Re: HI I AM NEW TO THE GROUP

[Guest guest]

Children who can't talk often become violent out of frustration. Does

your daughter have some way to communicate with you? Gestures? How do

you know what she wants or needs? Have you been offered sign language,

pictures, or some other way for her to let you know what she wants?

There are lots of causes of violence--some of them we can't figure

out--but not being able to communicate is very frustrating and will lead

to violence.

Steve

>>> jane_374@... 08/22/04 11:11AM >>>

hi my name is veronica and i have a child who was diagnosed with adhd

and pdd autism 2 yrs ago. now shes almost 6 and still dont talk she

gets vilonet at times and even though shes on meds it seems like she

dont care. do u have any suggestions on what we should do. thanks

veronica

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I found our son had a lot of aggression issues from milk products and

chocolate. Have you tried removing these from her diet?

Good Luck~~

Rose

hi i am new to the group

hi my name is veronica and i have a child who was diagnosed with adhd

and pdd autism 2 yrs ago. now shes almost 6 and still dont talk she

gets vilonet at times and even though shes on meds it seems like she

dont care. do u have any suggestions on what we should do. thanks veronica

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[Guest guest]

When I replied last night I wrote only about communication and violence.

There are of course lots of factors that might be playing a role, and

I'm glad Rose brought up the possibility of certain foods. Tummy aches,

headaches, foods, food dyes, and allergies are all possibilities---much

better to identify what's causing the problem and deal with that, if you

can, rather than just using a medication. You don't mention where you

live, and if you are getting connected with someone experienced with

non-traditional approaches to ADHD/PDD/Autism, esp and DAN!

practitioners; you can learn a lot from this group, and you can learn

where the doctors who are known to this group are working.

S G Kahler

>>> jane_374@... 08/22/04 11:11AM >>>

hi my name is veronica and i have a child who was diagnosed with adhd

and pdd autism 2 yrs ago. now shes almost 6 and still dont talk she

gets vilonet at times and even though shes on meds it seems like she

dont care. do u have any suggestions on what we should do. thanks

veronica

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the original author(s), and is not necessarily endorsed by or the

opinion of the Research Institute.

[Guest guest]

Hi Joyce,

Welcome to the group! So glad your here, there are great people here,

and wonderful moderators with great information. You have had RA for

awhile, and can be very helpful to others. I am looking forward to get

to know you, welcome hug, Tawny

> Hi All

> I have just joined this group today

> I am 57 years old. I was dx with RA when I was 27 yrs.

> I have had 4 joint replacements over the years.

> Looking forward to getting to know you all

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> Joyce

[Guest guest]

Hi Joyce,

Welcome to the group! So glad your here, there are great people here,

and wonderful moderators with great information. You have had RA for

awhile, and can be very helpful to others. I am looking forward to get

to know you, welcome hug, Tawny

> Hi All

> I have just joined this group today

> I am 57 years old. I was dx with RA when I was 27 yrs.

> I have had 4 joint replacements over the years.

> Looking forward to getting to know you all

>

>

> Joyce

[Guest guest]

Welcome Joyce. I'm 51 and have had RA for 30 years. I've had my

knees replaced and could use

a few ankles when they have a better success rate. What joints have

you had replaced?

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On Sep 15, 2005, at 2:06 PM, JOYCE wrote:

> Hi All

> I have just joined this group today

> I am 57 years old. I was dx with RA when I was 27 yrs.

> I have had 4 joint replacements over the years.

> Looking forward to getting to know you all

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> Joyce

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[Guest guest]

Welcome Joyce. I'm 51 and have had RA for 30 years. I've had my

knees replaced and could use

a few ankles when they have a better success rate. What joints have

you had replaced?

a

On Sep 15, 2005, at 2:06 PM, JOYCE wrote:

> Hi All

> I have just joined this group today

> I am 57 years old. I was dx with RA when I was 27 yrs.

> I have had 4 joint replacements over the years.

> Looking forward to getting to know you all

>

>

> Joyce

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[Guest guest]

HI Joyce! I am 38 and was diagnosed at the age of 34-convalescing froma

total knee replacement. I am on Humira-prednisone and vicodan. Need to be on

MTX, but am trying to get pregnant! Hubby just does not understand the

painof the disease......been REALLY sore lately! Hope all is well with

everone else? Again, welcome Joyce-looking forward to your posts! sherri

in pa

Stay strong and healthy

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>Subject: Re: [ ] HI I AM NEW TO THE GROUP

>Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 19:48:00 -0400

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>Welcome Joyce. I'm 51 and have had RA for 30 years. I've had my

>knees replaced and could use

>a few ankles when they have a better success rate. What joints have

>you had replaced?

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>On Sep 15, 2005, at 2:06 PM, JOYCE wrote:

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> > Hi All

> > I have just joined this group today

> > I am 57 years old. I was dx with RA when I was 27 yrs.

> > I have had 4 joint replacements over the years.

> > Looking forward to getting to know you all

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> > Joyce

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[Guest guest]

HI Joyce! I am 38 and was diagnosed at the age of 34-convalescing froma

total knee replacement. I am on Humira-prednisone and vicodan. Need to be on

MTX, but am trying to get pregnant! Hubby just does not understand the

painof the disease......been REALLY sore lately! Hope all is well with

everone else? Again, welcome Joyce-looking forward to your posts! sherri

in pa

Stay strong and healthy

>From: a <a54@...>

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>Subject: Re: [ ] HI I AM NEW TO THE GROUP

>Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 19:48:00 -0400

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>Welcome Joyce. I'm 51 and have had RA for 30 years. I've had my

>knees replaced and could use

>a few ankles when they have a better success rate. What joints have

>you had replaced?

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>a

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>On Sep 15, 2005, at 2:06 PM, JOYCE wrote:

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> > Hi All

> > I have just joined this group today

> > I am 57 years old. I was dx with RA when I was 27 yrs.

> > I have had 4 joint replacements over the years.

> > Looking forward to getting to know you all

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> > Joyce

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