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We tried contacting the school when we saw her dropping, but got no answer. We rushed to the school to find he delirious lying on the field alone I hope you fi

• AbrahamParangi 4y ago
  I understand the anger (and I would feel the same) but think of how hard it is to have someone put their child’s life in your hands. Ignoring liability, that’s a very heavy responsibility.
  • anon84873628 4y ago
    What? Watching the kids is the most important part of the job. I can understand a mistake with dosing (we can't expect the teachers/aids to be skilled nurses too). I can understand the phone going unanswered sometimes. But a kid laying delirious in the field?? Making sure the kids are all still alive is like the bare minimum task for guardians, regardless of whether they have diabetes or not.
• melling 4y ago
  Probably best to get teachers, etc out of the loop. In an imperfect world, and where everyone fires off a lawsuit, I don’t see the upside. Sooner or later mistakes are made. Humans are imperfect.
  • causi 4y ago
    Unless this was a tiny school that only has one or two people in the front office, there is zero excuse to leave the phones unmanned.