Re: Any suggestions

[Guest guest]

oh amy I'm so sorry. I wish that I give suggestions but going to court is the

last step and the only step to get her the services she needs. what a jerk that

director. couldn't the lawyer tell you that before you went there?! again I'm

sorry keep your chin up you'll get em in Sept

chris

jbmistletoe@... wrote:

Hi Jeanne,

Just thought I'd update you on what has been going on with my pursuit to get

my daughter the services that she needs. After stalling for 18 months, we

finally went to court yesterday (7/1). We get there, and the school's attorney

claims that he cannot get started and call any witness until September, all of

his witnesses are 10-month employees, and are on VACATION!!!! Can you believe

this pile of crap!! The judge asks him what he will do for my daughter in the

mean time while we wait til September to get this started. They offer to put her

into the summer program that we have at our school (however, there is only 3

weeks left of that), and they will only give her OT once a week, and no speech

at all. (She has dyspraxia, and I am currently taking her to private speech

2x week, and the therapist said she needs speech 4x week). Also, the Director

of Special Services said that he doesn't know why we as parents are so pissed

at him, he is not the bad guy in this. And then he says that we should be

grateful that he is being so generous in offering us this option!! I'm so angry

I

could...........Now I just got off the phone with this jerk, and he refuses to

bus her, even though all the other kids in the program get busing from the

district!! I can't wait for the judge to hear about this, that they are singling

her out, and not providing transportation (which my taxes pay for already).

I've contacted the Oprah Winfrey Show, Dr. Phil, Montel , and

(the filmmaker), to try to get someone to bring issues like this to the

forefront.

Any suggestions, would be appreciated.

Amy Haggerty

Wantage, NJ

[Guest guest]

mood Bell has a program on CD. http://www.lindamoodbell.com

Visualizing and Verbalizing

Gander Publishing sends out the materials:

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>

>

> Dear Families and Providers:

> I have a 11 yr old son with PDD. He is reading at a 5th-4th grade level.

> But understand what he reads at a 2nd-1st grade level. He loves the

> computer. Does anyone have any suggestions for a reading program that

> would help with comprehension, and can be done on the computer. We are

> looking for a program where he can read along with the story as he is

> hearing the story being read to him by the computer. He has already done

> the Edmark Reading Program which is more geared to sight words. He did

> great with that program.

> Thanks, Heidi

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I apologize for taking soo long to reply to this post.

Only consideration is that I have been busy. One of

the programs that I found worked really well for my

daughter is free online. It's located at

www.bookadventure.com This is a great resource for

you as a parent and for your child. It is basically a

reading program. It rates books by age equivalent and

has tests on each book to determine comprehension.

Your child signs up (you as a parent will need to sign

up also so that you can track how they're doing)

choses a book to be tested on, reads that book, and

then takes a test to see if they understood it. They

can win prizes based on the number of points they

reach. The website has prizes that the kids can earn

i.e., donated by sylvan learning center, or rocky

mountain chocolate or a magazine or etc. I kind of

made up our own prizes. I would put together a prize

sheet for my daughter based on items i knew she would

work for. As she reached a goal she could choose a

smaller point prize or to go on to something bigger.

Once she choose her prize we would " order " it. It

would at home a few days later as if it came in the

Mail. (sorry but I did kind of tell her it came in

the mail today). I think she works harder that way

and learns patience. I loved this program because it

helped me choose books for her also and gave little

recaps of each book.

Nat

--- Joanne Mulholland <mulholland34@...>

wrote:

>

> mood Bell has a program on CD.

> http://www.lindamoodbell.com

>

> Visualizing and Verbalizing

>

> Gander Publishing sends out the materials:

> http://www.ganderpublishing.com/

>

> [ ] Any suggestions

>

>

> >

> >

> > Dear Families and Providers:

> > I have a 11 yr old son with PDD. He is reading at

> a 5th-4th grade level.

> > But understand what he reads at a 2nd-1st grade

> level. He loves the

> > computer. Does anyone have any suggestions for a

> reading program that

> > would help with comprehension, and can be done on

> the computer. We are

> > looking for a program where he can read along with

> the story as he is

> > hearing the story being read to him by the

> computer. He has already done

> > the Edmark Reading Program which is more geared to

> sight words. He did

> > great with that program.

> > Thanks, Heidi

[Guest guest]

Go to www.allthingsmale.com $200 initial consult, $50 each follow up.

What city and state are you in?

>

>

> I am now on my 2nd 6 month program of Test. through the Antiaging

> group. The cost is $1,200 every 6 months. I feel the program has

> been sucessful for me. Is there anywhere I can get the same program

> cheaper?

