My daughter is physically very weak, and PE gets harder for her every year. It might be due to her g…

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My daughter is physically very weak, and PE gets harder for her every year. It might be due to her growth spurt. After almost every running lesson, she walks with a limp for about a week. She gives it her all, but the teacher always says she doesn't deserve an A. Plus, she's afraid of the ball: she hurt her finger, and she wears glasses. She shouldn't take them off – she can't see the ball at all without them. She's an excellent student, but she'll definitely get a B in PE because the teacher is tired of making exceptions. I'm starting to feel awkward even writing about PE... Additionally, there are other issues: progressive myopia and astigmatism in both eyes. Can you advise if there's a chance to get a medical note for restricted physical activity or something else? Please share if you've been through this 🙏
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Nina Ivanova
Of course, you should go to the ophthalmologist
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Vedeneva Yuliya
to the doctor
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Nina Ivanova
There shouldn't be any problems with the certificate
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Vedeneva Yuliya I know that myself, I just wanted to hear if there's any point to this
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Nina Ivanova Thanks!
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Thank you 🫣
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Nina Ivanova Thank you 🙏
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Mataxari
Of course, these are indications to reduce physical activity. And generally, as someone who got all A's except for a C in PE, I can advise you to find a general physical training club, enroll her in any sports club, or take her to the gym. Endurance can be trained perfectly at any age. It will strengthen her muscles and boost her self-esteem too.
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Lyali
Sure, get a doctor's note.
You can even thank the doctor :))
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Yuliya
I went to the doctor, and I wasn't fully cleared for everything, but I did what I could, or half of what was normally expected. I was fainting and feeling dizzy, but eventually, I grew out of it.
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Yuliya Dizziness too, by the way, thank you so much!
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Lyali Thank you 🙏
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Mataxari I offer it to her very often, but alas, she's a stubborn teenager
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Demenova marina
Yes, a surgeon's and an ophthalmologist's reports. And you should reduce your workload.
I'll add something from my own experience. Definitely take calcium in the first half of the day, either cottage cheese or other dairy, maybe vitamins as recommended by your doctor. I didn't get enough calcium as a child. As a result, I broke all my bones. The body is growing, and the bones can't ossify fast enough for the rapid growth. Naturally, all this should be discussed with your doctor.
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Gulya
My ophthalmologist excused me from gym class all through school.
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Marishka
There's a chance. But she still needs to work out, and it looks like a lot. I had a physical education exemption for 4 years, I'm a personal trainer 😂
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Vedeneva Yuliya
Vedeneva Yuliya Of course there is
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Valeriya
I had an exemption with pretty much the same starting conditions. They replaced school PE with therapeutic exercise. I hated PE with all my heart, especially how it was taught in school. And that stupid pioneer ball! But yes, sports are definitely needed.
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Valeriya You're right, it's definitely needed for health. But to frame it as something you *have* to do, even when you really don't want to, is just awful.
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Vedeneva Yuliya Thank you!
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Marishka 🙃 Wow, I'm not expecting a full recovery, of course.
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Gulya Thank you!
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Natalya Nakonechnaya
Demenova marina Wow, thanks, I'll keep that in mind. She's gotten stretch marks on her back and legs just this past year from such a rapid growth spurt.
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Marishka
Marishka On the contrary, take the full course and take your daughter to physical therapy. I didn't go to physical education because those classes are the first step to disability. But I went to aerobics every day for 2 hours + the gym. Since I was 12. I also had corrective swimming.
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Demenova marina
Demenova marina Yes, I had stretch marks too. I was already my current height at 10 years old, 170 cm. Calcium, and moisturize stretch marks with any cosmetic oil. For your eyes, it's best to get glasses right away and vitamin A, plus eye exercises. Otherwise, you might let it get worse.
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