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I've actually seen what happens when somebody eats a tiny amount of daffodil - not even the bulb, just a scrap of a petal and a stalk (they were dared, they were a bit thick 12 years old and wanted to prove they were edgy).
They disappeared off to the toilet after about 40 minutes because they didn't feel well. by the time they'd been tracked down due to the sound and the smell, they were in no condition to unlock the door, so I had to climb up and look over the top.
Has anybody here seen the The Exorcist?
That child was rotating with the force of the vomit coming out of them.
Was absolutely fine, no hospital treatment needed (Mum volunteered to make the 111 call - wish she'd volunteered to deal with the child, who was by then in a condition consistent with having been in the eye of a vomit vortex for twenty minutes, but never mind). But the entire risk assessment had to be rewritten to allow for saying at least three times not to eat plants, flowers or other non food items and checking at the end of the lesson whether any ostensibly intelligent teenagers had decided to eat the things labelled DO NOT EAT, and if the answer was yes, the appropriate action began with removing child to a location outside, rather than anywhere enclosed.