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Hi Jan, and welcome to the list. Do you know what sort of approach the

Conroe schools are taking? That is, what sort of intervention methods?

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>Subject: Re: [Autism-Behav-TX] Welcome to Autism-Behav-TXonelist

>Date: Wed, Sep 1, 1999, 4:45 PM

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[Guest guest]

No , I don't much about anything yet. We had our ARD last Friday,

adding Autism and additional services. They can't even tell me how long it

will take for my in-home trainer to be assigned. I went to a support group

meeting last night. It's not officially sponsored by the district, but

parents and teachers both attend. Last night, even our Special Ed Director

was there. at the meetings, there are no boundaries between parents and

staff, those attending are there for the children, it's a very exciting

thing for Conroe. One of the teachers even feels so strongly about it, she

and her teen aged daughters have child care so parents who need it can still

attend, and one of the schools allow the meetings to be held in their

library. I am very excited about this group, and I will share as I learn

things.

Jan

[Guest guest]

I'd like to welcome all new members; I am Anja, Norwegian " Macrobiotic

Technical Specialist " (kind of nurse within macrobiotic medicine and

treatment).

Also, Reggie, welcome back from the cruise. I am glad you had a good time. I

now understand why I was not able to go. Sort of any way.... My wish was to

take my friend (the doctor in macrobiotics) on the cruise so he could meet

up with his teacher again after so many years. And I was hoping to ....

let's call it benefit from him knowing Mishio Kushi (shame on me), that is

for me to meet the great teacher too. But I learned from a previous mail

that Mr. Kushi was not on the cruise after all, so that explains it, I

guess.

I have had my shares of discharge while my body was cleaning itself; I know

of yeast infections. A living, itching hell.... I worked through it by

taking hip baths:

Bring water to boil (about 3 liters in a pot), add a strip of kobu and a

handfull of seasalt, pluss a handfull of dried leaves (turnip leaves, daikon

leaves etc.) Boil for about 20 minutes. The water in the bath tub should be

as hot as you can take it. Add a handfull of seasalt and strain the water

from the pot into the tub. Put a towel around your shoulders to keep chest

warm. Sit in the tub for 20 minutes. You will sweat. Make sure not to get

cold afterwards.

Also use a bancha douche. And most important: KEEP THE FOOD BALANCED. After

a while the infection will be gone.

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& gt;Reply-To: VeganMacrobiotics

& gt;To: VeganMacrobiotics

& gt;Subject: new member alert

& gt;Date: Tue, 08 Mar 2005 05:01:09 -0000

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& gt;Ok, new member in Portland.......... let's all welcome her and give

& gt;her the attention she's looking for, she needs macro info and

& gt;incentive. Sara, please do know you can ask and say almost anything

& gt;here lots of smart helpful ppl. I'm trying to get Adam signed up,

& gt;once he's here boy will everyone be informed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

& gt;Carol, I am not ignoring you, I really want to pay attention to

& gt;detail and answer the email describing the cruise properly. I will

& gt;quickly again say that you ALL missed the most wonderful time.

& gt;Better all start thinking about signing up for next year while you

& gt;have the opportunity.

& gt;Peace,

& gt;Reggie

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