Re: (unknown)

[Guest guest]

IATTAP can do police training (no charge)- based on the training developed by

Indiana Resource Center for Autism (used with permission). We did this for

entire precincts in Kane and it was quite well received. The Dennis Debbaudt

video is incorporated and having a parent and or persons with ASD panel - we

will individualize it based on need and time - contact for more

information or potential dates kristinnelson@...

>

>

> I know Alderman from the Springfield location of the Autism Program does

the emergency personnel training. You could also check with the Chicago location

for the Autism Program.

>

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> IPADDUnite

> CC: Mrizzo@...

> From: bdohogne@...

> Date: Mon, 22 Feb 2010 14:10:36 -0800

> Subject: (unknown)

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>

>

> Hi,

>

> Another mother and I had a positive meeting with an ton police commander

last week around the issue of police interaction with people with autism and

other disabilities. He's willing to include a training segment

> (probably 30 minutes - maybe up to 60) in a future in-service. With

> 163 officers, the training would likely need to be repeated over

> several days.

>

> I'd appreciate any information about any

> municipalities that have done such training for police -- who were

> presenters, contact person at police dept., etc.

>

> Ellen and Rubin --

> I

> recall your earlier replies about training, mentioning Kane and Lake

> Counties, I believe. Do you know anyone I can connect with to learn if

> there's an existing training presentation, a presenter who'd do

> training pro bono, any police officer whose department has had such training?

>

> Thanks in advance.

>

> Bonnie Dohogne

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Gorlin Goltz syndromeOdontogenic keratocysts,Multiple basal cell naevi,osteogenesis imperfectaFrom: Abdo Aldasher <abdoaldasher1@...>Subject: (unknown)"ORE" < >Date: Tuesday, February 23, 2010, 8:25 AM

left abducent

what is the syndrom that has multiple cysts in the jaws?

[Guest guest]

The Nevoid Basal Cell Carcinoma Syndrome (NBCCS) (also known as Basal Cell Nevus Syndrome, Multiple Basal Cell Carcinoma Syndrome, Gorlin syndrome, or Gorlin-Goltz syndrome) is an inherited medical condition involving defects within multiple body systems such as the skin,nervous system,eyes,endocrine system and bone.From: Abdo Aldasher <abdoaldasher1@...>Subject: (unknown)"ORE" < >Date: Tuesday, February 23, 2010, 6:55 PM

left abducent

what is the syndrom that has multiple cysts in the jaws?

[Guest guest]

Has anyone read this??

http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=2 & res=9B0DE4DF153DE733A25751C1A\

9649C946596D6CF & oref=slogin

[Guest guest]

Mercuric chloride is no longer what is poisoning us.

What _is_ of concern is methylmercury, organic mercury, and inorganic

mercury.

Again, not to beat a dead horse, but Cutler's books have all this

information and more!

(who is not implying that Andy is of the mortal equine persuasion...)

gEOrGe mUStArD wrote:

>

> Has anyone read this??

>

http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=2 & res=9B0DE4DF153DE733A25751C1A\

9649C946596D6CF & oref=slogin

>

<http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=2 & res=9B0DE4DF153DE733A25751C1\

A9649C946596D6CF & oref=slogin>

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[Guest guest]

I have his book coming.  Thanks

>

> Has anyone read this??

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http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=2 & res=9B0DE4DF153DE733A25751C1A\

9649C946596D6CF & oref=slogin

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<http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=2 & res=9B0DE4DF153DE733A25751C1\

A9649C946596D6CF & oref=slogin>

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[Guest guest]

So cute! It looks clean and inviting and very professional! Good work.

Annie

> We've come A LONG way and we've got a long way to go, but as

> of today, we can say that we have realized yet another dream with our

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[Guest guest]

I felt much better when I lowered my Erfa to 2 grains daily. I

had been taking 3 grains of Armour thyroid. I would be tempted to give it a try

- you can also increase it back again if it doesn't work.

Luv - Sheila

I have been on Nutri Adrenal

(can't take NAX) for, well it must be about two/three years now ( I can't think

clearly). I'm taking Isocort now as it worked so well for me back last January

when I had the car accident. I'm taking four a day plus the NA plus following

Dr Lam's adrenal diet. I'm reluctant to take further HC without proper

guidance.... and my endo is against it (though he is open to my belief of

having adrenal fatigue).He has arranged for me to have a load of tests,

but not 'til May.... as he wanted to see if I needed time to adjust to the

ERFA. It just feel like too much T3 to me.... though I still feel hypo on it.

