hi all

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> Well I had a doctors appointment today, and it went really well. I

knew it'd be emotional, I warned him. lol But I got a lot of my

frustrations out. Told him I'm sick to death of the doctor shuffle

etc. We discussed my meds and my symptoms. For the first time in a

long time I felt as though I was being listened to, and it was a nice

feeling.

>

> I should be on an anti depressant, but I'm so many meds that they'd

interact. Same for my insomnia, but he said I can try the tylenol pm

and see how it works.

>

> If anyone has Myspace or messenger and ever feels like

chatting let me know. I got both.

>

> Hugs

>

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>

> if you add me, PLEASE let me know your from this group so I don't

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>

Just popping in. It's Labor Day and it's

pretty quiet for me today with no family around. lol

I can totally empathize with the " doctor shuffle " . I have lupus and

RA but a few of things you're experiencing are similar to what I am

and have been going through for a while. I have MySpace and

Messenger too.

http://www.myspace.com/candozier65

Candy

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I'm not exactly sure what you want to know. Kombucha

is used for many health reasons. Drinking a few

ounces after a meal will improve digestion. Drinking

it before exercising will increase sweating.

Regularly drinking KT will improve your mood. People

with arthritis and muscle diseases feel better

drinking KT. But one important thing is that one must

drink plenty of water. One suggestion I agree with is

drinking 5 parts water to one part KT.

Hope that helps. There are long lists of the health

benefits derived from drinking KT.

To Your Health,

ann

--- <guitar_johnson@...> wrote:

> Hi all,

>

>

> This is john,i need a help from you people.I need

> few experiments related to Health using Kombucha.If

> any of you could send me the procedures which you

> have done are doing ,it will be of use to me.Thanks

> to everyone.

> Waiting for your replies.

>

> Thanks,

> john

>

>

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

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Hi ,

I'm not exactly sure what you want to know. Kombucha

is used for many health reasons. Drinking a few

ounces after a meal will improve digestion. Drinking

it before exercising will increase sweating.

Regularly drinking KT will improve your mood. People

with arthritis and muscle diseases feel better

drinking KT. But one important thing is that one must

drink plenty of water. One suggestion I agree with is

drinking 5 parts water to one part KT.

Hope that helps. There are long lists of the health

benefits derived from drinking KT.

To Your Health,

ann

--- <guitar_johnson@...> wrote:

> Hi all,

>

>

> This is john,i need a help from you people.I need

> few experiments related to Health using Kombucha.If

> any of you could send me the procedures which you

> have done are doing ,it will be of use to me.Thanks

> to everyone.

> Waiting for your replies.

>

> Thanks,

> john

>

>

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

> Now you can chat without downloading messenger.

> Click here to know how.

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

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Short and sweet

Without my KT I have trouble getting thru the day.

With It I have energy in abundance.

KT vinegar keeps my candida in check.

Used internally as well as externally there is not one part of my body that

has not noted

significant improvement since using KT.

Pain is lessened,

Joints are more flexible

Skin is young and vibrant and taut ( Im 65)

Fewer wrinkles, Less gray, less hair loss

ETC, etc, etc. All effects have been positive, not one negative.

zoe

> Hi all,

> This is john,i need a help from you people.I need few experiments

> related to Health using Kombucha.If any of you could send me the

> procedures which you have done are doing ,it will be of use to me.Thanks to

everyone.

> Waiting for your replies.

> Thanks,

> john

>

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

> Now you can chat without downloading messenger. Click here to know how.

>

[Guest guest]

Short and sweet

Without my KT I have trouble getting thru the day.

With It I have energy in abundance.

KT vinegar keeps my candida in check.

Used internally as well as externally there is not one part of my body that

has not noted

significant improvement since using KT.

Pain is lessened,

Joints are more flexible

Skin is young and vibrant and taut ( Im 65)

Fewer wrinkles, Less gray, less hair loss

ETC, etc, etc. All effects have been positive, not one negative.

zoe

> Hi all,

> This is john,i need a help from you people.I need few experiments

> related to Health using Kombucha.If any of you could send me the

> procedures which you have done are doing ,it will be of use to me.Thanks to

everyone.

