Guest guest Posted March 10, 2002 Report Share Posted March 10, 2002 I had that problem last week when yahoo went down. Yahoo hasn't been the same since. They are scheduled to go down again the entire weekend next week. I'll FW that info. Help Is anyone else having this problem with Yahoo that I'm experiencing? I can't get into any of my groups nor sign up for a new one nor even check out any groups. I'd really like to know that I'm not crazy. Peggy Peggy (mhksmom) Today is the first day of the rest of my life........ --------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2002 Report Share Posted March 10, 2002 I thought Yahoo was done all yesterday and last nite They are a real pain in the you know what. It was so much better when it was one list and then egroups. Marsha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2002 Report Share Posted March 10, 2002 Thank you Denisa. I thought we had a virus or something because up until I read your post, no one else seemed to have this problem. That makes me feel better. Peggy Denisa wrote: I had that problem last week when yahoo went down. Yahoo hasn't been the same since. They are scheduled to go down again the entire weekend next week. I'll FW that info. Help Is anyone else having this problem with Yahoo that I'm experiencing? I can't get into any of my groups nor sign up for a new one nor even check out any groups. I'd really like to know that I'm not crazy. Peggy Peggy (mhksmom) Today is the first day of the rest of my life........ --------------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2003 Report Share Posted February 5, 2003 Sandie says: " My dad used to repeat things often, over and over (when he was able to talk). I handled each question and statement as if it were new to me as well. I figured there was a great amount of dignity involved. If my dad " knew " he was repeating, he wouldn't repeat. " Wow. Could have used this advice today. I get so frustrated at Mom for asking me over and over the same damn things. I try to just answer them calmly but... She complained in November that she needed new teeth. I took her to my dentist and he said he could make a new set--very expensive and she would have to get used to them all over again. He could re-line the old pair and polish the teeth (she claimed lettuce would stick to them) and it would be much less expensive. He liked that there was a good suction on the upper dentures and didn't want to mess with that. She had the teeth relined. She then needed an adjustment. It was making her mouth sore. I made another appointment which my uncle was able to take her to. He filed some spots down. She complained that there was some other spots needed to be filed. He filed again at another appointment. Now she says her teeth keep falling out. They are too loose. So I said she should call and get another appointment. Now, she was capable of making the last one while I was away on vacation, so I thought she just needed the phone number. I gave it to her, gave her his name, said she should call right away (I was at work). She then left messages at my house saying she didn't remember if I was going to call. I called her back that night and told her " no, you were going to call, that is why I gave you the number. She couldn't find the number. I gave it again. Today she called me at work and said she couldn't remember if I was going to call or if she was supposed to. I called her back and told her she was supposed to. I asked her if she wanted me to call. She said " don't make it too early " . I said well maybe you should call and that way you could set up the time. She was going to call tomorrow. I explained that she probably wouldn't get an appointment for tomorrow if she waited. He is only in on Tues and Thurs. and this is why I wanted her to call at the beginning (or allow me to call). SIGH! So, now after all that, I think I am supposed to call, but to tell you the truth, I FORGET! Bless you Sandie, You always make me look at how I do things and show me the right way! Thank you, Kath Re: help Jayn My thoughts are 'as long as their is life, there is hope'. Unfortunately, with your sisters memory loss, this disease is causing more distress on you than it is on her right now. So, today I will pray for you to have the knowledge to know how to handle this type of situation with your sister. I will pray for a break in the moments ahead, so you can gather your thoughts and regain strength. Do hang onto your faith...there is such power there. My prayers are with you as I am writing this. Sandie Des Moines, IA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2003 Report Share Posted February 5, 2003 My mother is also a loner. No friends. She had them but due to selfishness, they got fed up and stopped calling. The " house " represents the life they used to have. When I think of this I realize that we can never give them that. My mom was lonely at home. She was sad at home. She was scared, because she lived alone at