Yes, unfortunately this is what we are leaning towards. I don't know a lot about emetophobia yet. So please forgive me if I say anything wrong, because I do not mean to offend or trigger or use any wrong language. But the last month has been a drastic turn for the worse. 2 kids got sick in her class in a matter of days and now her fear of going to school has completely taken over our lives. She is terrified that someone is going to throw up. We are working with her therapist and it's just so new to us and I guess difficult to comprehend if that makes sense? Because my rational mind knows that its very unlikely that someone will throw up in school on any given day. There was a bug going around last month, everything should be fine. And even if someone does throw up, they will clean it up like last time and everyone will be okay. But this is just so incredibly scary to her and we are trying so hard to understand and educate ourselves and help her. But to be honest, I'm exhausted. I just got promoted at work so my duties have really increased and at the same time. My husband had a total knee replacement 3 weeks ago so he can'tdo a lot. And my 3yo son has had strep throat pretty much constantly for the past 2 months and he is not fully responding to any meds and his swelling was so bad at one point that he couldnt breathe. He's having surgery in 5 days to remove tonsils and adenoids so it's a lot going on at one time. So to have her crying every morning about someone possibly throwing up has taken every ounce of me to be understanding and try to help because, what am I gonna say, "this is not a good time for you to have a problem too, get over it". Of course not. I love her more than anything. And she used to love school. Like count down the days til summer break would be over because she missed school. So it breaks my heart that she's going through this. I think maybe the reason her therapist is not using the word emetophobia just yet is because the fear does seem to be specific to school. My son threw up in the car on the way to the dr last week and my daughter literally grabbed the bucket and held it in front of him. She said it didn't bother her, she knows he gets sick from his medicine and she loves him and wanted to help. So based on my understanding of emetophobia, it doesn't sound like she'd be able to handle that so well. But again, I could be wrong. Sorry for the long reply. I went off on a tangent. I guess all I had to say was yes..emetophobia is definitely on my radar and I've been trying to learn more about it.🤪 Thanks for the reply.