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[Guest guest]

Annette-I am not from the UK but is your child on medicine? My daughter was

first dx with panic disorder in 6th grade-always escaping the classroom. The

doc immed put her on the antidepressant Zoloft. Why do things take so long

there? My daughter always thought she was going to get ill but the meds

cured her completely! Good luck to you! Ellen

[Guest guest]

BFL Nutrition (includes recipes, a week of sample meals, meal plans of

various champions)

http://www.bodyforlife.com/nutrition/index.asp

Eating for Life recipes

http://eatingforlife.com/recipes/

EFL meal planner (if they ask you to name a recipe to get in, the answer is

grilled salmon)

http://eatingforlife.com/thebook/mealplan.asp

You might also pick up some meal ideas from my What I Eat page:

http://www.skwigg.com/id3.html

Menu Rescue

http://www.skwigg.com/id33.html

The snack-o-matic:

http://www.skwigg.com/id33.html

Lean Out or Swell Up

http://www.skwigg.com/id55.html

>

> Hi, I just wanted to introduce myself to the group. I am new and I just

> started doing BOdy for Life. I am 43 yrs old. I was wondering if any one

> has suggestions for meals.

>

> Kaaren

>

[Guest guest]

No I don’t think it’s encouraging enough. I don’t know if it would appeal to me. Perhaps we could put it in a way that people didn’t have to tell their stories, just give their opinion that this was something worth investigating and a brief explanation of why.

>>Alison Pope is good at this sort of thing - are you out there Alison?

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

No

I don’t think it’s encouraging enough. I don’t know if it

would appeal to me. Perhaps we could put it in a way that people didn’t

have to tell their stories, just give their opinion that this was something

worth investigating and a brief explanation of why.

Sara

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Sent: 04 October 2007 21:20

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Sara

I think it is fine. Well done.

Emma xxx

>

> Hi. I don't think I'm the best person to write the message but have

> written something below for all you clever people to comment on and

> adjust before we send it off.

> SARA

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>

> Hello parents and professionals,

> Do you have any horror stories you could tell about poor SEN

provision

> or SEN tribunals? Have you had to go to tribunal because of poor

> provision for your child? Was the experience stressful or

expensive? Are

> there any professionals out there prepared to say the kind of things

> they have seen parents go through unnecessarily? We are hoping that

if

> enough of us send our stories to Trevor Mc, Jon Snow or

> Paxman that we might have a real chance of getting something aired.

> Please forward this message to other lists. Please ask friends at

local

> support groups and at special schools, etc. to do the same.

> Thanks very much,

> ..

> Contact Trevor Mc at

> tonight@...

> Contact Jon Snow at

> news@...

> Contact Paxman at

>

http://news.bbc.co.uk/newswatch/ukfs/hi/newsid_3950000/newsid_3958800/

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> 58817.stm

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,

Stories have to be added by the web guy there in Colorado. I would email

direct at heather@.... and let her know. I think

changes will be made to the website around the first of the year.

Shellie Grant

cindyandluis20 wrote:

I whant to post my sons story on your website but in havent been able

to . what do i do?

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Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

[Guest guest]

Aseel - Welcome! That first cast is the hardest. My son couldn't

crawl or sit in it at all. It took him about 10 days to adapt to it,

but now he has been casted for four months and is doing really

wonderful. He learned to walk in his cast and can do anything and

everything in it.

I hope things improve very soon - you're probably at the end of the

worst time and things will get a little easier each day.

Sandi

[Guest guest]

Welcome Aseel. There are lots of tips on diapers etc. at

www.infantilescoliosis.org in the Information section. These Mom's are

wonderful at answering questions as well.

Shellie

aseel bandora wrote:

hi every one

happy holidays

i'm aseel ...i'm from jordan ... i have a baby girl her name is besan she has a

cast at philadlphia shriners hospital ,she has a scoliosis with 68 degrees and

she is 17 months old... she started her treatment by a cast and she is wearning

it for a five days now

plz i need all the information that you can give to help me and besan...me and

her can not adujust well with the cast...

excuse my english and i need help from you plz

aseel

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hi sandi

thanks a lot thats make me feel better realy

my besan can walk on her cast but she cant set or catch things from the ground

....she will be able to do so with time or not?

thanks again dear

aseel

" *\\o/* San *\\o/* " wrote:

Aseel - Welcome! That first cast is the hardest. My son couldn't

crawl or sit in it at all. It took him about 10 days to adapt to it,

but now he has been casted for four months and is doing really

wonderful. He learned to walk in his cast and can do anything and

everything in it.