> Waiting for your replies.

> Thanks,

> john

>

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

> Now you can chat without downloading messenger. Click here to know how.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Ann and Welcome Back!

Sounds like you are back on plan and will be doing great. Please

don't get discouraged watching the scale; as so many things are taken

into account in our weight loss journeys. Your body will cooperate

when ready; in the meantime; eat more often; just smaller amounts of

food so you can stay fueled; do daily LL breathing; with or without

the exercises; and if you do the exercise dvd's then alternate daily.

I'm just like you; when I keep an 'honest' food diary of everything

put into my mouth; it is amazing the low calorie count; etc. We need

food, healthy food; throughout our day to keep metabolism burning.

A very difficult change to make when we are so used to eating so

little because we need to lose weight.

So relax my friend. You are heading in the right direction and I am

proud of you and happy to see you back.

Take care,

Wanda

>

>

> Hi again everyone....I was here along time ago for about 2 letters

and then never responded till now....So much going on.....But I have

been breathing for a week in a half hoping to speed up my weight loss

that has been stalled for 6 weeks now despite strict dieting...lets

say I'm always dieting...I lost 60 pounds in the last 7 years but

since the end of may,I was on Isagenix till aug 1st then started

Atkins....Lost 8 on Isagenix and 4 in 1month on atkins and the last 6

weeks nothing..which is quite discouraging but not giving up because

I like this diet...I added water arobics 2-3 times a week and life

lift hoping to speed thing up for the last 3 weeks...life lift going

on 2 weeks tho....weight problem started around 7 and the same for

my son who is 13. He got my genetics poor guy, and really does not

eat much compared to most kids I know...That was my life story, my

friend always would lose double what I would and eat more....But I am

a very determand person...Maybe my body is saying 12 lb is enough

right now for20 weeks..... and I am at my lowest weight in many

years...It just gets frustrating.....Ann

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Well said Wanda it is all the empty calories that are forgotten that bring the

weight

Blessings

R

Re: Hi all

Hi Ann and Welcome Back!

Sounds like you are back on plan and will be doing great. Please

don't get discouraged watching the scale; as so many things are taken

into account in our weight loss journeys. Your body will cooperate

when ready; in the meantime; eat more often; just smaller amounts of

food so you can stay fueled; do daily LL breathing; with or without

the exercises; and if you do the exercise dvd's then alternate daily.

I'm just like you; when I keep an 'honest' food diary of everything

put into my mouth; it is amazing the low calorie count; etc. We need

food, healthy food; throughout our day to keep metabolism burning.

A very difficult change to make when we are so used to eating so

little because we need to lose weight.

So relax my friend. You are heading in the right direction and I am

proud of you and happy to see you back.

Take care,

Wanda

>

>

> Hi again everyone....I was here along time ago for about 2 letters

and then never responded till now....So much going on.....But I have

been breathing for a week in a half hoping to speed up my weight loss

that has been stalled for 6 weeks now despite strict dieting...lets

say I'm always dieting...I lost 60 pounds in the last 7 years but

since the end of may,I was on Isagenix till aug 1st then started

Atkins....Lost 8 on Isagenix and 4 in 1month on atkins and the last 6

weeks nothing..which is quite discouraging but not giving up because

I like this diet...I added water arobics 2-3 times a week and life

lift hoping to speed thing up for the last 3 weeks...life lift going

on 2 weeks tho....weight problem started around 7 and the same for

my son who is 13. He got my genetics poor guy, and really does not

eat much compared to most kids I know...That was my life story, my

friend always would lose double what I would and eat more....But I am

a very determand person...Maybe my body is saying 12 lb is enough

right now for20 weeks..... and I am at my lowest weight in many

years...It just gets frustrating.....Ann

>

> __________________________________________________________

> Send a smile, make someone laugh, have some fun! Start now!

