3. Who will assist her during lunch or snacks?
4. Is there a program to help my child in school?
5. Who will watch her after school while I'm still at work?
6. Is there a daycare or childcare for SB children?
7. Is there a financial resources that I can get?

Please share some info if you have. I really need help right now!

Thanks,
Cynthia

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