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I wonder if there is any education given to the parents about what is easily treatable. When I was a new parent, I called my mom to see what I should do when my child was sick. How does a parent in the Follower's of Christ community-which is a closed community-know when a simple cold or fever has turned into something more dangerous?

Are we going to prosecute all parents who mis-judge the need for medical care? People without health insurance often post-pone or avoid medical treatment. How do we guarentee that all children get the care that they need?

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