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I have this phobia! I got sick a lot during my first year teaching but always with colds, never with stomach bugs. It’s not unimaginable that a kid could have an accident and get sick in your classroom, but high schoolers also know themselves and their bodies better than little kids. They’ll let you know if they need to go to the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this bathroom or the clinic. My rule of thumb is to wash your hands before meals, after each class, and after grading big stacks of papers. I also always stay up front and honest with my students at the beginning of the year and tell them that they never need to ask me to go to the bathroom if they’re going to puke. In fact, I’d prefer they leave altogether, backpack and all lmao, and I tell them that.
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I read a subreddit that said a teacher will offer 1pt extra credit for each yard a student got away from their classroom before they vomited lol In Kinder, they don’t yet know they are going to throw up until it’s happening! I did have 1 kid stand up and make it about 3 steps after saying his stomach hurt before he threw up on the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this floor. Another girl looked green and I set the trash can next to her. She still threw up on the floor. I would definitely NOT recommend teaching lower El, but high school should be fine. I’m on year 19, no vomit. But it has happened a couple times in other classrooms. Tell your students if they think they are going to, then run to the bathroom. Hello fellow emetophobe! I used to work in high schools and honestly it is something that came up. I got sick often especially in the first year and kids get sick too.
But! I went through exposure therapy to deal with my phobia and it was a real game changer. I’m now a therapist and it made such a difference to me, I signed up for training and now provide exposure therapy to others. Emetophobia is really, really tough to live with. If it is impacting your career choices it might be time to see some support. Feel free to dm me with questions I have a phobia of blood which is arguably more commonly to happen in schools, especially as a future science teacher and current preschool teacher. Definitely have had older kids accidentally cut themselves with a scalpel during lab. At a certain point you have to figure out how to manage your own self. I try to keep far away from kids who are bleeding and just offer to send them to the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this nurse or whatever.



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I put “take the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this trash can and vomit in the hall” in my unofficial syllabus. It’s in the class constitution too. In 12 years of high school it’s only happened once. I am also terrified of vomit, though my fear has become a little bit more manageable through the years (I’m okay as long as the sb isn’t involved; I am terrified more so of catching the sb and throwing up myself). I’m student teaching right now, and I had a girl (6th grade) start making this God-awful gagging sound because she was about to puke in class. My heart sank instantly, and I was about to start panicking. Luckily, my CT was closest to the girl and grabbed a trash can and walked her out before anything happened, but I felt anxious and nauseous the rest of the day. I avoided the student’s desk like the plague, even though we disinfected it as soon as she left. I felt so bad because my first instinct was to get away from her instead of help her :/ It’s such a debilitating fear, especially in schools.
I have only had kids vomiting once, and thankfully it was in the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this hall in a trash can. There was something spreading through the school and half the students and staff caught it. So we were prepped. But that was an anomaly. I feel like you’ll be fine in high school. I see a decent amount of vomit, but I’m in a self contained special education class so that’s why. I’m terribly afraid of vomit. If I see, smell, or hear it, then I vomit. It’s a reflex and I can’t help it. I’ve been teaching 18 years, 15 high school and on my 3rd year in elementary. Twice (once with HS once elementary) I vomited as a result of a kid vomiting, but in general it’s not been an issue. I tell kids not to even ask, if they feel they are about to vomit just run out and I tell them I’ll call the nurse to let them know someone is coming but might hit the bathroom first. I tell students I’ll never stop them from going to the nurse if they feel sick and that I do not want them in my room if they truly feel bad any way. Very young children have a harder time controlling themselves but they are quick to say their tummy hurts too so it works for me. As the art teacher, rarely do kids want to miss art so if they say they feel bad, I believe them. It’s a perk of the position that most kids don’t try to just get out of doing art by lying about not feeling well. If a kid returns from the nurse I put them with the trash can by the door. It’s kind of embarrassing unless the kid actually feels bad, in which case they generally don’t care, so that helps as a deterrent to lying too and is a good system for truly sick kids. When I had high school kids I literally ran out of the room when a kid threw up in the trash can. We all do our best.
A student walked into my room right as the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this bell rang for first hour, looked absolutely green, and said “I don’t feel good”. I gave them a trashcan and moved them to the hall, told them to go to the nurse and shut my door. Student three did one of those stupid TikTok challenges at lunch and vomited outside my door on the way back to class. It was blue. I tell it to the students straight— I don’t have a phobia of vomit, but I am a sympathetic barfer, so if you do it in my room you are SOL and on your own, because I’ll have my own head in a trashcan. During my first semester teaching, on the very day I had my college observe me, one of my students started vomiting in the back of class. Went on longer than I cared to watch, but we got him a trash can, water to rinse his mouth, and then shipped him off to the nurse.