>

> Wayne

>

[Guest guest]

Wayne what are they doing like testing and meds.

Phil

wandacpldfw45 <wandacpldfw45@...> wrote:

I am now on my 2nd 6 month program of Test. through the Antiaging

group. The cost is $1,200 every 6 months. I feel the program has

been sucessful for me. Is there anywhere I can get the same program

cheaper?

Wayne

[Guest guest]

I am in my mid 40's, and had my testosterone tested and it was 300. I wanted to

get my test. up to at least 500 and but the doctor refused to get me on a

program. He said I didn't meet the criteria for HRT which for my age was 200 or

less.

I got on the Internet and found www.antiaginggroup.com They had a local

company labcorp test my blood for several things. Then took that information

and put me on a program, a 6 month program of Testosterone, Anasterol and HCG.

The cost was $1,200.00. They wanted me on HGH, however, the cost was an

additional $3,000 for 6 months. I just couldn't afford it and still send a kid

to college. Also nervous about the side effects of HGH, not sure about that

drug.

The results, I cant begin to tell you how much better it made me sleep. My

libido went way up, and my energy level did as well. I am now no longer taking

Ambian, or Welburtin, my cholesterol is 160 and I feel like a kid again. I also

feel it helped say my marriage and increase my desire for sex.

However, I am self employed and have terrible health insurance that will not

cover any HRT. The $2,400 per year can be done, but I have heard I can save

some money by getting the same program locally

What say you?

Wayne

Wayne what are they doing like testing and meds.

Phil

wandacpldfw45 <wandacpldfw45@...> wrote:

I am now on my 2nd 6 month program of Test. through the Antiaging

group. The cost is $1,200 every 6 months. I feel the program has

been sucessful for me. Is there anywhere I can get the same program

cheaper?

Wayne

[Guest guest]

>

> I am in my mid 40's, and had my testosterone tested and it was 300.

I wanted to get my test. up to at least 500 and but the doctor

refused to get me on a program. He said I didn't meet the criteria

for HRT which for my age was 200 or less.

>

> I got on the Internet and found www.antiaginggroup.com They had

a local company labcorp test my blood for several things. Then took

that information and put me on a program, a 6 month program of

Testosterone, Anasterol and HCG. The cost was $1,200.00. They wanted

me on HGH, however, the cost was an additional $3,000 for 6 months.

I just couldn't afford it and still send a kid to college. Also

nervous about the side effects of HGH, not sure about that drug.

>

> The results, I cant begin to tell you how much better it made me

sleep. My libido went way up, and my energy level did as well. I am

now no longer taking Ambian, or Welburtin, my cholesterol is 160 and I

feel like a kid again. I also feel it helped say my marriage and

increase my desire for sex.

>

> However, I am self employed and have terrible health insurance

that will not cover any HRT. The $2,400 per year can be done, but I

have heard I can save some money by getting the same program locally

>

> What say you?

>

> Wayne

You can try:

M Pounders, (214) 520-8833, 4205 Buena Vista St, Dallas, TX 75205

I don't know if he'll do what you want, but he has experience with

testosterone.

I have also heard that Dr. Vasquez has experience with testosterone

but I don't know the guy.

Vasquez (D.O.)

2929 Welborn St.

Dallas

75219

214.528.1083

Brad

[Guest guest]

Wayne,

Were you on Testosterone cream/gel or injections and at what dosage?

What was your dose of HCG and how often? Anasterol looks like a DHEA

cream right? I am sure you're aware that the price of the medications

is very very cheap. Testosterone Cypionate 200mg/ml for injection

costs $40 including shipping. HCG 10,000iu/ml can be gotten for $32

including shipping. Testosterone cream can be gotten for $40

including shipping for a 2 months supply or longer.

Please state exactly what your HRT regimen consisted of.

>

> I am now on my 2nd 6 month program of Test. through the Antiaging

> group. The cost is $1,200 every 6 months. I feel the program has

> been sucessful for me. Is there anywhere I can get the same program

> cheaper?

>

> Wayne

>

>

>

>

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>

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>

[Guest guest]

You can go to the antiaging website at www.antiaginggroup.com and look at there

24 week program.

but its the 1ml injections of the cyionate per week for 12 weeks then, every

other day of the anasterol pills after your 3rd week of injections. To finish

all the meds. then finish the course with HCG shots with the small insulin

injections at the end to restart your testicles. Then you cycle off for a

month.

the price includes evey thing you need to finish the program syringes,

needles, swabs, even a red hazad box to put it all in.

I figured I could get it cheaper but is there a doctor in the DFW area that

will prescribe it?

invest99_2000 <no_reply > wrote: Wayne,

Were you on Testosterone cream/gel or injections and at what dosage?

