Pneumon Argumentative Essay

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The reporting party (RP) stated her grandson (refused to provide name) was required to play outdoors while he was sick. Additionally he was not brought into the facility once it began to rain. The RP stated her grandchild was taken to the hospital where he was diagnosed with "Pneumonia" due to his prolong exposure to the rain. The RP stated the preschool children were observed playing outdoors in the cold without shoes and proper clothing which resulted in the children to becoming

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