home. She also doesn't want anyone around her all the time, and complains about this one and that one. She labels residents. She calls one the " complainer " . Ha! She cannot see the humour that I see. Another she called the " door knocker " as the poor woman had Alz. and kept going to the wrong room. She forgets that she was found in another man's room twice since she has been living there. Incidently, the wooden heart I placed on her door helped somewhat with that, but when she " sleepwalks " she can go anywhere. She called the other lady at her dinner table the " grumpy one " . When I asked who she meant she said the " old " lady. It is amazing how they cannot see themselves. My point is that no matter what, we cannot give them back the home they desire, because even if you brought them back, it still wouldn't be right, because they are not back to where they were. It has been a long haul to this point. I visited my mother every day or two since Aug. In Jan. I had to back off or I would have lost my health and sanity. She has survived. Where she is may not be the home she remembered but it is safe. She doesn't have to fear someone breaking in and hurting her. She is eating better. She has contact with people. She has something to talk about other than her illness (now I also hear about everyone else's illness ;-)) We are definitely not out of the woods yet, and wont be until the house (and the cottage) are sold. And who knows when exactly that will be, but for now she is not the terribly sad person she was in November. Maybe one day she might participate too. She did go on a couple of bus trips. Complained about them too. Too cold, too much money, and after a museum visit--too many rocks. ha! Kath Re: help Thank you so very much for your reply. I keep hoping she will get to a point she will understand she can't move back to her house. She is a loner says no one ever comes to see her but doesn't want to partispate (sp) in what is going on around her. Doesn't want anyone around her all the time, but is unhappy where she is. I keep praying that one day she will not ask to go back to her house in every conversation we have. Thanks again for sharing Jayn in S GA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2003 Report Share Posted February 5, 2003 Kath Well, you are welcome but please don't beat yourself up by the way you handled the situation with " the teeth " . Ya know, you can only do your best, and seeing what all you went through, you went above and beyond the energy level of 10 people. This disease affects everyone involved in the family, not just the person diagnosed. At times, the hallucinations are so believable that it only seems fair to check into it. The fluctuations can be so often that it is tough to know if our LO is having a clear moment, or cloudy. I think you are doing a wonderful job. Hang in there! Just one question...who is calling the dr. tomorrow...for sure? Sorry, it was out there for the taking...trying to shed some humor on an otherwise tough situation. My prayers are with you! Sandie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2003 Report Share Posted February 6, 2003 Mom called me this morning. I had already called the dentist and got an appointment for Feb 18th. She said is that the soonest you could get? I said " well...yes " . I didn't really beat myself up, but as you suggested, I laughed at the fact that I couldn't remember who was going to call in the end. Today, mom was with a friend of mine who is being a " companion " while mom goes to her house to sort things...I hadn't planned on Tammy being there today, but mom called her. She is very happy with Tammy (it is weird because my mother never praises anyone, but thank goodness for small blessings). Tammy was able to go with mom today, but the problem arose when I knew mom didn't have the cash to pay her. I explained to mom that she would have to get Tammy to take her to the bank so she could get out money to pay her. Mid afternoon I received a phone call from Tammy. She said mom wanted her to take her to the bank. I said " yeah, that's okay, it's so she can get out the money to pay you. She said that she was just making sure it was okay, didn't want to cross any lines etc. I said that it was okay and hung up. Mom calls later and says that she didn't have money to pay Tammy. I said didn't she take you to the bank? Mom says no. I am puzzled but probably mom told Tammy not to bother.