Guest guest Posted February 3, 2007 Report Share Posted February 3, 2007 I have been a member of this group for a month or so now and have tried to pick up on some of the terms used in short form or acronyms. Some I have figured out - IEP as we use the same here in Ontario, but could I ask that someone let me in on where to find out what " dh " means. Also, to the poster who had kiting cheque problems with her son. Could you email me off list as I would like to get some help and insight about the challenges she is facing with a young adult? Unless this is a challenge faced by others that would benefit all if left on the list. My daughter is 21 and is just receiving the formal diagnosis now while in university. She is exceptional at her school work but the rest of her life is a mess. Thanks Jo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2007 Report Share Posted February 4, 2007 >>I have been a member of this group for a month or so now and have tried to pick up on some of the terms used in short form or acronyms. Some I have figured out - IEP as we use the same here in Ontario, but could I ask that someone let me in on where to find out what " dh " means. << dh/dd/ds = dear husband/daughter/son Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2007 Report Share Posted February 4, 2007 In a message dated 2/4/2007 3:41:00 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, nancy@... writes: >>I have been a member of this group for a month or so now and have tried topick up on some of the terms used in short form or acronyms. Some I havefigured out - IEP as we use the same here in Ontario, but could I ask thatsomeone let me in on where to find out what "dh" means. <<dh/dd/ds = dear husband/daughter/son yeah! when I first kept seeing dd, all I could figure is that it stood for was 'disabled daughter' (groan) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 4, 2007 Report Share Posted February 4, 2007 Here you go! ~ Acronyms and Their Meaningslast updated 1/2003 Please feel free to suggest additions to the group. ABA Applied Behavioral Analysis ABC Autism Behavior Checklist AC Autistic CousinAD/HD Attention Deficit Hyperactivity DisorderADD Attention Deficit DisorderAFAIK "As Far As I Know" AFGO "Another Fine Growth Opportunity" (sarcastic: means a difficult problem to solve) APD Auditory Processing DisorderAS Aspergers SyndromeASD Autistic Spectrum DisordersBD Behavioral DisorderBIL brother-in-lawBP BipolarBTW by the wayCAPD Central Auditory Processing DisorderCD Conduct DisorderCP Cerebral PalsyCPS Child Protective ServicesDAN Defeat Autism Now!DD Developmental Disorder (rely somewhat on context)DD dear daughter (rely somewhat on context)DH dear husbandDIL daughter-in-lawDS dear sonDSM-IV Diagnostic Statistical Manual (edition IV) - the current version of a manual outlining psychological conditions DSI Dysfunction of Sensory Integration (see also SID)DW dear wife DX DiagnosisECSE Early Childhood Special EducationED Emotional DisorderEBD Emotional/Behavioral DisorderEFD Executive Functioning DisorderF2F face to faceFAPE Free Appropriate Public Education FAQ Frequently Asked Questions (an info sheet in Q & A format) FAS Fetal Alcohol Syndrome FWIW For What It's Worth" GAD Generalized Anxiety DisorderGERD Gastro Esophageal Reflux DisorderIBS Irritable Bowel SyndromeIEP Individual Education PlanIFLACA I feel like a complete a**" (used as an apology) IIRC if I recall correctlyIMHO in my Humble OpinionIOW in other wordsLD Learning DisabilityLLD Language-based Learning Disability LMK let me know LOL laughing out loudMD Muscular DystrophyMIL mother-in-lawMPD Multiple Personality DisorderMR Mental Retardation or Mentally RetardedNLD Nonverbal Learning Disorder (see also NVLD)NOS Not Otherwise Specified, usually seen as PDD-NOS NP no problem" NT Neuro-Typical (normally developing)NYD not yet diagnosedNVLD Nonverbal Learning Disorder (see also NLD)OCD Obsessive Compulsive DisorderODD Oppositional Defiance DisorderOHI Other Health ImpairedOIC oh, I seeOMG oh my God/oh my goshOT Occupational Therapist, Occupational TherapyOTOH on the other handPDOC PsychiatristPDD-NOS Pervasive Developmental Delays-Not Otherwise SpecifiedPDR Physician's Desk ReferencePITA pain in the a**POHI Physically or Otherwise Health ImpairedPOV point of viewPT Physical Therapist, Physical TherapyPTSD Post Traumatic Stress DisorderROFL rolling on the floor laughingRX PrescriptionSAD Seasonal Affective Disorder (aka "Wintertime Depression") SAHM Mom Stay-At-Home Mom SED Severe Emotional Disorder SID Sensory Integration Dysfunction (see also DSI)SI Sensory Integration SIB Self-Injurious Behavior SIPT Sensory Integration and Praxis Text SIL sister-in-lawSLP Speech and Language Pathologist SSRI Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (class of meds, incl. Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, Luvox) TD Tactile DefensiveTIC tongue in cheekTOPL Test of Pragmatic Language TS Tourette's Syndrome TSS Therapeutic Support Staff TTFN ta-ta for now! TTYL talk to you later TTYS talk to you soonTX Treatment PlanWTG way to go!YMMV your mileage may vary (you may have different results) glossary needed I have been a member of this group for a month or so now and have tried topick up on some of the terms used in short form or acronyms. Some I havefigured out - IEP as we use the same here in Ontario, but could I ask thatsomeone let me in on where to find out what "dh" means. Also, to the poster who had kiting cheque problems with her son. Could youemail me off list as I would like to get some help and insight about thechallenges she is facing with a young adult? Unless this is a challengefaced by others that would benefit all if left on the list. My daughter is21 and is just receiving the formal diagnosis now while in university. Sheis exceptional at her school work but the rest of her life is a mess. Thanks Jo Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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