I’ve heard of this kind of thing happening once in one of the school’s my mom used to teach at. Of course, these days, teachers and other school faculty members are more aware of medical problems, which is good. The younger teachers, especially, are much better about a student’s problems than the older generations (at least in my school).

Im a diabetic too and Im laughing through this part xD

*FACEDESK!*

It is possible that the teacher did not tell the principal the name of the drug so he may not know it is insulin yet.

Let me start by saying that I don’t think all teachers are idiots. There are wonderful educators out there that truly help you learn and grow, there a quite a few that just ‘teach the test’ and you never really remember them at all, and sadly there are a few truly horrendous ones that make you bite back bile when you think of them.

You know them…they’re the ones that inspire the ‘villanous teachers’ in so many high school/college comedies. They’re the one’s that never stop being villians even with an adult’s perspective.

My most hated teacher was a racist, and made little effort to hide it. Many years after graduation I heard she died by being run over by her own car one slick, winter morning. And for the my first thought wasn’t “Oh my God! That’s terrible.” No, it was a tiny whisper of “Good! Karma finally caught up with her.” To this day I still think that first, and then how that was a really nasty way to go. (And then I try to make sure I don’t tempt Fate myself.)

That said, I think the educators in this little storyline better start praying that ignorance is enough to protect them. ^_^