I don't think you're right. The human rights code covers medical issues like her as disabilities, and they are WAY more active in enforcing human rights in terms of disabilities than they are in terms of religion.
Human rights complaint launched to ban eggs and dairy from Ontario elementary school
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I don't think you're right. The human rights code covers medical issues like her as disabilities, and they are WAY more active in enforcing human rights in terms of disabilities than they are in terms of religion.
Maybe this lady should march into a Humpty's restaurant and demand that all eggs and dairy be eliminated as per her human rights
In some schools they would fine you for not following the prescribed lunch menue. And Tufu is not on the list.
What happened to the good old days when a lot of kids didn't bring a lunch because there was no food at home ??
FF sake. sad whining twit.
FF sake. sad whining twit.
My kids have been in classrooms where they were expected to not bring foods besides nuts, due to allergies.
In one particular class my daughter was in, I could not send anything nut, coconut, flax, or sesame seed. It was expected that when dealing with anaphylactic issues, we honoured other people's health and safety. But, on a classroom level. You simply can't factor in an entire school's worth of kids' allergies.
The teacher even went so far as to make kids eat anything minty in the hallway, as the smell for some reason makes my daughter ill (not an accommodation we requested).
Elementary school is a challenging environment in terms of contamination from allergens, but even so, no one ever expected the entire school drop all allergens. They didn't even ban nuts from the school, just from the group foods, and if you ate nuts, you had to do it in the office.
In one particular class my daughter was in, I could not send anything nut, coconut, flax, or sesame seed. It was expected that when dealing with anaphylactic issues, we honoured other people's health and safety. But, on a classroom level. You simply can't factor in an entire school's worth of kids' allergies.
The teacher even went so far as to make kids eat anything minty in the hallway, as the smell for some reason makes my daughter ill (not an accommodation we requested).
Elementary school is a challenging environment in terms of contamination from allergens, but even so, no one ever expected the entire school drop all allergens. They didn't even ban nuts from the school, just from the group foods, and if you ate nuts, you had to do it in the office.
Could happen.............a bunch of us were allergic to the strap and that finally got removed! -
Now, what about all the allergies that are psychosomatic? Like my book mite allergy, my exercise allergy, my intercom allegiy, the lighting that makes me sneeze, windows, cedar shavings from the pencil sharpener and goats.
Find a therapist.
Did happen.... I haven't seen a chalk board in a classroom in the entire time I've been raising my kids. Most of my kids' classes had smart boards.
I should become a therapist. The number of wingnuts is growing exponentially. Sh*t, come to think of it. I have an allergy to wingnuts.