> http://www.freemessengeremoticons.ca/?icid=EMENCA122

>

>

[Guest guest]

Welcome to the group , I'm Jen form Houston Texas USA

Thanks

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I have just joined the group and wanted to introduce myself. My name is

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It's become a real passion, can't wait to get you know you all.

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Howdy and good day!

Glad to have you hear!

Happy soaping,

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--- skyeblue71 <clintlisa@...> wrote:

> I have just joined the group and wanted to introduce

> myself. My name is

> and I am from Western Australia. I have just

> starting making some

> bath and body products - sugar scrubs, lip balms

> etc.

>

> It's become a real passion, can't wait to get you

> know you all.

>

> Have a great day.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi and EveryOne,

There are links to Kombucha research sites in the LINKS section of the

list homepage.

kombucha tea/links

Here is one site that has some research. There are many others.

http://www.ourbluemarble.us/Norbert/kombucha/Research/research.htm

Try searching Kombucha Research.

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

- In kombucha tea ,

<guitar_johnson@...> wrote:

>

> Hi All,

>

> Is there anyone who did any characterstics tests of Kombucha???If

so,can you help me by sending the procedures??

>

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

>

>

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

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>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi and EveryOne,

There are links to Kombucha research sites in the LINKS section of the

list homepage.

kombucha tea/links

Here is one site that has some research. There are many others.

http://www.ourbluemarble.us/Norbert/kombucha/Research/research.htm

Try searching Kombucha Research.

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

- In kombucha tea ,

<guitar_johnson@...> wrote:

>

> Hi All,

>

> Is there anyone who did any characterstics tests of Kombucha???If

so,can you help me by sending the procedures??

>

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

>

>

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

> Why delete messages? Unlimited storage is just a click away.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Welcome!!

I have not read anything specific to vitamin use, but it makes sense to be

sensible( hahahha) and take Vitamins what ever what your doctor thinks is

helpful for you.

One flare I was put on disability. So ..no work as a Cardiac nurse in

Manhattan St 's Hospital for 6 weeks starting the end of November. I

stayed

with my parents who are now deceased in their home in the Berkshires( it was

NY just east of Mass. Berkshires)

I took vitamins and rested. Never too many as this can be toxic. I think I

took Vit C ..like 500 mg 2 times a day. I got better from the rest...sometimes

though that Stills thing is like a fire and the waiting game for it to be

over is one nasty ride.

Drop Kick patients !! even if it is a virtue.

Welcome again...I did not see your name is it Kory?? Where are you from??

How is your support system? You just increased it 10 fold by joing this

wonderful group! I am from NJ and was diagnosed in 1972. I get fibromyalgia

and

iritis and all other kinds of fun stuff...luckily I am OK and can function

fairly well!

I have had remisions last for 9 years. Now I chronically have a lower degree

of illness...even mini flares are disruptive.

Hugs

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[Guest guest]

Hey Welcome!!

I have not read anything specific to vitamin use, but it makes sense to be

sensible( hahahha) and take Vitamins what ever what your doctor thinks is

helpful for you.

One flare I was put on disability. So ..no work as a Cardiac nurse in

Manhattan St 's Hospital for 6 weeks starting the end of November. I

stayed

with my parents who are now deceased in their home in the Berkshires( it was

NY just east of Mass. Berkshires)

I took vitamins and rested. Never too many as this can be toxic. I think I

took Vit C ..like 500 mg 2 times a day. I got better from the rest...sometimes

though that Stills thing is like a fire and the waiting game for it to be

over is one nasty ride.

Drop Kick patients !! even if it is a virtue.

Welcome again...I did not see your name is it Kory?? Where are you from??

How is your support system? You just increased it 10 fold by joing this

wonderful group! I am from NJ and was diagnosed in 1972. I get fibromyalgia

and

iritis and all other kinds of fun stuff...luckily I am OK and can function

fairly well!

I have had remisions last for 9 years. Now I chronically have a lower degree

of illness...even mini flares are disruptive.

Hugs

Liz

NJ

**************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms, and advice on AOL Money &

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[Guest guest]

Hey Welcome!!