It's not as subtle or as satisfying as Armour was.I'm not sure if lowering my

EFRA (I'm on 180mg per day) would be helpful... as I said, I can't think

straight). Any ideas would be most greatfully received.

[Guest guest]

hello ,

I am from india preparing for ORE oart i

Tc

Deepu.

[Guest guest]

hi thereme also from india sitting for ORE 1 in aprilthanx shuchiOn Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 9:21 AM, Deepu Mathew <drdeeputm@...> wrote:

 

hello ,

I am from india preparing for ORE oart i

Tc

Deepu.

[Guest guest]

Sturgeweber (haemangioma-seizures-facial palsy)Anaemic pts tend to be thrombocytopenic??!From: Abdo Aldasher <abdoaldasher1@...>Subject: (unknown)"ORE" < >Date: Saturday, February 27, 2010, 8:57 AM

primary(isotonic saliva): intercalated ducts

secondary(hypotonic ): striated ducts , as the cells of the striated duct remove sodium from the isotonic saliva so it becomes hypotonic

my qs is:

-what do u call the syndrom in which u have hemangioma on the face and convulsions?

-why there is a tendency to bleeding in anemic patients?

thanx

[Guest guest]

Sturge-weber It depends which type of anaemia for instance aplastic anaemia they have tendency to bleeding because of tjrombocytopenia My questions: Russels sign?Downey cells?--In every hierarchy, whether it be government or business, each employee tends to rise to his level of incompetence; every post tends to be filled by an employee incompetent to execute its duties.Get Free Random Signatures for BlackBerry at www.getempower.comSent from my BlackBerry® wireless deviceFrom: Abdo Aldasher <abdoaldasher1@...>Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 05:57:19 -0800 (PST)ORE< >Subject: (unknown) primary(isotonic saliva): intercalated ductssecondary(hypotonic): striated ducts , as the cells of the striated duct remove sodium from the isotonic saliva so it becomes hypotonicmy qs is: -what do u call the syndrom in which u have hemangioma on the face and convulsions?-why there is a tendency to bleeding in anemic patients?thanx

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Thanks, a! Hope you can come. -

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Sent: Thu, February 18, 2010 1:09:50 AM

Subject: Re: (unknown)

 

Hi ,

I donated (wish it could be more!)--looks like you'll meet your goal soon. I'm

not sure if my husband and I will go, but if we do I'll be sure to look for you,

your husband, and son! ~a

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Subject: (unknown)

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i think u shudnt postone. Give it a try. U will loose money indeed if u fail. but u will gain some experience regarding the exam questions, and u'll still have 2 trials (i guess). And one more thing, i dont have experience in this, but i understood from the GDC site that if u refuse an invitation ur name will be at the end of the waiting list, which means u might not sit in September. So... Go for it!

From: Abdo Aldasher <abdoaldasher1@...>ORE < >Sent: Tue, March 2, 2010 5:21:54 PMSubject: (unknown)

yesterday, i got an invitation to sit the ORE part1 exam in april,but iam not ready yet .

how can i postpone the invitation until september?

thanx

[Guest guest]

Even i received the invitation for ORE Part1 and I declined it because of the same reason.The GDC people are not sure about if i will get a chance to sit for exam in September.From: Abdo Aldasher <abdoaldasher1@...>Subject: (unknown)"ORE" < >Date: Tuesday, 2 March, 2010, 6:51 PM

yesterday, i got an invitation to sit the ORE part1 exam in april,but iam not ready yet .

how can i postpone the invitation until september?

thanx

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[Guest guest]

Hi Angel - this was how I was advised to switch by a hormone

specialist too. I literally stopped taking levothyroxine (125mcgs) one day and

started half a grain of Armour the next, increasing by another half grain after

7 days, and increasing another half grain in another 3 weeks. I kept on like

that until I knew I was taking too much and dropped back to the dose I was

taking the day before. I had no problems whatsoever.

Luv - Sheila

Hi I don`t think their is a

right way or wrong way in switching over from levo to natural.

It all depends on if your dose has be stable and you have reached your sweet

point.

if so then i don`t see a problem with a quick change over. I was switched

over some years ago now. one day levo the next day natural . I have had no

problems. angel.

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[Guest guest]

A few things....