What was your dose of HCG and how often? Anasterol looks like a DHEA

cream right? I am sure you're aware that the price of the medications

is very very cheap. Testosterone Cypionate 200mg/ml for injection

costs $40 including shipping. HCG 10,000iu/ml can be gotten for $32

including shipping. Testosterone cream can be gotten for $40

including shipping for a 2 months supply or longer.

Please state exactly what your HRT regimen consisted of.

>

> I am now on my 2nd 6 month program of Test. through the Antiaging

> group. The cost is $1,200 every 6 months. I feel the program has

> been sucessful for me. Is there anywhere I can get the same program

> cheaper?

>

> Wayne

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I called them and got the same info. They basically charge $500 for

the initial consult and labs, and then $1200 for the meds for 6

months.

Their protocol is also not that great. One does not need to Cycle TRT

if one is hypogonodal. Their shots of HCG are very high at 1000iu per

shot for 10 days for their PCT.

As I mentioned in my previous post, the meds are very very cheap.

$40 for 200mg/ml 10ml T Cypionate will last you 20 weeks, almost 6

months. HCG costs $32 for a 10,000iu 10ml vial. Arimidex is a little

costly at about $8 a pill which comes to about 2-4 pills a month. So

as you can see, they are really marking up everything big time. Total

cost if you buy on your own is approximately $328 tops every 6 months.

This is a compounding pharmacy

http://www.womensinternational.com/contact.html. They will give you a

list of doctors in your area that order from them. Find a doc whose

fees are reasonable. This is a good ready to use protocol from the

files section http://f2.grp.fs.com/v1/AD_IQ3RVLkVtqmeOEtAw-

H3CvDAY0W_dRwWm5nW3VIXJBH0xZ3HHfbMoKtffFpsIUZ1XGMFtoq8Mp_rtiy8GcTOrW_L

MUbax6IO6/Dr.%20Crisler%27s%20TRT%20Recommendations.doc

and this is an update to the HCG portion

http://f5.grp.fs.com/v1/AD_IQ4gQ2EBtqmeOoCblQu9XCZ75dIAmDsq820mdb

ctBuLRZ5_yzt6rXobG_XxWa4uHNLvZJ14JtrMy6RxR7QMnjhRpUuH_3nKbp/An%

20Update%20To%20The%20Crisler%20HCG%20Protocol2.doc

If you like, you can see Dr. who created the above protocol at

www.allthingsmale.com .

> >

> > I am now on my 2nd 6 month program of Test. through the

Antiaging

> > group. The cost is $1,200 every 6 months. I feel the program has

> > been sucessful for me. Is there anywhere I can get the same

program

> > cheaper?

> >

> > Wayne

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> >

[Guest guest]

I owe you a steak dinner, or maybe a trip to Cancun on the money I will be

saving. I have learned alot in just a couple of weeks on this site.

I am wanted to try the HGH, next. Thanks again

If your in the DFW area give me shout and I will take you out for a steak

Wayne

invest99_2000 <no_reply > wrote:

I called them and got the same info. They basically charge $500 for

the initial consult and labs, and then $1200 for the meds for 6

months.

Their protocol is also not that great. One does not need to Cycle TRT

if one is hypogonodal. Their shots of HCG are very high at 1000iu per

shot for 10 days for their PCT.

As I mentioned in my previous post, the meds are very very cheap.

$40 for 200mg/ml 10ml T Cypionate will last you 20 weeks, almost 6

months. HCG costs $32 for a 10,000iu 10ml vial. Arimidex is a little

costly at about $8 a pill which comes to about 2-4 pills a month. So

as you can see, they are really marking up everything big time. Total

cost if you buy on your own is approximately $328 tops every 6 months.

This is a compounding pharmacy

http://www.womensinternational.com/contact.html. They will give you a

list of doctors in your area that order from them. Find a doc whose

fees are reasonable. This is a good ready to use protocol from the

files section http://f2.grp.fs.com/v1/AD_IQ3RVLkVtqmeOEtAw-

H3CvDAY0W_dRwWm5nW3VIXJBH0xZ3HHfbMoKtffFpsIUZ1XGMFtoq8Mp_rtiy8GcTOrW_L

MUbax6IO6/Dr.%20Crisler%27s%20TRT%20Recommendations.doc

and this is an update to the HCG portion

http://f5.grp.fs.com/v1/AD_IQ4gQ2EBtqmeOoCblQu9XCZ75dIAmDsq820mdb

ctBuLRZ5_yzt6rXobG_XxWa4uHNLvZJ14JtrMy6RxR7QMnjhRpUuH_3nKbp/An%

20Update%20To%20The%20Crisler%20HCG%20Protocol2.doc

If you like, you can see Dr. who created the above protocol at

www.allthingsmale.com .

