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Argumentative Essay: Shadow Mountain By Mr. Appleman
Mr. Appleman,
I am concerned for your student’s and for my son Luke Michael who now attends Shadow Mountain as a Freshmen. He has been sick and has had a few encounters with the nurse. My husband Jerry Michael whom you have spoken to, met the nurse Monday asking her to excuse him from PE for the week, she informed him that a doctor’s note was needed for a request lasting more than three days. Jerry took Luke back to the doctor and was told that Luke had Mycoplasma, the doctor wrote him a prescription for an antibiotic, a pass to discontinue PE for the week, and his diagnosis. Jerry came back to the school that day met with the nurse giving her the diagnosis, an excuse for P.E class, along with showing the script for the antibiotic. The nurse

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