Hi there! I'm the media rep for MedicAlert Canada in Alberta & Sask. I'm currently writing an article for back to school magazines/newspapers on children and allergies. I'm looking for any experiences you've had in these two provinces: positive or negative, in dealing with schools. Feel free to contact me on this message board or by personal e-mail. No replies will be used without your say-so.
I think this could be a good chance to get an important message out to a broad audience.
Thanks in advance!
Alberta & Saskatchewan Parents
Posted on: Fri, 07/16/1999 - 6:18am
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