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re: Anyone ever have their kid in ambulance from school?
Posted on 12/1/23 at 3:51 pm to ChunkyLover54
Posted on 12/1/23 at 3:51 pm to ChunkyLover54
The good thing for you is that the school has little incentive to fight liability for the bill because they probably have a pretty big omnibus insurance policy to cover a range of shite including this. A relatively small ambulance ride is nothing compared to the gordon mckernan commercial level number that they have the policy to protect against. Maybe you should fight it? Also your school board rep might make it disappear with an email since they have some political skin in the game, if this is public school.
ETA: Your best bang for your buck is to email your school board rep, put on your best disappointed dad tone, and they will probably want to make this disappear before it gets on facebook with it. My thought... "I would never have consented to the narcotics for my kid if you had told us it would result in an unconsented ambulance ride." That way you're really arguing the narcotic instead of the ambulance ride, which they are probably more scared of a suit on the narcotics than the little ambulance bill. Then they pay the ambulance bill to make you go away and everyone is happy.
ETA: Your best bang for your buck is to email your school board rep, put on your best disappointed dad tone, and they will probably want to make this disappear before it gets on facebook with it. My thought... "I would never have consented to the narcotics for my kid if you had told us it would result in an unconsented ambulance ride." That way you're really arguing the narcotic instead of the ambulance ride, which they are probably more scared of a suit on the narcotics than the little ambulance bill. Then they pay the ambulance bill to make you go away and everyone is happy.
This post was edited on 12/1/23 at 3:56 pm
Posted on 12/1/23 at 9:55 pm to redstickrick
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ETA: Your best bang for your buck is to email your school board rep, put on your best disappointed dad tone, and they will probably want to make this disappear before it gets on facebook with it.
He should email them a link to this thread....
Posted on 12/1/23 at 10:01 pm to redstickrick
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Your best bang for your buck is to email your school board rep, put on your best disappointed dad tone, and they will probably want to make this disappear before it gets on facebook with it. My thought... "I would never have consented to the narcotics for my kid if you had told us it would result in an unconsented ambulance ride." That way you're really arguing the narcotic instead of the ambulance ride, which they are probably more scared of a suit on the narcotics than the little ambulance bill. Then they pay the ambulance bill to make you go
away and everyone is happy.
Or OP could have kept his kid on a leash and this wouldn’t have happened. Here’s the truth, he won’t admit it, if school hadn’t called ems he’d be pissed about that also. Responded to schools daily, dealing with parents afterwards was one of the things that makes people want to quit, they suck, want money, suck at life, parenting, and blame it on everyone else. Keep your kid on a leash, that way you can make 100% of decisions for them
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