Class shutdown a day for sanitization work due to HFMD on 23-Jan'15

It's been a week since the HFMD notice was made known to the parents and the reported cases had gone up to 4. There was many suspected cases everyday and students who were on the brink of body temperature 37.5deg were monitor throughout the class, flu, runny nose, cough etc were asked to go home and rest.

Sher, were spotted with 2 spots on her tongue on 19-Jan'15 morning and after a discussion with her teacher, we decided to keep her at home for a day for observations. The teacher wanted me to get a letter of clearance from the doctor.

To be frank, I was really thinking of going to see the doctor to get the clearance letter as a proof that Missy do not have HFMD. But I stand firmed on my believe in the science to boost her immunity during this crucial period in her school. I recalled that Cactus has very high anti-inflammatory & anti-oxidant properties, so I get her 2 sachets of Millennium beverage. As amazing as you can see below, the 2 red spots were gone the next day and she's well received in school again.

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Unfortunately on 22-Jan'15, a student from the afternoon session came in with full blown HFMD symptom (fever, blisters on hand), the teachers immediately asked the parent to send the student home and the whole class had to be dismissed.

Hence, I received a call from Sher's teacher that the class had to be shutdown for sanitization purposes tomorrow. We also received news that there are many new cases of HFMD in our school sea as reported by one doctor. One of the classmate's Daddy also succumbed to the disease.

We truly believe we can fight this dreadful HFMD together and bring the school back to normal again.

HFMD is a viral infection and there is no medication. It depends very much on our immune systems to recover from the illnesses.

If you would like to know more on how to defend your little ones from the common diseases, do free free to contact me at 9843-4599 for a non-obligatory discussion.

Reference:
http://healthyeating.sfgate.com/benefits-cactus-leaf-diet-8868.html

Thanks,
Karen Lim
9843-4599