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EREPORT # 18816 stated the following: Friday Jan. 22nd Jakobi was seen by the school nurse for a cough. At the time the nurse saw Jakobi his oxygen level was low and she called the family (Grandmother Vanessa Davis) for someone to come get him and take him to the dr. She tried to contact mother at 769-1858 but there was no answer. Monday, Jan. 25, the nurse saw Jakobi again for the same cough and because he said he never saw a dr over the weekend. She called again for someone to come get him and they didn't show up. The nurse has called today for someone to come get him (it's obvious that he doesn't feel well and his cough is horrible) and the grandmother assured us that she has spoken with Jakobi's mother and that she or Jokobi's grandfather
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