Comments on: Your Questions About Our Story, Answered. http://lifephotographed.com/2012/06/your-questions-about-our-story-answered/ Tacoma - Seattle - Olympia Photographer | Jesse Michener Photography Wed, 08 May 2013 05:23:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5.1 By: Emily Scanlan http://lifephotographed.com/2012/06/your-questions-about-our-story-answered/#comment-922 Emily Scanlan Fri, 22 Jun 2012 01:57:53 +0000 http://lifephotographed.com/?p=5379#comment-922 Those burns look awful! Sorry that they had to “feel” that. I have been sunburned pretty badly before and it is painful! Hope they have a quick recovery!
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]]> By: Jackie http://lifephotographed.com/2012/06/your-questions-about-our-story-answered/#comment-920 Jackie Fri, 22 Jun 2012 01:50:54 +0000 http://lifephotographed.com/?p=5379#comment-920 I do not feel in any way the children should be blamed. I truly feel for them and wish them comfort. However, I strongly disagree in that it is solely the responsibility of staff, teacher, district etc. to apply sunblock to a child. I am sure you are aware that field days take place outdoors for prolonged periods of time even being new to this particular school? I just feel you as a parent need to accept “some” responsibility and take some blame for your child’s burn especially being the “expert” on your child’s condition. Staff may NOT have been aware of the severity. I am also certain that as the day went on, during the evening the burn was MUCH more noticable in the evening as most are. Knowing your child would be outdoors on an overcast or sunny day should motivate you to take extra precautions like remidning staff prior to this day the harm that could come to the child. You also mentioned the child has a 504 plan-again, in this plan state special accomodations being to provide shade and a covered area for the child to go to? Not sure what mentioning the 504 plan had to do with the sunburn and wanted to clarify as these plans are designed to make special arrangements for children. ( for example a child with ADD may be placed in a quiet room for testing etc.) I also do not see the harm in applying sunblock before sending a child off to school-yes you must re-apply but it may have helped. You must understand that while we may feel the law is silly, there is a reason for it-frivilous law suits. ( if a child had an allergic reaction or worse accused a teacher of touching them to apply this) Surely you can understand this especially in society today. Again, I feel for your children and wish them well. It is not their fault but as a parent, you must take some ownership and not just pass the buck and place sole blame on a law-a law you should have been aware of and you failed to obtain consent from your child’s doctor. Hopefully, this is a lesson learned for you as well.

]]> By: Burn Babies, Burn » Life. Photographed. http://lifephotographed.com/2012/06/your-questions-about-our-story-answered/#comment-918 Burn Babies, Burn » Life. Photographed. Fri, 22 Jun 2012 01:46:38 +0000 http://lifephotographed.com/?p=5379#comment-918 [...] Edited to add an update for those of you with further questions: http://lifephotographed.com/2012/06/your-questions-about-our-story-answered/ [...]

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