Guest guest Posted August 28, 2005 Report Share Posted August 28, 2005 We Still would need a place to land...not going to just pack up and end up homeless lovvie... Hugz!~*~Akiba~*~ Re: Neuro visit It is difficult but not impossible, I know that only because I'm doing it LOL. The main reason for that is because I didn't want my daughter put in special ed when what she needed was just one on one individual attention to help her learn. According to medical authorities she has Asperger's (I don't believe it but hey what do I know) You have to file with Albany and your child has to pass standardized testing, especially at the 4th and 8th grade levels. Do I love NY, not necessarily but its home for us. As far as public schools go, it depends on where you find a nest to roost in, alot of the schools in this area are integrated learning programs. The elementary in the next town has all kinds of students, "normal", learning impaired, disabled, and ESL students. In Herkimer and at most all the local schools there is BOCES(Board of ative Educational Services) that has a specialized program for autistic children in house as well as running programs in many of the area schools. Charity was set to become a student in one of their programs when she was 2 but mommy is a stubborn bird and said no. My SIL's daughter has a different spectrum disorder and was in a program at the school and did quite well. She was taught right in her hometown school and will enter 8th grade this fall in public junior high. Compared to the other schools I have attended, those here in NY and the ones I attended in Michigan, I have to laud the Herkimer School District, the fort School District (West fort Elementary won the 2004 Presidential Academic Merit Award) West Canada Valley School District, and Poland Central School as the best in NY. C'mon, move here, you'll like it, I promise Akiba wrote: I know, but we need a place to land before we pack up and move...Also, homeshooling in NY is impossible and I will *Not* bus Robbin to school (they do with "autistic" kids, and that is not acceptable in any form) Hugz!~*~Akiba~*~ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 29, 2005 Report Share Posted August 29, 2005 Have to be a REAL big tent Hugz!~*~Akiba~*~ Re: Neuro visit It is difficult but not impossible, I know that only because I'm doing it LOL. The main reason for that is because I didn't want my daughter put in special ed when what she needed was just one on one individual attention to help her learn. According to medical authorities she has Asperger's (I don't believe it but hey what do I know) You have to file with Albany and your child has to pass standardized testing, especially at the 4th and 8th grade levels. Do I love NY, not necessarily but its home for us. As far as public schools go, it depends on where you find a nest to roost in, alot of the schools in this area are integrated learning programs. The elementary in the next town has all kinds of students, "normal", learning impaired, disabled, and ESL students. In Herkimer and at most all the local schools there is BOCES(Board of ative Educational Services) that has a specialized program for autistic children in house as well as running programs in many of the area schools. Charity was set to become a student in one of their programs when she was 2 but mommy is a stubborn bird and said no. My SIL's daughter has a different spectrum disorder and was in a program at the school and did quite well. She was taught right in her hometown school and will enter 8th grade this fall in public junior high. Compared to the other schools I have attended, those here in NY and the ones I attended in Michigan, I have to laud the Herkimer School District, the fort School District (West fort Elementary won the 2004 Presidential Academic Merit Award) West Canada Valley School District, and Poland Central School as the best in NY. C'mon, move here, you'll like it, I promise Akiba wrote: I know, but we need a place to land before we pack up and move...Also, homeshooling in NY is impossible and I will *Not* bus Robbin to school (they do with "autistic" kids, and that is not acceptable in any form) Hugz!~*~Akiba~*~ __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 30, 2005 Report Share Posted August 30, 2005 ROFLMHO How tempting that sounds. LOLOL Challis Oh yeah, well that might help huh? Ummmm we have a real big tent if that helps LOL Akiba wrote: We Still would need a place to land...not going to just pack up and end up homeless lovvie... Hugz!