re: DELETED

Quoting PurpleBama582:" Still, those are YEARS apart. Does not equate a VALID medical history of fall risk. It has to be within ... [snip!] ... of time, or a DOCUMENTED issue, such as low blood pressure. You've stated none of that, so your 'history' doesn't hold water. "

 
And at 2 months pregnant, I remember how I felt. I was blacking out constantly. Though it may have had something to do with the HG and not being able to eat but whatever. I remember going to drill and not being able to stand in formation for more than 2 minutes. One of those drills I passed out in formation and they just made me sit in the back after that. Lol

Quoting Jamiee Flathers:" okay that was uncalled for. We do not live together at the moment. But seriously leave him the hell out of this."

well im just saying because you obviously assume its the schools responsibility to keep you safe, but why not the one who helped you create the child?

Quoting J+K=Bri+?  :" <blockquote><b>Quoting Kali'sMommy:</b>" I call bullsmurf that she has blacked out and ... [snip!] ... fell!"</blockquote> Same. Notice how she only said it after I asked if that was the medical history of falling! Lol"

Exactly!! lol
I LOVE LIARS... *flails arms dramatically*

Quoting Jamiee Flathers:" should i tell you all my life story or are you done?"

Sure! It will probably be the most hilarious part of my day!

Quoting Jamiee Flathers:" okay that was uncalled for. We do not live together at the moment. But seriously leave him the hell out of this."

Why? He is directly related to this instance. He could be helping you whether he lives with you or not...

Quoting Jamiee Flathers:" okay that was uncalled for. We do not live together at the moment. But seriously leave him the hell out of this."

Is the child not his? That's the only reason why he should not be included in this discussion. Hell, I think it'd be a great solution to your problem. He can help your "handicapped" ass across the parking lot and spend some quality time with your unborn!

Quoting Addi's Momma:" She just posted about wanting a job so she can get a car so I think she has a license."

is it a crime to want a job so i can drive my child to her drs appt? i have never passed out while driving. which is a good thing to me. its always happened when i walked. but seriously. im done with this. you all are being rude..

Quoting Michael Westen:" Yeah our stairs are stupid. We rent this house. You either have to walk in through the garage (and the ... [snip!] ... so this hopefully won't be a problem then. Lol. You can't see the stairs but you can see how high it is from this picture. "

Wow!!

Quoting Jamiee Flathers:" should i tell you all my life story or are you done?"

Whatever you see fit to try to make your point valid.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Jamiee Flathers:</b>" should i tell you all my life story or are you done?"</blockquote>




Oh yes, we'd love to hear about your bullsmurf life.

Quoting Addi's Momma:" She just posted about wanting a job so she can get a car so I think she has a license."

Heh, that's a mistake if she has random blackouts  

Regardless of medical history and the such, in most cases you have to request any sort of additional care for a medical condition. You are your own best advocate.

If you are concerned about the walk, you can ask your doctor for either: a medical note to limit walking distance or a letter detailing your past medical issues for the school to see what accommodations that have for your situation.

I hope strongly suggest that you have whatever is causing the blackouts looked at closely and soon. I would be more concerned about when you are carrying an infant and pass out.

Good luck either way.

Quoting Michael Westen:" Why? He is directly related to this instance. He could be helping you whether he lives with you or not..."

In her other posts she was talking about marrying this guy & how he is 5 years older.. and now he has nothing to do with this situation. I actually think she is bullsmurf. lol  

Quoting Jamiee Flathers:" is it a crime to want a job so i can drive my child to her drs appt? i have never passed out while driving. ... [snip!] ... which is a good thing to me. its always happened when i walked. but seriously. im done with this. you all are being rude.."

We aren't being rude. We're trying to put this million piece puzzle together.

And if you have a medical history of passing out, they won't give you a DL. I have a friend who legitimately has a history of passing out. She can't get her DL because of it.

Quoting Jamiee Flathers:" is it a crime to want a job so i can drive my child to her drs appt? i have never passed out while driving. ... [snip!] ... which is a good thing to me. its always happened when i walked. but seriously. im done with this. you all are being rude.."

No, it's not a crime. But it isn't necessary that you drive your child to the doctor's either. Some people take a bus.