You’re not at risk from it anymore than in every day life. High school kids know to get to a bathroom or trash can. If this was the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this parenting sub I’d have different tales to tell. It’s a real non-issue in high school. In my experience, I’ve been there 6 years now, never made contact with any or got that type of sick. I did in a middle school when it swept through some years ago though, but I think high schoolers are easier to leave home if they feel a little off so they stay home or leave if they’re that sick. Taught for 15 years, only 2 vomit experiences. It ended up not being as bad as all of the mice that I had falling out of my ceilings or jumping out my desks, or the smells of BO. I have this phobia too. This year the teacher across the hall had a kid vomit, and I got the sweats just hearing about it. Luckily, you can tell if a kid’s going to vomit. They lose color and their face is slack. I send them to the nurse with a garbage can or tell them to sprint to the bathroom.
I have vomit phobia and also I can’t be touched, I teach kids 7 – 18 and I’m still alive! It’s my passion and also I’ve never encountered vomit, only burps and farts. I’ve taught HS for over 10 years and never had a kid puke in my classroom (knock on wood). Once on blood drive day I did come across a kid who had just donated puking in the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this hallway and helped her down to the health office, and I’ve had a kid puke on a field trip. So is it common? No, but continue to prepare yourself for potentially encountering it. Kids at the HS level usually need less assistance with it so it’s not like you’d be forced to be super involved with helping but you don’t want to leave a sick kid high and dry when they need help either. I’ve had a few over the years but I also earn the kids that if they need to puke to let me know because I am a sympathetic puker
I teach elementary school and have a fear of vomit, but it’s much stronger about others getting sick. (Because it leads to me getting sick) I tell students at the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this beginning of the year what to do if they feel sick. Plan a) make it to the bathroom plan b) make it out of the classroom (I have an exterior classroom) c) make it to a trash can d) everybody freeze in a safe spot and wait for me to get another grown up. I have a neighbor teacher that has no issue with it. (I help her with bloody boo-boos) It should be easier for you with high school students, but even my kindergarteners and first graders understand. I’ve only had one student make it to plan c in twelve years. My oceans 11 teacher in high school was like this. She had a kid on his first day of high school puke in the period before ours and she made him clean it up while she dry heaved out the window. I’ve never personally dealt with it. I’ve never heard of a high school or even an intermediate teacher having to deal with it. Just that one case 15 years ago
In all my years of being a student, I never once saw a student throw up. Just the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this occasional car sickness on trips that never actually ended up with anyone being sick. I also never once saw a teacher take time off for a sickness they caught from a child. Generally sick children stay home or go to the nurse if they feel sick at school. During my time teaching (not quite your teaching, swim teaching with kids aged 4 through to adults), the only sickness I ever caught was something like a cold when I first started and was getting used to all the kid germs. No throwing up involved. You mentioned you’re getting treatment for anxiety in another comment. This is good. Your phobia is making you worry about something fairly irrational. I have a friend who was a pretty severe emetophobe and treatment for anxiety really helped her out. i have an extreme vomit phobia and i’ve had one freshman, one third grader & one kindergartener puke in my room. all 3 times i ran for the window and called maintenance and prayed i didn’t puke in the meantime.
In almost a decade, I’ve not had a single kid vomit in class. And if one did, we would evacuate and call janitorial. But I’ll also say, I used to work as a para for many years, in the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this public schools. Elementary aged. Stomach bug went around yearly there and I only ever caught it once and never actually vomited from it. High schoolers are far less “germ spreaders” vs littles, as they’ve learned more about how to stop the spread of germs. Emetophobia is really hard to live with, but don’t let it stop you from doing a job you know you’d enjoy!! I’ve struggled with it my whole life, but took the leap to work in education and am glad I did! I’m actually in therapy for it now, and on anti anxiety meds which help stop those racing “what if I vomit!?” thoughts.
I taught HS for 3 years and only once encountered vomit. A kid was sick and throwing up in the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this hallway in a trashcan, so I called the nurse and stood with him til she came I teach elementary so it happens more frequently (2-3 times a year) with younger kids because they don’t notice the warning signs as much as older kids do. I don’t remember anybody ever throwing up in class when I was in high school so I don’t think you’ll encounter it often. But…the one thing about teaching is expect the unexpected. You can’t control for all the variables especially when it comes to kiddos so I’d think through a plan B for yourself if/when a kid gets sick in front of you. If it’s a really deep-rooted phobia, you might problem solve with a counselor/therapist to work out what you can do if vomit happens.
