[Texagirl4W]

What would be your number to inconvenience to save the life of one child. Until you have seen a child having reactions to peanut butter, and hoping the paramedics get there in time, don't assume anything. And yes, I have seen it.

[Paved Paradise]

Amen!

[CIB-173RDABN]

What would be your number to inconvenience to save the life of one child. Until you have seen a child having reactions to peanut butter, and hoping the paramedics get there in time, don't assume anything. And yes, I have seen it.

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False argument.

Autombile accidents kill children. Should we ban all vehicles?

Bathtub accidents kill children. Should we prohibit bathtubs?

Swiming accidents kill children. Should we prohibit swimming?

I could go on, but you get my point.

The responsibility for this childs healths is his and his family, not the community. Reasonable action should be taken, but forcing everyone that may come in contact with the child to bend to his needs is not resonable.

To answer your question, none.

[just mimi]

What would be your number to inconvenience to save the life of one child.

I guess the mom is the one to ask this question to. Why is she risking her son's life every day? Isn't his life dear enough to her for her to keep him safe at such a young age? I can think of many ways that this child could come into contact with peanut residue or peanut oil, despite all the precautions. If his allergy is this severe, he needs to be kept home. What am I missing here?