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STOCKTON, CA - A Stockton mother claims school officials mistook her daughter's diabetic emergency as a symptom of drug and alcohol abuse.
Lincoln High sophomore School Kristian Logan, 16, has diabetes. During lunch, she started to feel sick.
"My stomach was hurting," Kristian explained. "And I was just sitting there with my head down on my phone."
The next thing Kristian knew, she was being escorted to the office with a room full of administrators, teachers and cops.
"I was nervous. My hands started to sweat," Kristian said. "My breathing, everything changed really fast. I was really scared."
http://www.news10.net/news/article/260315/2/Mom-School-mistakes-diabetic-teen-as-drunk
Ignorance.
Lincoln High sophomore School Kristian Logan, 16, has diabetes. During lunch, she started to feel sick.
"My stomach was hurting," Kristian explained. "And I was just sitting there with my head down on my phone."
The next thing Kristian knew, she was being escorted to the office with a room full of administrators, teachers and cops.
"I was nervous. My hands started to sweat," Kristian said. "My breathing, everything changed really fast. I was really scared."
http://www.news10.net/news/article/260315/2/Mom-School-mistakes-diabetic-teen-as-drunk
Ignorance.