~*~Akiba~*~ Re: Neuro visit It is difficult but not impossible, I know that only because I'm doing it LOL. The main reason for that is because I didn't want my daughter put in special ed when what she needed was just one on one individual attention to help her learn. According to medical authorities she has Asperger's (I don't believe it but hey what do I know) You have to file with Albany and your child has to pass standardized testing, especially at the 4th and 8th grade levels. Do I love NY, not necessarily but its home for us. As far as public schools go, it depends on where you find a nest to roost in, alot of the schools in this area are integrated learning programs. The elementary in the next town has all kinds of students, "normal", learning impaired, disabled, and ESL students. In Herkimer and at most all the local schools there is BOCES(Board of ative Educational Services) that has a specialized program for autistic children in house as well as running programs in many of the area schools. Charity was set to become a student in one of their programs when she was 2 but mommy is a stubborn bird and said no. My SIL's daughter has a different spectrum disorder and was in a program at the school and did quite well. She was taught right in her hometown school and will enter 8th grade this fall in public junior high. Compared to the other schools I have attended, those here in NY and the ones I attended in Michigan, I have to laud the Herkimer School District, the fort School District (West fort Elementary won the 2004 Presidential Academic Merit Award) West Canada Valley School District, and Poland Central School as the best in NY. C'mon, move here, you'll like it, I promise Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 31, 2005 Report Share Posted August 31, 2005 big difference. holy crap. jerry plows wrote: I think I got blessed too when I had Chloe. Charity is a sweet wonderful 4 year old but her baby hood had me in tears every day, sleep was non existent, she wouldn't eat, cried constantly, and was sick all the time. Chloe slept all nite from 4 weeks, is very mild mannered, calm, and good natured. They both are really, but when I delivered Chloe I was petrified at what the future held. I don't get my sugars either. Last night it was 197 and this morning it was 69. I took nothing to bring it down so go figure. I give up LOL Trista wrote: 207 is pretty high, considering you had no carbs. The baby is fine. He is such a sweet, quiet, mellow little guy. Not at all like my 20 month old. He's a handfull! Guess God thought I needed an easy one for a change. Tristajerry plows wrote: Hello, how is that precious little one today?? That is a great blood sugar. Yay for you. For some reason mine was 207 this afternoon, Hmmm, its a little odd since all I had today was thickened tea for breakfast (oh yum) and some ground turkey for lunch. Guess I'll have to keep an eye on it and maybe even call the good old endocrinologist. I had to stop the chewable bromelain myself, just because it was giving me spike in the sugars. Each one was only 1 gram of sugar but for whatever reason made it shoot right up. I think for now the only sugar I'll be having is the kisses my kids give me. Trista wrote: I suppose the chewables wouldn't be a good thing then huh? Actually, I am now med free since I started breastfeeding. (diabetes meds) My sugar is hovering round 100 - 106 before meals and 1 hr. post. Yay!!!!!!! Tristajerry plows wrote: Tri 40 mg. 100 Chewables 007350 $5.39Buy 1 Get 1 Half Price 500 mg. 60 Tablets 007410 $10.19Buy 1 Get 1 Half Price 500 mg. 120 Tablets 007412 $17.31Buy 1 Get 1 Half Price Trista, here is a partial price list, the chewables are listed there on top. I have to mix them with the regular tablets to reach my max dose but now I just like taking them for the added taste treat, just so you know, you weed need to ingest 12 1/2 chewables to equal one 500 mg tablet, not the best option for a diabetic. I take 6 of the chewable in addition to my 4 tablets. Trista wrote: Thanks . I've never heard of Vitamin World. I found it yesterday on the internet for 180, 500 mg tabs for $6.49. Wasn't sure if that was good or not. I'd like to find the chewables. Tristajerry plows wrote: Butting in here, as usual. If there is a Vitamin World near you, go there. They have the best prices of any place I've seen on almost everything but especially Bromelain. I just bought a bottle of 500 pills for less than $12 and a bottle of 100 chewables for less than $6. trista_abeloe wrote: Akiba,How much do you take? I want to order some and there's a huge difference in price from place to place. What exactly am I looking for and what is a good price? TIA, Trista> Well I just blew my poor Neurologist away...I walked in, no walking stick, minimal limp, smiling, rested...he said Well I guess you've made MY day! I asked him, during the visit, how many lesions I have and where they are, turns out I only have two, one is 6x8mm, the other 10mm round. And they are totally inactive. The other thing that really surprised him is that the last time I saw him he Dx'd me with pretty severe carpal tunnel. And it is cured. No surgery either. He was astonished. I told him I've been taking Bromelain, and it is gone He said But we have concrete proof you have it, I said HAD. hehehe. Thank you friend Challis for telling me about Bromelain. I told him I do still have fatigue, and as a reault sometimes sleep as much as 12 hours a day. He said Now you're trying to make me jealous! Apparently he had the night from hades in the hospital. poor guy.