But with the college acceptances pouring on, reality has struck, we need to leave her on her own in a place she is comfortable to help ease the transition.

Kelli Arena

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In my opinion, it won't, let's face it. Those parents know their kids are not at a healthy weight, and seeing a BMI on a report card won't change habits. Will it lead to more exercise, or healthier eating at home? I'd bet money on 'no.' If they are not listening to their doctors or paying attention to news reports about the obesity epidemic, why would a number on a report card matter?

It's action that puts prevention in preventive care. It is a disservice to do these screenings without treatments in place. in my opinion, it won't.

Let's face it. Congress doesn't play by the same rules as the rest of us, businesses won't look toward its work rules for guidance.

My son, 13, said he felt bad for her for being humiliated in public but hoped that maybe she would behave differently from now on.

We need to leave her on her own in a place she is comfortable to help ease the transition. we figure it's a good way for her to be on her own in a familiar environment. Of course, I'll make sure there is food!