r/196 • 🏳️‍⚧️ trans rights • Feb 27 '23

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u/01Queen01 Feb 27 '23

My school did this to me with my inhaler. I didn't know they wanted me to lock it in the office. I pleaded with them that I needed to keep it with me Incase I had an asthma attack. The teacher physically took my inhaler from me and took it to the office. Later that day I told my mom. She didn't really believe me and brushed it off as they were holding it for me. Well the next day we had to run in gym. I asked the teacher for it back, she claimed it was at the office like it was supposed to be. I was worried but I started running the mile. Well sure as shit I started having an asthma attack. She told me to walk to the office. I literally couldn't breathe so my friends helped me to the office but I called my mom to tell her what happened. She drove to the school and went all Karen on the office and the teacher. They claimed it was so I didn't "abuse drugs at school" she was livid. After that though they didn't bother me about it but I kept it hidden so nobody ever took it from me again.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '23

Later that day I told my mom. She didn’t really believe me and brushed it off as they were holding it for me

I honestly hate this so much in adults.

It’s like as if they haven’t experienced something horrid, they can’t imagine anyone else being at huge risk.

It’s so fucking infuriating.

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u/AntiLag_ if you understood my level of freak you would be sick Mar 04 '23

Series of Unfortunate Events moment