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Originally Posted by tnff
Actually it happens right here in the US. When our daughter was little she had a recurring medical condition that would keep her out of school two or three days ever couple of weeks. She was under the care of a specialist that required us going to a major children's research hospital. (They eventually found the problem and it was corrected but it was a traumatic four years for us). In the middle of all this the school called us in and told us they didn't believe there was a problem at all, that she was just making excuses to get out of class. They actually had the nerve to tell us the school nurse was more qualified to diagnose there was nothing wrong than the doctor at the children's hospital!
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I mean doctors exaggerate all the time.
Its more profitable for them to have you believe the kid needs to be closely monitored than to admit there is no issue.
So the nurse was probably right.