> >

> > I am now on my 2nd 6 month program of Test. through the

Antiaging

> > group. The cost is $1,200 every 6 months. I feel the program has

> > been sucessful for me. Is there anywhere I can get the same

program

> > cheaper?

> >

> > Wayne

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Wayne,

No problem. I'm glad to help. I don't like seeing guys getting taken

advantage of.

Let me know if you need anything else.

> > >

> > > I am now on my 2nd 6 month program of Test. through the

> Antiaging

> > > group. The cost is $1,200 every 6 months. I feel the program

has

> > > been sucessful for me. Is there anywhere I can get the same

> program

> > > cheaper?

> > >

> > > Wayne

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilirubin

I am sure you read this--but just in case---fyi

>

> > Hi everyone ,

> > This is my first mail to this wonderfull

group.

> > I would jus like to inform u that I have had haemolytic

jaundice for

> > the past 3 years and still have it in my body . My doctor says

that

> > this is because it was not treated properly in the initial

stages and

> > the billirubin keeps fluctuating without remaining a steady

value . I

> > am not a medical person and dont have much idea on why it is

so . If

> > someone would be able to find time to throw light on this

subject and

> > tell me the different oils that I can use in my food without

creating

> > harm to my liver , it would be great.

> >

> >

> >

> > ---------------------------------

> > Photos - Showcase holiday pictures in hardcover

> > Photo Books. You design it and we'll bind it!

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

It does not matter if it is difficult to remove we are not doctors

after the quick fix

We are after long term life changes and prevention

The liver and the kidneys are the filters of the body

particulary in the instance the liver is not able to remove the

Billirubun

Flushing out the liver will help the liver to be able to do this

again

but there may be other reasons why there is so much Billirubin

in the blood

perhaps red blood cells dieing quickly

I know that by going on an juice fast with real oranges squeezed

and mixed with 50 / 50 home distilled water the red blood cell

count increases 5 X

The red blood cells are the number 1 defense against invaders

and toxins in your body

once the red blood cells pickup the invaders and toxins they die and

are carried out

It seems to me that your body is detoxing and removeing a lot of

stuff causing a lot of Billrubin to accumilate. The liver is

not able to keep up

you yourself may know something you changed that may have

brought this about

1. What you can do is flush the liver

2. Eat alkalyne food in small portions that your liver can use

to flush out the toxins

3. do not eat non food that causes more toxins to accumilate

We do not want to remove symptoms we want to encourage total

health

and no drugs as that would just be more toxins that the red

blood cells are trying to get out.

if the toxins that the red blood cells are removing is stopped then

your immune system

is also shut down so this is not a step towards total heatlth

do not eat

sugar substitutes (aspartame,splenda)

sugar

alcoholic drinks

coffee

cheese and large amounts of diary

pop

pork

large amounts of meat

processed foods

junk food

Do eat

vegetable soups broccoli , zuchini , celery,onions , garlic , cilantro

carrots , asparagus , lettuce

vegetables

fruits

melons , canolope ,water melon , honey dew

lemons

oranges

green teas

herbal teas

As a rule wter ever is processed or altered by man is not good for

your health

raw vegetables better then boiled if your stomach can not take it

steamed or under cooked vegetables

tina83862 wrote:

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilirubin

>

> I am sure you read this--but just in case---fyi

>

>

>

>

> >

> > > Hi everyone ,

> > > This is my first mail to this wonderfull

> group.

> > > I would jus like to inform u that I have had haemolytic

> jaundice for

> > > the past 3 years and still have it in my body . My doctor says

> that

> > > this is because it was not treated properly in the initial

> stages and

> > > the billirubin keeps fluctuating without remaining a steady

> value . I

> > > am not a medical person and dont have much idea on why it is

> so . If

> > > someone would be able to find time to throw light on this

> subject and

> > > tell me the different oils that I can use in my food without

> creating

> > > harm to my liver , it would be great.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

> > > Photos - Showcase holiday pictures in hardcover

> > > Photo Books. You design it and we'll bind it!

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

See below.

----- Original Message -----

From: Belskis<mailto:brian0017@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 2:37 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Any suggestions

I know that by going on an juice fast with real oranges squeezed

and mixed with 50 / 50 home distilled water the red blood cell

count increases 5 X

-Would love to see the data on this.

The red blood cells are the number 1 defense against invaders

and toxins in your body

once the red blood cells pickup the invaders and toxins they die and

are carried out

-The red blood cells carry oxygen to the cells. The white blood cells

are the invader hunters.