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Now, today's first story comes from Am I the Arsoul, Glucose Father, who says,

am I the asshole for publicly calling out the school nurse?

Me, 34 male, my daughter with type 1 diabetes, 11 female.

My daughter has type 1 diabetes and has been diagnosed since she was 5.

For the most part she handles it like a champ, but she's a kid.

Sometimes it sucks.

I don't blame her when she's upset about it.

She's gotten very good at managing how she's feeling and speaking up when she feels off or wrong.

That said, she's 11, and the nurse and two of her block teachers are meant to supervise

when she gives her self-medication.

We have a 504 plan in place at her school and have had it in place since diagnosis.

I have conferences with teachers every year, and since she started at the middle school

this year, her new nurse, and administrative staff.

I let my daughter speak her piece and let her feel heard.

She struggled with non-school extracurricular before, ignoring her concerns when she says she doesn't feel good because she looks fine.

This school year started at the end of August and we met her week prior.

I got a call Monday afternoon while I was at work saying that the school bus driver had to call

the ambulance for my daughter on the way home because she fainted.

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