TL;DR – It won’t happen often especially with older students, but have a plan in your mind for how you’ll handle it if it does. Elementary, yes it happens rarely. Middle- no, never. As soon as I think they might be sick, I send them to the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this nurse. I ask absolutely no more questions if they say they might be sick, I just send them. If they throw up, I will throw up, no delay, no questions. 10 years in high school. No vomit in the room so far. A couple of nosebleeds, one bad cut during a dissection, and one seizure. Haha…literally today was the first time I can remember it happening in the classroom. It’s my 12th year teaching high school. Class of seniors. A girl gets up and stands awkwardly near the door for a minute…next thing I know, she leans over the big trash can and throws up into it. No big deal…didn’t make a mess, I just gave the poor girl a clinic pass and emailed the custodial staff a heads up for when they emptied the trash later. i plan on teaching hs as well so like i totally get you. speaking on personal experience i actually did throw up during class once, but i was grown enough and knew my body to grab the trashcan and go into the hall. it was more embarrassing than anything, there was no mess other than the janitor needing to dispose of the trash bag. i never saw anyone else even close to my situation, i feel like they’re grown enough to know what’s happening and escape before you’d see anything (unless something is really wrong)
I teach middle school and never had a kid vomit in class. The closest encounter to vomit i had was when a kid told me they weren’t feeling well and ran outside to try and make it to the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this nurse… but it was away from me and my classroom and was cleaned up pretty quickly. I feel middle school age is more unpredictable than high school. Usually by highschool, they are more in tuned with their bodies and can make it to the bathroom or nurse. You should be fine. This is straight up 1/3 of the reason I’m gonna teach high school. They know to stay home or at least go to the bathroom or a trash can. I have only had elementary kiddos throw up in my classroom, and it has only been a few times over a decade. In the 3 years I have taught middle school, it has never happened. I also have serious problems with vomit. I wouldn’t worry about this. You won’t be asked to deal with it or clean it. In fact, you should never touch any bodily fluids. Send the kid to the nurse, take the class on a walk while custodial cleans and sanitizes the area. You will be ok.
I’ve taught high school/middle school for 10+ years, and there has been exactly 1 incident. Kid was puking while everyone else was silent reading. It was super awkward, but he made it to the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this trash can, and the custodians took care of the clean up (there wasn’t much though). I’ve been teaching for 27 years. It’s happened twice, but the first time was my first or second year. The second time was maybe 20 years ago. That time was very bad though. So, maybe kids are better about excusing themselves before it happens in class. I’ve had two students vomit over the past 20 years. It’s rare for your average classroom high school teacher, I would assume. I also have this phobia! I teach elementary and I’ve encountered vomit in my class almost every year I’ve been teaching unfortunately (including student teaching). It is still very terrifying but I kinda have to shut it off when I’m teaching because I need to get the kid out, call the custodians, and keep the other kids calm.
To help ease my anxiety around getting sick, I wash my hands 20 seconds before eating anything or touching anything that I’m going to put in my mouth. I NEVER touch my face in public. I try not to touch student supplies like pencils and I never tie shoes. When I get home I wipe my phone down with Clorox Healthcare grade wipes and put my school clothes in a separate laundry basket and shower as soon as I get home. You can teach with this phobia! Some days it’s scary but it happens and I made it through it. Just practice good hygiene (which I’m sure you already do considering your phobia). I’ve been teaching MS for ten years, with elementary and high added for the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this last six. Haven’t had a vomit issue. This is my 21st year of teaching high school and I’ve had kids vomit in class many times. A few times they made it to the trash can, but other times they just puke right at their desk. I send them to the nurse and call a custodian to bring a mop to clean it up. Then I spray the hell out of their desk with Lysol.
I can take my own kid puking. Had to catch his vomit in my hands once when he was a toddler because we were in the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this car and I didn’t have anything to catch it with. But somebody else’s kid? That’s awful!! That’s more of an elementary school thing. It could happen in HS, but it would be rare and the kids actually run for the trash can. Little ones, especially K-1 , don’t. The worst I’ve dealt with has been when a kid tells you they feel sick, you send them to the nurse, the nurse says they’re fine, and then they vomit in the classroom within 5 minutes of returning from the nurse. I’m a teacher. On my fourth year. Suffered with this phobia since early childhood. Teach mid school and used to teach HS. I haven’t had a kid tu in class – only run to go to the bathroom. when I taught HS I never saw hide nor hair of tu.
This career had helped me fight this phobia via exposure. It does come up as a topic as people in schools get sick more. It’s hard (as exposure therapy always is) but it’s been good. Makes me think I can be a parent one day. I’ve never seen it in high school. HOWEVER absolutely do not tell your kids you have this phobia…it will get used against you. If you don’t mention it, I highly doubt it’ll ever come up. Just don’t go to elementary! High school will be much better than 1st grade which I taught. I was worried for you until I saw what grade you’d be teaching In my world, most of the Auburn Tigers Football Bite Shirt What’s more,I will buy this time, if you’re puking, I’m puking. I HATE throwing up, so I understand where you’re coming from. Even my youngest students, though, were able to understand that when they were sick, it would be best if they could get to the trash can farthest from Mrs. Elfin1. I’m sure a high school student would leave the room long before you’d have to witness it.
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