I hope things improve very soon - you're probably at the end of the

worst time and things will get a little easier each day.

Sandi

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[Guest guest]

Yes - she will learn, I promise. always takes a little time

to adjust (one or two days now) but the first one took him quite a

while (like I said, maybe 10 days). Before you know it, she will be

running around and doing everything she could do before, but that

curve will be getting better!!

Hang in there.

Sandi

[Guest guest]

hi sandi

how r you? happy holidays for all the group i just wanna thank u all cause

when i read your mails to each others i feel how much love and care in this

group

plz share me your child story i hope he is fine ...how old he is?

let me know if you like to share...thanks a lot

" *\\o/* San *\\o/* " wrote:

Yes - she will learn, I promise. always takes a little time

to adjust (one or two days now) but the first one took him quite a

while (like I said, maybe 10 days). Before you know it, she will be

running around and doing everything she could do before, but that

curve will be getting better!!

Hang in there.

Sandi

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The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing

it. - Chinese Proverb

On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 11:03 AM, jgrrl2 <no_reply > wrote:

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> >> " I know the price of success: dedication, hard work, and an

> >> unremitting devotion to the things you want to see happen. "

> >> ~ Lloyd , Architect~

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>

> *the only time success comes before work is in the dictionary*

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> Anyone else?

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> joni

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[Guest guest]

~ Striving for success without hard work is like trying to harvest where you

haven't planted. ~

Bly

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[Guest guest]

" We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act, but a

habit. " -Aristole

To: bodyforlifewomensclub2@...: skwigg@...: Sun, 29

Jun 2008 10:35:57 -0500Subject: Re: (unknown)

The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doingit. -

Chinese ProverbOn Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 11:03 AM, jgrrl2

<no_reply > wrote:>> > >> " I know the price of success: dedication,

hard work, and an> >> unremitting devotion to the things you want to see

happen. " > >> ~ Lloyd , Architect~>>> *the only time success comes

before work is in the dictionary*>>>> Anyone else?>>> joni>>>>>>>>

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Like that one! :-)

<<copy paste to saved quotes!>>

I forgot that I had a few more saved here (have a monday morning

renewal motivational moment) http://www.geocities.com/jgrrl2/quotes.html

joni

>

> ~ Striving for success without hard work is like trying to

> harvest where you haven't planted. ~

[Guest guest]

> The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing

> it. - Chinese Proverb

LOL! My dad put it a little less eloquently, " Who's doing this? Me or you? "

Dana

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Thanks for sharing, Kassia and good luck w/ the house thing - I'm sending prayers and good thoughts your way! Donna

From: Jane A. Kurtz <jay_jay08742@ yahoo.com>Subject: RoxanneTo: " Kurtz" <eclair57hotmail (DOT) com>, "Dale Caruso" <dalecarusoyahoo (DOT) com>, "Kassia" <ldy_solanayahoo (DOT) com>, "Mom Parsley" <drgonsblood29@ hotmail.com>, " Yates" <sems_yatesyahoo (DOT) com>Date: Monday, August 18, 2008, 5:22 PM

[Guest guest]

Kassia wrote:

> the meantime my new niece roxanne.

awwww!!! just look at that little doll !!! congrats auntie

kassia!!

:*carolyn.

[Guest guest]

Good luck Beth! I've been here for about a year and there are some very

knowledgeable women here who offer advice and encouragement.

Sheila

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>

> I'm back again..........I started a new round of Body for Life on May 4. I

> was on this site a few years ago, and found it VERY encouraging...I lost 16

> pounds when I did this before. Body for Life is a great way to LIVE! I am

> determined to stick with the program this time. I weigh 160, and want to get

> down to at least 140. I am 50 years old, in good health, and fired up about

> BFL!

>

>

>

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Sheila

Anything worth doing is worth doing slowly.

Mae West

[Guest guest]

On Sat, Jul 18, 2009 at 8:21 PM, Culver wrote:

> can someone post the link again for the crossfit video with the women

> kicking butt?

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

le, while you are down, make sure to stick with the diet. That is 80% of

your success.