1. There are, to my knowledge, no physicians in this group. You need an LLMD to

interpret an Igenex test properly.

2. There's a clear distinction between " late " and " chonic " Lyme disease. " Late "

means you've had it for a long time, and it hasn't been treated. Nobody, even

the IDSA, disputes that this causes serious problems. " Chronic " means you've

been treated with the standard, accepted antibiotics (28 days of doxy and 1 or 2

months of IV rocephin), and still insist that you're sick. The IDSA's unofficial

position in this case is that you have a psychiatric disorder.

What you're describing is " late " Lyme. You can see why you would not want to

describe yourself as " chronic " unless absolutely necessary. Unfortunately, the

language matters.

3. Don't know about Quest WBs, but somebody here does. Band 41, IIRC, indicates

the presence of a non-specific spirochete. Might be Lyme or something else. But

she's a grownup, and there's not a lot you can do if she's not willing to listen

to you.

4. Where are you located? Perhaps someone on the list can steer you to a local

LLMD who can take it from here. You've gotten more than most of us ever get from

our GPs, who generally won't even sign the Igenex slip in the first place.

Sara

On Mar 5, 2010, at 2:03 03PM, Shirley Bell wrote:

> I tried to email this to drcharlescrist.com and it wouldn't go through.

Please advise.

>

> I do hope that someone in this group can help. My son and I have both

received our Igenex Lyme disease test results. We had a doctor that did at

least consent to draw the blood and send it to Igenex. Not only is he not an

LLMD, he knows absolutely nothing about Lyme disease and really doesn't appear

to want to know. Therefore, only because of an internet friend that does indeed

have Lyme, our tests seem to reveal that we both have late chronic Lyme disease.

Is there a phyician in this group that would be kind enough to respond as to our

results if I sent him a copy?

>

> Also, I have a close minded daughter, in her early forties, that I am now very

worried about. A couple of months ago, she had what appeared to be a small bite

on her leg. That small bite grew to the size of a fifty-cent piece. It looked

like pictures I've seen online of Lyme tick bites. I tried to get someone to

take a picture of it, but no one would. I insisted I go to her dermatologist

with her. He ran some tests and told her he had ruled out a few things. He put

her on Rimpafin (sp) and if it wasn't better in a month to see him again. He

also told her she had a suppressed immune system. She went back to him as it was

no better. He then ran a culture on it. The results came back from the lab

stating it is an ingrown hair! At the present time, it does look smaller. She

is on no antibiotics, and is leaving town for five days this Saturday. When she

comes back, this dermatologist is planning to cut it out of her leg. He told

> her she will have to keep her leg elevated for two days after the surgery.

From an ingrown hair? Really? I did talk her into having a lyme test run at

least by Quest, which she did. All shows non-reactive withe the exception of 41

KD (IGG) BAND. The results show REACTIVE (Abn: A) I don't know what all of

this means either.

>

> Please know any and all help will be greatly appreciated.

>

> Shirley Bell

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Simone

 

Panic Attacks can be triggered by certain foods in a stress situation.. The three biggest seem to be sugar, chocolate and wheat.. so the utimate NO NO is chocolate cake!

 

Phobias and night terrors can also link in with food.. worst I know of is ASPARTAME..

 

Food intolerances can trigger very strange behaviour too.

 

I would look at her diet and keep a strict food diary.. early on set diabetes can have bizzare behavior attached to it

 

At the age of about 16 girls go through a myolination of the brain.. which is a coating of the brain synapses.. I think .. and this can create behaviour and emotional upset.. it ca also be a good phase for epileptics as the brain is less inclined to spike and fit with the mylonation. Is this girl NT or is she on the spectrum?

 

Other thought at this age in some kids may be experimenting with drugs.. which could give all these behaviours.

 

Some thoughts

 

 

 

 

Tracey

On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 9:06 PM, simonelanham <simone@...> wrote:

 

Hi allA friend of mine is asking a question that I can't answer so wondered if anyone else had advice? Her friend's daughter is 16 years old and lives in London, is having all kinds of behaviour problems, including phobias and panic attacks. Can anyone recommend a holistic peds or psych specialist or anyone else she should see here?

Any thoughts gratefully received.Love & light,Simone

[Guest guest]

Can you post the doctor to this group? We have family and

friends who might be interested also. And there is the listing somewhere that

is for doctors who meet certain criteria with using iodine, and it would be

helpful to have another doctor posted to that!