> Hugz!> ~*~Akiba~*~ __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 31, 2005 Report Share Posted August 31, 2005 big difference. holy crap. jerry plows wrote: I think I got blessed too when I had Chloe. Charity is a sweet wonderful 4 year old but her baby hood had me in tears every day, sleep was non existent, she wouldn't eat, cried constantly, and was sick all the time. Chloe slept all nite from 4 weeks, is very mild mannered, calm, and good natured. They both are really, but when I delivered Chloe I was petrified at what the future held. I don't get my sugars either. Last night it was 197 and this morning it was 69. I took nothing to bring it down so go figure. I give up LOL Trista wrote: 207 is pretty high, considering you had no carbs. The baby is fine. He is such a sweet, quiet, mellow little guy. Not at all like my 20 month old. He's a handfull! Guess God thought I needed an easy one for a change. Tristajerry plows wrote: Hello, how is that precious little one today?? That is a great blood sugar. Yay for you. For some reason mine was 207 this afternoon, Hmmm, its a little odd since all I had today was thickened tea for breakfast (oh yum) and some ground turkey for lunch. Guess I'll have to keep an eye on it and maybe even call the good old endocrinologist. I had to stop the chewable bromelain myself, just because it was giving me spike in the sugars. Each one was only 1 gram of sugar but for whatever reason made it shoot right up. I think for now the only sugar I'll be having is the kisses my kids give me. Trista wrote: I suppose the chewables wouldn't be a good thing then huh? Actually, I am now med free since I started breastfeeding. (diabetes meds) My sugar is hovering round 100 - 106 before meals and 1 hr. post. Yay!!!!!!! Tristajerry plows wrote: Tri 40 mg. 100 Chewables 007350 $5.39Buy 1 Get 1 Half Price 500 mg. 60 Tablets 007410 $10.19Buy 1 Get 1 Half Price 500 mg. 120 Tablets 007412 $17.31Buy 1 Get 1 Half Price Trista, here is a partial price list, the chewables are listed there on top. I have to mix them with the regular tablets to reach my max dose but now I just like taking them for the added taste treat, just so you know, you weed need to ingest 12 1/2 chewables to equal one 500 mg tablet, not the best option for a diabetic. I take 6 of the chewable in addition to my 4 tablets. Trista wrote: Thanks . I've never heard of Vitamin World. I found it yesterday on the internet for 180, 500 mg tabs for $6.49. Wasn't sure if that was good or not. I'd like to find the chewables. Tristajerry plows wrote: Butting in here, as usual. If there is a Vitamin World near you, go there. They have the best prices of any place I've seen on almost everything but especially Bromelain. I just bought a bottle of 500 pills for less than $12 and a bottle of 100 chewables for less than $6. trista_abeloe wrote: Akiba,How much do you take? I want to order some and there's a huge difference in price from place to place. What exactly am I looking for and what is a good price? TIA, Trista> Well I just blew my poor Neurologist away...I walked in, no walking stick, minimal limp, smiling, rested...he said Well I guess you've made MY day! I asked him, during the visit, how many lesions I have and where they are, turns out I only have two, one is 6x8mm, the other 10mm round. And they are totally inactive. The other thing that really surprised him is that the last time I saw him he Dx'd me with pretty severe carpal tunnel. And it is cured. No surgery either. He was astonished. I told him I've been taking Bromelain, and it is gone He said But we have concrete proof you have it, I said HAD. hehehe. Thank you friend Challis for telling me about Bromelain. I told him I do still have fatigue, and as a reault sometimes sleep as much as 12 hours a day. He said Now you're trying to make me jealous! Apparently he had the night from hades in the hospital. poor guy.> Hugz!> ~*~Akiba~*~ __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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