I have not read anything specific to vitamin use, but it makes sense to be

sensible( hahahha) and take Vitamins what ever what your doctor thinks is

helpful for you.

One flare I was put on disability. So ..no work as a Cardiac nurse in

Manhattan St 's Hospital for 6 weeks starting the end of November. I

stayed

with my parents who are now deceased in their home in the Berkshires( it was

NY just east of Mass. Berkshires)

I took vitamins and rested. Never too many as this can be toxic. I think I

took Vit C ..like 500 mg 2 times a day. I got better from the rest...sometimes

though that Stills thing is like a fire and the waiting game for it to be

over is one nasty ride.

Drop Kick patients !! even if it is a virtue.

Welcome again...I did not see your name is it Kory?? Where are you from??

How is your support system? You just increased it 10 fold by joing this

wonderful group! I am from NJ and was diagnosed in 1972. I get fibromyalgia

and

iritis and all other kinds of fun stuff...luckily I am OK and can function

fairly well!

I have had remisions last for 9 years. Now I chronically have a lower degree

of illness...even mini flares are disruptive.

Hugs

Liz

NJ

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[Guest guest]

Hi Mark,

I've wonder about Vitamins and supplements my self because they all seem so

tempting! I asked my RU about Glucosamine or really anything natural I

should be taking besides the prescriptions and his response was don't waste your

money. Which surprised me because Dr. Tsai seems like a holistic type of

doctor, even offers acupuncture in his office (never suggested it to me

though).

He said Fish Oil and a multi vitamin was ok but cant say it has helped.

Mandi

FLorida

In a message dated 3/15/2008 8:28:15 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

mellymelt@... writes:

Hi Mark,

Welcome. My nickname here is . I've not found that vitamins stave off

an outbreak but have always been on some supplament or another such as Calcium

with D. Or Iron for the anemia over the years. I do know that some vitamins

can interact with some medications so ALWAYS ask or tell your doctor which

and what you would like to or are taking so you don't find yourself in trouble.

There are some members that rely more on vitamins than the " standard "

medications but I'm afraid if they were a cure all for Still's we would have

found

the answer to the Golden Question.

Good to have you join and look forward to knowing you better,

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

From: markstevenspgh

I'm the new guy on the block was diagnosed in Dec. of 06,hospitalized

for two weeks and now medication free. Wanted to ask if vitamina play

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Hi Mark,

I've wonder about Vitamins and supplements my self because they all seem so

tempting! I asked my RU about Glucosamine or really anything natural I

should be taking besides the prescriptions and his response was don't waste your

money. Which surprised me because Dr. Tsai seems like a holistic type of

doctor, even offers acupuncture in his office (never suggested it to me

though).

He said Fish Oil and a multi vitamin was ok but cant say it has helped.

Mandi

FLorida

In a message dated 3/15/2008 8:28:15 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

mellymelt@... writes:

Hi Mark,

Welcome. My nickname here is . I've not found that vitamins stave off

an outbreak but have always been on some supplament or another such as Calcium

with D. Or Iron for the anemia over the years. I do know that some vitamins

can interact with some medications so ALWAYS ask or tell your doctor which

and what you would like to or are taking so you don't find yourself in trouble.

There are some members that rely more on vitamins than the " standard "

medications but I'm afraid if they were a cure all for Still's we would have

found

the answer to the Golden Question.

Good to have you join and look forward to knowing you better,

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

From: markstevenspgh

I'm the new guy on the block was diagnosed in Dec. of 06,hospitalized

for two weeks and now medication free. Wanted to ask if vitamina play

a role in the prevention of Still's outbreaks?

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Hi Mark,

Welcome. My nickname here is . I've not found that vitamins stave off an

outbreak but have always been on some supplament or another such as Calcium with

D. Or Iron for the anemia over the years. I do know that some vitamins can

interact with some medications so ALWAYS ask or tell your doctor which and what

you would like to or are taking so you don't find yourself in trouble.

There are some members that rely more on vitamins than the " standard "

medications but I'm afraid if they were a cure all for Still's we would have

found the answer to the Golden Question.