Donna in IL

From:

iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of sandrabeing

Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 10:26 AM

iodine

Subject: (unknown)

Hello,

I love this forum and read it daily. I live 30 minutes from Mishawaka

IN and would also love to know who this doctor is. Thank you...

[Guest guest]

Omg sounds like your having a crappy time, hope you get it sorted.

Sorry i cant help with your questions, i was wondering if you could answer a few

of mine?

My huspand are in the process of applying for our au visa, but last week i was

diagnosed with hypotyriodism, how does it work with your healthcare system? I

live in the uk and prescriptions are free. How much does it cost you?

Sorry for having lots of questions and no answers for your question.

Hope you feel better soon

(unknown)

The more I read, the more upset I get. I've lost more than half my hair. This

is new endo had me reduce the 50 mcg of=A0 T3 I was taking to 25 mcg and now

 added T4. I'm supposed to start with 1/2 of 75 mcg for a few days then in-

crease to 75. He said this process to " fix " my thyroid would take at least 7

to 8 months.

 

When I asked him about the hair, he said that I might lose a bit but it would

come back. Now I just read on the thread about swollen hands

 and feet that it's low T3, which he just lowered again. After he lowered

dmy T3 I was tested Monday and my FT3 was 2.5,

FT4 0.2. I've had a headache for about a month (same time frame that I was

lowering the T3), and my heartburn and stomach has become much worse.I live in

Kirkland, WA. Does ANYONE know a doctor in my areas who is willing

 to dose according to how a patient feels and not just blood tests?

This doctor I'm currently seeing is Murray who supposedly is very

good. He seems nice enough but is very rushed and I get about 5 to 10 minutes

with him. He says RT3 is not relevant.

<>Roni

Immortality exists!

It's called knowledge!

 

Just because something isn't seen

doesn't mean it's not there<>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for sharing your experience. This kind of ankle and foot swelling is

different than what happens just from sitting too long. My feet and ankles look

they are pigs feet because even the toes are swollen. I am on liothyronine 25

mcg and 371/2 mcg of levothyroxine for two days and supposed to take it another

two days and then switch to 75 mcg. I put in a call to the doctor this morning

but have not received a call back.

<>Roni

Immortality exists!

It's called knowledge!

 

Just because something isn't seen

doesn't mean it's not there<>

From: abbe_online <abbe_online@...>

Subject: (unknown)

hypothyroidism

Date: Friday, March 12, 2010, 10:18 AM

Hi Roni,

First, sorry to see you are having a difficult time.

Back a few years ago when I was going through what I call a health crisis, for

the first time in my life I had swollen ankles.  That really scared me.  Because

I had ended up in the ER and was terrified by the palpitations and extremely

high blood pressure I'd had a complete cardio work up including heart monitor,

which did not show anything.

I complained about the ankle swelling on one of the lists and a fellow responded

asking me if I was sitting at the computer for long periods of time, which I

was.  I got up and walked around my house for a while and the swelling came

down.  I started paying attention to how long I was sitting and would get up and

walk around or go out and take a walk and never had any ankle swelling after

that.

I do not mean to suggest this is the answer to what you are experiencing, just

sharing it, who knows...

Also, during the course of this debacle on/off I have lost lots of hair too and

it did come back.

When my thyroid is off balance I suffer all sorts of digestive symptoms.  It

took me a long time to realize this was at least part of the cause. 

One of the things that seems to go along with this is allergic reaction to

substances including foods.  Headache can be symptomatic of that.

About one year ago I stopped eating anything with gluten and that made a big

difference in how I felt/feel.  On the allergic thing, though, everyone is

different and sometimes one has to keep a diary of everything they put into

their mouths and document when and if any symptoms occur.  Doing this if it is

food, etc., a pattern will form and one can target the cause, if it is that.

I had a doctor for 3 years who is a $%#@ & *(* & ^%%$.  The first visit when I

started to speak he put his hand up told me he was very busy and to keep it

short.  I was only recently able to get a new doctor and would not have gotten

in to see him if it had not been for a friend who sees him asking on my behalf.

