Puke

[BumbleBee]

After spending the better part of 3 weeks fighting e coli (it took me down hard), I really didn't want to deal with puke my 2nd week back to work. Yet here I am. *sigh* At least it isn't me this time!

[midaycare]

After spending the better part of 3 weeks fighting e coli (it took me down hard), I really didn't want to deal with puke my 2nd week back to work. Yet here I am. *sigh* At least it isn't me this time!

Ugh, sorry. Tis the season...

[Blackcat31]

After spending the better part of 3 weeks fighting e coli (it took me down hard), I really didn't want to deal with puke my 2nd week back to work. Yet here I am. *sigh* At least it isn't me this time!

Ugh! That's a drag!

But like you said, good thing it isn't you!

I can deal with alot of "stuff" that comes out of the human body but puke is at the very bottom of the list.

[BumbleBee]

This parent found a loophole in my illness policy. I have no one to blame but myself. Yet I'm p*ssed off just the same. Illness policy revamp time.

[Blackcat31]

This parent found a loophole in my illness policy. I have no one to blame but myself. Yet I'm p*ssed off just the same. Illness policy revamp time.

Oh, that ****s.... not the fact that there wasn't iron clad policies but just that you have to have them....

Finding a loop hole? What kind of parent does that?
Shouldn't a "loop hole" be viewed as a situation that warrants a discussion with the provider verses just assuming something doesn't specifically say X or Y?

As a parent, if my situation wasn't clearly outlined in the illness policy I would have called my provider and said "Hey, I know your illness policy says X but that doesn't really apply to my situation so how do you want to handle this?"

I'm sorry you are dealing with this. :hug:

[BumbleBee]

Yeah I know. Shouldn't surprise me with this parent. Of all the families here I only have 2 who would do something like this. New illness policy goes out Monday.