Good to have you join and look forward to knowing you better,

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

From: markstevenspgh

I'm the new guy on the block was diagnosed in Dec. of 06,hospitalized

for two weeks and now medication free. Wanted to ask if vitamina play

a role in the prevention of Still's outbreaks?

Recent Activity

a.. 2New Members

b.. 2New Photos

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[Guest guest]

Hi Mark,

Welcome. My nickname here is . I've not found that vitamins stave off an

outbreak but have always been on some supplament or another such as Calcium with

D. Or Iron for the anemia over the years. I do know that some vitamins can

interact with some medications so ALWAYS ask or tell your doctor which and what

you would like to or are taking so you don't find yourself in trouble.

There are some members that rely more on vitamins than the " standard "

medications but I'm afraid if they were a cure all for Still's we would have

found the answer to the Golden Question.

Good to have you join and look forward to knowing you better,

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

From: markstevenspgh

I'm the new guy on the block was diagnosed in Dec. of 06,hospitalized

for two weeks and now medication free. Wanted to ask if vitamina play

a role in the prevention of Still's outbreaks?

Recent Activity

a.. 2New Members

b.. 2New Photos

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[Guest guest]

I can add to this last particular message Mark...after getting nailed hard

with Stills in January of '04 I started to take supplements I thought would

" help " out. When I found the Rheumatologist I have now he told me I was

wasting my money in a big way, and explained how they can make the claims

they do as they have no approvement from the FDA. I was spending money on

Osteo-BiFlex and other pretty expensive pills. Now I am on a multivitamin

and 1000 units of Vitamin D, Potassium (prescription) & a bunch of other

scripts.

I'm glad you found the group as you can learn a lot here, make friends

here, find out which Dr's to see & such or just kick back if you'd like. My

name is Kirk & I'm from NE Pennsylvania (just above Wilkes-Barre)...I'm

married w/ 2 boys (9 & 6) & have had Stills (and according to my Dr's

more,but they can't figure it all out yet...and I have far too many Dr's,

but at least after a while you find Dr's that are not only good, but ones

you can get along with) since early 2004, and it has never let up on me.

Adios, Kirk.

>

> Hi Mark,

>

> I've wonder about Vitamins and supplements my self because they all seem

> so

> tempting! I asked my RU about Glucosamine or really anything natural I

> should be taking besides the prescriptions and his response was don't

> waste your

> money. Which surprised me because Dr. Tsai seems like a holistic type of

> doctor, even offers acupuncture in his office (never suggested it to me

> though).

> He said Fish Oil and a multi vitamin was ok but cant say it has helped.

>

> Mandi

> FLorida

>

>

> In a message dated 3/15/2008 8:28:15 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> mellymelt@... <mellymelt%40netzero.net> writes:

>

> Hi Mark,

> Welcome. My nickname here is . I've not found that vitamins stave off

>

> an outbreak but have always been on some supplament or another such as

> Calcium

> with D. Or Iron for the anemia over the years. I do know that some

> vitamins

> can interact with some medications so ALWAYS ask or tell your doctor which

>

> and what you would like to or are taking so you don't find yourself in

> trouble.

> There are some members that rely more on vitamins than the " standard "

> medications but I'm afraid if they were a cure all for Still's we would

> have found

> the answer to the Golden Question.

> Good to have you join and look forward to knowing you better,

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: markstevenspgh

>

> I'm the new guy on the block was diagnosed in Dec. of 06,hospitalized

> for two weeks and now medication free. Wanted to ask if vitamina play

> a role in the prevention of Still's outbreaks?

> Recent Activity

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>

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> to share and learn.

