The needless part is the one I think of first. Our daughter is 10, and as soon as we bring up "here's an injector" to school personnel or friends parents when she's staying over, there's a frightened look in their eyes.
This will allow us to be much more relaxed, since the risk of anyone panicking when administering is lower, the risk of doing it wrong is significantly lower, and the stigmata is also lower compared to a needle.
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The needless part is the one I think of first. Our daughter is 10, and as soon as we bring up "here's an injector" to school personnel or friends parents when she's staying over, there's a frightened look in their eyes.
This will allow us to be much more relaxed, since the risk of anyone panicking when administering is lower, the risk of doing it wrong is significantly lower, and the stigmata is also lower compared to a needle.
I've been eagerly awaiting this.
nit: stigmata -> stigma.
Yes: “Stigmata” is the (a) plural of “stigma”.
Aaaahh! Thank you both!