Girl Scout Day Camp starts at the end of the month and we're encountering lots of resistance with our efforts to keep our allergic daughters safe.
Unit leaders not wanting to carry epi pens, unwilling to make simple accomodations for snack foods, not willing to even ask (not demand) that parents not send in PBJ's.
I'm not sure what's going to happen.
The leader of the camp has even suggested that very allergic campers not even attend. Can you freaking believe that!?!?!?
I'm shocked and saddened. And I'm looking for your advice.
What's our recourse here? I've got a call with the head of camp tonight. I've got lots of ideas to make this work, but would love to hear what you all have to say/your experiences/solutions, etc.
Unit leaders not wanting to carry epi pens, unwilling to make simple accomodations for snack foods, not willing to even ask (not demand) that parents not send in PBJ's.
I'm not sure what's going to happen.
The leader of the camp has even suggested that very allergic campers not even attend. Can you freaking believe that!?!?!?
I'm shocked and saddened. And I'm looking for your advice.
What's our recourse here? I've got a call with the head of camp tonight. I've got lots of ideas to make this work, but would love to hear what you all have to say/your experiences/solutions, etc.
Thanks,
G