pI have contacted my local newspaper and the reporter is quite interested in doing a "back to school article" re PA. I don't want it to be like the last article we had done in Stayner which I didn't think was very good at all./p
pI approached her because I wanted something done for "back to school" so that non-PA parents could read it and if presented with a "peanut free" classroom they might understand that it's not as awful as it may sound to them at first. It seems that I have come to a place again where Jesse is the only PA child in the school (although we're changing schools so not clear if that is true with this new one)./p
pWhat would you put in an article re PA for going "back to school"? What website links would you provide. I thought this one (PA.com) and FAAN./p
pOf course, I'm all in a dither because I'm packing up at the same time, but I do feel it's really important and should get out there, especially since we were the first people in 22 years to approach the educational program day camp with a PA child./p
pAny thoughts?/p
pMany thanks and best wishes! [img]http://uumor.pair.com/nutalle2/peanutallergy/smile.gif[/img]/p
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What Would You Like to See in a \Back to School\ Newspaper Article re PA?
Posted on: Sun, 08/11/2002 - 11:01pm
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