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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> SALT LAKE CITY Parents say about 50 elementary students in Salt
Lake City had their school lunches thrown out because money was owed
on their food accounts.The lunches costing about $3 were taken from the
children on Tuesday as they arrived at a pay station after cafeteria
workers had given them the food.Parent Erica Lukes said the action was
humiliating and demoralizing for students.The Salt Lake City School District
said the move came after it realized a lot of students at
Uintah (Yoo-IN-tah) Elementary owed money for previous lunches.District
spokesman Jason Olsen said cafeteria servers were not able to see who
was in debt until lunches had already been given to students in
line.He said the lunches were thrown out because they couldn't be served
to another student. Students whose lunches were taken away were given fruit
and milk.
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with the tapering process because
they don't realize how dependent on the medication they may have become.Unfortunately,
relatively little is being done in this country to increase awareness of
benzo pitfallsand for now, too many women are learning the hard way.
Although the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention supports more education
of health care professionals about benzo misuse, along with increased monitoring
of prescription drugs such as these, for the most part, painkillers get
more attention in the medical community.After contacting doctor after doctor,
last year Emily found a nurse-practitioner knowledgeable about benzo tapering
who helped her cross over to generic Valium. She's still going through
the process, with bouts of anxiety when she cuts a dose."But at
least now I know why," she said. "And I'm getting better." She
hopes to be off benzos altogether within the year.Now living with her
fianc, Kim is also working with a nurse-practitioner to taper off benzos.
She has reenrolled in school but at times still struggles to get
by."My body and my brain have to learn how to handle even
the most minor stresses on their own all over again, like driving
on busy roads," she said.So far, Jenna is the only one of
the women in these cases who has made it completely off benzos.
About a year after her trip to the ER, she married and
discovered that she was pregnant. She'd been trying to taper on her
own, but knowing that the drug
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