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

(unknown)

Well, I was doing very well, the scale was down 1.5 last week...yay!  However,

I've been having chest pain and shortness of breath for a few days. It got so

bad yesterday, I had to go to the ER.  Good news, I did not have a heart

attack!  Bad news, I do have inflammation around my heart, possibly caused by a

virus.   Any hoo, my working out has been sidelined since Monday...I'm hoping

the meds they gave me will work and I can start back slowly next week. 

 

Keep up the good work everyone!

le

 

[Guest guest]

OMG take care of yourself le that is scary!

Michele

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Charlotte,

It wasn't that long ago when my baby started middle school. She is going to be

a sophomore in High School next year.

My daughter begged me to play violin since the 4th grade. I could kick myself

in the butt for not starting her then. She started in 6th grade. I have an

incredible private lesson teacher for her and she still plays at school. This

year, the orchestra played Carnegie Hall March 18th. Also, this year at UIL

(competing against other schools) our Orchestra took the Sweepstakes Award - we

beat the school that is supposedly the best. Then my daughter competed at the

State level with a solo piece and WON. I am so proud of her. If your son likes

Viola, encourage him to stick with it.

God Bless your mother. I don't understand people not attending functions. I

do understand being sick and being unable to attend. Here's what I mean. My

daughter's best friend is a junior in high school. She's in choir. If the

parents find out we are going to a concert, they ask me to pick her up and they

stay home. The are not ill. They just don't go. Now what kind of message are

you sending your child? This year, I didn't attend her concerts. Her parents

would drop her off and pick her up after. They did finally attend the last

concert of the school year. First one they have gone to since I've known them -

- 4 years. I feel so sorry for the kids. My mom for one excuse or another

never went to any functions for me. My dad went and still at 86 goes to

everything. My mom has never been to one of my daughter's concerts. My dad has

never missed one.

My daughter and I both had surgery last year. My dad was there. But when my

son had surgery in April my mom was breaking down the door to be with him. Think

that's not a powerful message? Wonder if she'll go with us tomorrow for my

daughter's surgery?

>

> ah what a great day, Charlotte!

> so glad you shared it with us!!!

> Jean

>

>

> From: Charlotte Robbins

> Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2010 3:38 PM

> To: 1

> Subject: (unknown)

>

>

>

> this week is my sons last yr in my fav school as of friday he will be a

middle schooler!! that boggles my mind! this last week was filled with fun

things, 2 days had field trips, wendsday was a grad breakfast, it was the 1st yr

theyd done that and it was great, it was catered and had sausage, bacon, eggs,

fruit salad, bisquits, 4 types of juices, coffee and 5 types of fruit tarts and

gravys

> after we got done eating they had 2 short concerts, my son was playing

the viola and i was so proud i cryed each song lol he didnt make any mistakes,

there was a teacher taking pics so i asked her what it was for when she stopped

by the table, she sat and said that they were gonna have a slide show for 15 or

so mins friday at the grad ceramony and she took a shot of me, mike and my mom,

when i see her tomorrow im gonna ask if she will email any pics she got of us,

when she was sitting she said she hoped mike kept up playin at his new school

cuz he was very talented, i told her id try to get him to play something next

yr, when school started he asked to join which was a surprise cuz my kid is a

comp/video game type and i was surprised at how well he had done playing....

> at the table there was just one other adult and 2 boys that parents

didnt show up, one didnt seem to mind and loved the food, he kept sayin he hadnt

had a breakfast that good since goin to dennys lol the other boy wouldnt eat

because of his parents not showing, my mom went to talk to the teacher and she

came over and said she hadnt ate yet and would he eat with her, he got up then,

the boy who was eating said his mom was sick and his dad in the hosp, with the

other boy i sat there watchin him eye us and look hungry but refuse to get

anything, i was thinkin is he a veg? or does his parent deny him food? i said

why dont you go get some fruit or a bisquit... im glad my mom went to the

teacher and was able to get him something...

> so anyone else have any end of the yr storys? tomorrow they have the

grad ceramony and on sunday we are throwing micheal a grad party, i love the

milestones but they have the sad sides too lol

>

> Fastest way to win wonderful prizes!

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[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone,

All this talk about where to buy the best botanicals got me thinking. I

recently posted a blog titled " The Best and Worst Oils/Absolutes I've Ever

Purchased. An Insider's Guide to Buying Botanicals Without Wasting Money "

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Charna Ethier

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Charna-I found your blog post really informative. Thanks for posting the link.

Simone

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Charna,

Thanks for posting...very informative!

Jane

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