I came here in Feb of last year and asked for help with my daughter Anne and her school problem. Everybody responded so wonderfully and it really did help. In case you forgot, she is the one that was expelled from Catholic School because of nobody being there to give an injection should she need one. Since then they have put her into another very affluent Catholic Acadamy -- one I could never afford, but they are helping financially, basically to get me out of the media and headlines of the papers. They ran it on the news for three weeks and just wanted me to go away, basically. Well, this new school graciously accepted her back in March and we waited until this school year to move the kids, per the doctor's request. I got a phone call yesterday from the new school wanting a meeting with her endo, myself, the whole faculty and the attorney and the Sisters of St. Joseph who run the school. The endo said, no way, she has very sick kids in the hospital and will not leave, but agreed to a phone call. That was unaceptable. They have a nursing home on site to to take care of the retired and sick nuns. This meeting is to know what to "look" for. My endo has spelled it out very clearly; in case of fever, 101 or higher, vomiting more than 2-3 times, broken bone or infection to triple the dose and in case of unconsciousness give an injection or severe vomiting to give an injection. She has nonclassical CAH, takes her pills and is fine. My question is: Do any of you have a "list" of things to look for for a non-salt waster? I don't know if they are letting her in or not. School starts on the 28th and they called me yesterday! Not much time. If anybody can help my e-mail is MKohar@aol.com. Sorry for this being so long, Michele