Boy left dying in school corridor by teacher

[georgedrw81]

The teacher will have many sleepless nights and thoughts. The judgement will be done by God.

We must pray for things like these not to happen.

Praying

[Miss Elly]

The teacher will have many sleepless nights and thoughts. The judgement will be done by God.

We must pray for things like these not to happen.

Praying

No offense George, but I hope she is sleepless in a jail cell. Yes God will judge, but there are also laws for injury to a child, manslaughter, etc. etc. If it were my child, I definitely would want her punished according to the fullest extent of the law, not wait until judgement day. At least she is alive even if she does have sleepless nights, the child is not.

[south]

This is very sad indeed.

[other one]

My wife teaches, My sister, my sister in law, my brother in law, 16 cousins and Lord only knows how many friends who teach in five or six states...... From talking to half of them in the past few days I find it incomprehensible that this lady didn't understand the the possible dangers of an acute asthma attack if she is a certified teacher.

[winsomebulldog]

I don't know. I think there are a lot of people out there who don't really understand asthma and what it can do to a person. I never had allergies or asthma as a child, but developed it as an adult. I was diagnosed after being admitted to the hospital for several days after becoming extremely sick.

Shortly thereafter, I got a job at a local grocery store and though I was on some medications for the asthma, I was often quite ill. I was sick one day and told my manager I needed to go home and his response was, "Can't you just take a pill, or something?"

Clearly he had no idea what asthma was like. I spent many years on daily doses of heavy steroids daily until a decade of allergy shots finally began to work. Now, praise the Lord, I no longer take the shots or any prescription medications. I still have the allergies, but I don't get emergency trip to the hospital sick with them any longer.

[other one]

I don't know. I think there are a lot of people out there who don't really understand asthma and what it can do to a person. I never had allergies or asthma as a child, but developed it as an adult. I was diagnosed after being admitted to the hospital for several days after becoming extremely sick.

Shortly thereafter, I got a job at a local grocery store and though I was on some medications for the asthma, I was often quite ill. I was sick one day and told my manager I needed to go home and his response was, "Can't you just take a pill, or something?"

Clearly he had no idea what asthma was like. I spent many years on daily doses of heavy steroids daily until a decade of allergy shots finally began to work. Now, praise the Lord, I no longer take the shots or any prescription medications. I still have the allergies, but I don't get emergency trip to the hospital sick with them any longer.

You should never be without albuterol. You can not trust it not to come back. About six or seven years after I stopped the allergy shots it all came back with a vengeance.

[winsomebulldog]

I don't know. I think there are a lot of people out there who don't really understand asthma and what it can do to a person. I never had allergies or asthma as a child, but developed it as an adult. I was diagnosed after being admitted to the hospital for several days after becoming extremely sick.

Shortly thereafter, I got a job at a local grocery store and though I was on some medications for the asthma, I was often quite ill. I was sick one day and told my manager I needed to go home and his response was, "Can't you just take a pill, or something?"

Clearly he had no idea what asthma was like. I spent many years on daily doses of heavy steroids daily until a decade of allergy shots finally began to work. Now, praise the Lord, I no longer take the shots or any prescription medications. I still have the allergies, but I don't get emergency trip to the hospital sick with them any longer.

You should never be without albuterol. You can not trust it not to come back. About six or seven years after I stopped the allergy shots it all came back with a vengeance.

I'm already having more trouble with my allergies than in the past couple of years. Basically, I won't be at all surprised if the asthma returns along with the allergies or if I have to go back on the shots. I was one very sick puppy in the beginning and though I've come a long way, I know that doesn't mean the disease is gone forever. I do keep my inhalers around, though they've probably expired since the last time I got the prescription filled.

[Guest HIS girl]

The class teacher is accountable - all staff members are aware of the signs of asthma and other life threatening conditions - as a sufferer of asthma, this boys health history would have been known amongst staff - this is complete and utter incompetence on her (teacher's) part leading to unnecessary death of a student.

[other one]

You know........ this thread make me soooooooo angry every time I see it pop up when I look at all new posts.

[Guest HIS girl]

It makes me angry too...unnecessary death...