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Chris

Good to here from ya again and good luck on your volunteerism. it is not easy

doing a function like that I know I have done a city wide one before in A city

about as big as Boise is . it was very rewarding to many folks and did bring a

lot of good info to the for front in the one I was the chair for. it had nothing

to do with health but for our men and woman in uniform back in 1991 and 92 gulf

war and there home coming. I can drop a name that may or may not help you but

you could try and talk to Dr Mc at ST Luke's in meridean if he is still

there I do not know if it is ST Al's or Luke's that is supplying the name as

that could make a deference. but i do wish you all the luck in this as the more

info given out no matter how the better Stills may get to be known so welcome

back and good luck on your function

the redneck

Marty

The whole of that Bill [of Rights] is a declaration of the right of the people

at large or considered as individuals...t establishes some rights of the

individual as unalienable and which consequently, no majority has a right to

deprive them of.

---Albert Gallatin to , Oct 7, 1789

The great object is that every man be armed " and " everyone who is able may have

a gun. " ( Henry, in the Virginia Convention on the ratification of the

Constitution.

No freeman shall ever be debarred the use of arms.

--- Jefferson: 1776

" Waiting periods are only a step. Registration is only a step. The prohibition

of private firearms is the goal. " Janet Reno

as United States attorney general in the Clinton white house (now do we really

want Hillary there to?)

so what is the truth? what the founding fathers ment, or what people today try

to twist it to ?

Give up one right and the others will soon fallow

"

Stills ; An illness I know to well!

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[Guest guest]

Hey Chris!

So good to hear from you. Glad to hear the Humira seems to be helping

and that you've gained some weight, wahoooooooooo! Also glad to hear

about your volunteering with the arthritis walk, that is just so

fabulous.

How is your daughter doing?

Let us know how the walk turns out!

[Guest guest]

Hey Chris!

So good to hear from you. Glad to hear the Humira seems to be helping

and that you've gained some weight, wahoooooooooo! Also glad to hear

about your volunteering with the arthritis walk, that is just so

fabulous.

How is your daughter doing?

Let us know how the walk turns out!

[Guest guest]

Welcome to you. Was the diagnosis hard to take? We've all been there, and look forward to getting to know you, hearing from you, and supporting you.

Sincerely,

Francine

In a message dated 6/7/2008 2:47:17 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, akpedersen@... writes:

Im new into this group. Im a woman at age 40. I got a beautyful sonwhit Asperger syndrom. He is now 11. He got the diagnose at age 10.

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[Guest guest]

Welcome to the group.

Support your friendly local autistics...........I'm one of them.

Re: Hi all

Welcome to you. Was the diagnosis hard to take? We've all been there, and look forward to getting to know you, hearing from you, and supporting you.

Sincerely,

Francine

In a message dated 6/7/2008 2:47:17 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, akpedersen (DOT) com writes:

Im new into this group. Im a woman at age 40. I got a beautyful sonwhit Asperger syndrom. He is now 11. He got the diagnose at age 10.

epiousian = the expression of agapequite a bit more than enough

Get trade secrets for amazing burgers. Watch "Cooking with Tyler Florence" on AOL Food.

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Thanks for letting me join the group. My son was home schooled. Then last fall he went off to college, and was kicked out 2 weeks before the end of the first semester. The next month he went to a psychologist, who diagnosed him with high functioning Asberger's. I am not sure what to do next. He would like to live at home and take a few college classes at a time. I hope he can enroll somewhere, after the deenrollment at the other one! He had trouble because he trusted all the guys in his dorm, and they were not all good. They really took advantage of his kindness and then turned on him, and treated him bad.

I hope this does not happen to anyone of your kids,

From: sunrose101@... <sunrose101@...>Subject: Re: Hi allAutism and Aspergers Treatment Date: Saturday, June 7, 2008, 6:32 AM

Welcome to you. Was the diagnosis hard to take? We've all been there, and look forward to getting to know you, hearing from you, and supporting you.

Sincerely,

Francine

In a message dated 6/7/2008 2:47:17 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, akpedersen (DOT) com writes:

Im new into this group. Im a woman at age 40. I got a beautyful sonwhit Asperger syndrom. He is now 11. He got the diagnose at age 10.

epiousian = the expression of agapequite a bit more than enough

Get trade secrets for amazing burgers. Watch "Cooking with Tyler Florence" on AOL Food.