When the Armour debacle occurred I switched to Nature-Throid.  I did not do well

on it at all.  I keep swinging to hyper and would have to stop taking it.  I

wish I could remember the exact words the endo used when he told me his problem

with desicated thyroid products are not only that they are inconsistent in terms

of what one is getting per pill, but that some of the other ingredients can

cause heart problems.  I recall distinctly sensing that he knew what he was

talking about and feeling grateful to have found this out before I screwed up my

heart.  He put me on Levoxyl 75 mcg and after a few days of discomfort I've

evened out and so far have been feeling much, much better than I have in a long

time.  Again, I am not suggesting this is the way for you to go.  Just sharing

my experience.

Hope some of it helps in some way.

Abbey

[Guest guest]

When pregnant women swell its sometimes because of blood pressure. Have u

had yours checked today?

CW

-- (unknown)

hypothyroidism

Date: Friday, March 12, 2010, 10:18 AM

Hi Roni,

First, sorry to see you are having a difficult time.

Back a few years ago when I was going through what I call a health crisis,

for the first time in my life I had swollen ankles. That really scared me.

Because I had ended up in the ER and was terrified by the palpitations and

extremely high blood pressure I'd had a complete cardio work up including

heart monitor, which did not show anything.

I complained about the ankle swelling on one of the lists and a fellow

responded asking me if I was sitting at the computer for long periods of

time, which I was. I got up and walked around my house for a while and the

swelling came down. I started paying attention to how long I was sitting

and would get up and walk around or go out and take a walk and never had any

ankle swelling after that.

I do not mean to suggest this is the answer to what you are experiencing,

just sharing it, who knows...

Also, during the course of this debacle on/off I have lost lots of hair too

and it did come back.

When my thyroid is off balance I suffer all sorts of digestive symptoms. It

took me a long time to realize this was at least part of the cause.

One of the things that seems to go along with this is allergic reaction to

substances including foods. Headache can be symptomatic of that.

About one year ago I stopped eating anything with gluten and that made a big

difference in how I felt/feel. On the allergic thing, though, everyone is

different and sometimes one has to keep a diary of everything they put into

their mouths and document when and if any symptoms occur. Doing this if it

is food, etc., a pattern will form and one can target the cause, if it is

that.

I had a doctor for 3 years who is a $%#@ & *(* & ^%%$. The first visit when I

started to speak he put his hand up told me he was very busy and to keep it

short. I was only recently able to get a new doctor and would not have

gotten in to see him if it had not been for a friend who sees him asking on

my behalf.

When the Armour debacle occurred I switched to Nature-Throid. I did not do

well on it at all. I keep swinging to hyper and would have to stop taking

it. I wish I could remember the exact words the endo used when he told me

his problem with desicated thyroid products are not only that they are

inconsistent in terms of what one is getting per pill, but that some of the

other ingredients can cause heart problems. I recall distinctly sensing

that he knew what he was talking about and feeling grateful to have found

this out before I screwed up my heart. He put me on Levoxyl 75 mcg and

after a few days of discomfort I've evened out and so far have been feeling

much, much better than I have in a long time. Again, I am not suggesting

this is the way for you to go. Just sharing my experience.

Hope some of it helps in some way.

Abbey

[Guest guest]

You have got to be kidding me????This is really ridiculous...the "pandemic" that never was..are they even aware that countries are trying to sell of the H1N1 vaccine because so many weren't used??For crying out loud..the ignorance.Sorry this has happened, sorry your son will miss out...it's not fair, I know...LoriFrom: mbuckley

<buckley_gmba@...>Vaccinations <Vaccinations >Sent: Sat, March 13, 2010 12:39:33 AMSubject: (unknown)

The quote below is from the youth director where my husband had been a volunteer soccer coach. Now even my son's recreation activities will be limited because we choose not to get the H1N1 vaccine.

"supply me with a copy of your CPR card and proof that you have had the H1N1 vaccine(now mandatory for any staff/volunteers working with youth)."

[Guest guest]

My pressure is all right. I have a cuff at home.

<>Roni

 

[Guest guest]

where's the listing of the docs? TIA

>

> Can you post the doctor to this group? We have family and friends who might be

interested also. And there is the listing somewhere that is for doctors who meet

certain criteria with using iodine, and it would be helpful to have another

doctor posted to that!

> Donna in IL

>

> From: iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of

sandrabeing

> Sent: Friday, March 12, 2010 10:26 AM

> iodine

> Subject: (unknown)

>

>

> Hello,

> I love this forum and read it daily. I live 30 minutes from Mishawaka IN and

would also love to know who this doctor is. Thank you...

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

>