(I haven't asked her yet). Tammy being the kind person she is, wouldn't have questioned it. Now, mom is asking me if I can bring money so she can pay Tammy. I now have to go to the bank machine get out $50 of my own money, take it to my mom, get mom to write me a check, bring it to the bank and deposit it to my account. Isn't it funny how such a small thing can make you crazy?!! ARRRRRRGH! It could have been so simple... Today, I forgot to order pizza for 27 children. My brain is mush. I did manage a solution though. I was able to go to the cafeteria at the attached junior school and buy enough pizza for the kids that had clubs at lunch. I had phoned immediately to the pizza store but it was going to be 20 minutes and I had to pick it up. I sent a co-worker to the pizza store while I was dishing out the cafeteria pizza and all the kids had their pizza by 12 noon. I had to replace the pizza in the cafeteria because the pizza I had bought depleted their supply so much she feared that the junior high school kids wouldn't have enough for their lunch! I am learning to think quick when there is a problem and follow Barbara Coloroso's advice that " there is no problem so big it cannot be solved. " I admitted to the kids at the daycare that I messed up. I made a mistake. And then I fixed it. A good lesson for them. ly, these lessons I really don't need at my age...a few more gray hairs grew today. But I am still laughing at the predicaments I somehow find myself in. They seem to only happen to me. Kath Re: help Kath Well, you are welcome but please don't beat yourself up by the way you handled the situation with " the teeth " . Ya know, you can only do your best, and seeing what all you went through, you went above and beyond the energy level of 10 people. This disease affects everyone involved in the family, not just the person diagnosed. At times, the hallucinations are so believable that it only seems fair to check into it. The fluctuations can be so often that it is tough to know if our LO is having a clear moment, or cloudy. I think you are doing a wonderful job. Hang in there! Just one question...who is calling the dr. tomorrow...for sure? Sorry, it was out there for the taking...trying to shed some humor on an otherwise tough situation. My prayers are with you! Sandie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 7, 2003 Report Share Posted February 7, 2003 Kath Just wanted you to know I carry my own black cloud above my head...daily. What seems to take others one simple step from point A to point B takes me subtitle a, b, c, 1, 2, and 3 just to get where everyone else is. I seemed to have acquired an enormous amount of patience in my life, knowing any and every task won't be simple. Also, I tell everyone " I am harmless to everyone, but myself " ...humor always helps. So glad you were able to get the dentist called, well, that you even figured out who was suppose to call sounds like a major accomplishment in itself. Then, you did a wonderful " quick fix " on the pizza front. I need you in my life for the quick thinking you do...may make my life easier. Hang in there and know, you really aren't alone in the mumble jumble world of confusion. Hugs- Sandie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 11, 2006 Report Share Posted May 11, 2006 http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/Child_Care/Search_Texas_Child_Care/ppFacilitySea rchDayCare.asp is a link to a database where you can specify you are looking for special needs child care. Also in the HOUSTON area only http://www.initiativesforchildren.org/index.html Collaborative for Children 3800 Buffalo Speedway - Ste. 300 Houston, TX 77098 Main Phone: 713/600-1100 Main Fax: 713/600-1105 Resource & Referral: 1- or 713/600-1234 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ For Dallas, Fort Worth, El Paso, San call this toll free number or check the website Child Care Texas; www.childcaretexas.org 1 S. " The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for enough good men to do nothing. " E. Burke Help I can't find childcare for my 7 year old autistic son in the Garland/Plano/ area...please tell me someone has leads! Walton Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 11, 2006 Report Share Posted May 11, 2006 Thank you so much for responding...I found 3 pages of numbers. Singleton wrote: http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/Child_Care/Search_Texas_Child_Care/ppFacilitySea rchDayCare.asp is a link to a database where you can specify you are looking for special needs child care. Also in the HOUSTON area only http://www.initiativesforchildren.org/index.html Collaborative for Children 3800 Buffalo Speedway - Ste. 300 Houston, TX 77098 Main Phone: 713/600-1100 Main Fax: 713/600-1105 Resource & Referral: 1- or 713/600-1234 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ For Dallas, Fort Worth, El Paso, San call this toll free number or check the website Child Care Texas; www.childcaretexas.org 1 S. " The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for enough good men to do nothing. " E. Burke Help I can't find childcare for my 7 year old autistic son in the Garland/Plano/ area...please tell me someone has leads! Walton Texas Autism Advocacy www.TexasAutismAdvocacy.org Texas Disability Network Calendar of Events www.TexasAutismAdvocacy.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2007 Report Share Posted October 25, 2007 You might want to check for parasites. All of the behaviors you just mentioned are those of parasites. Does he eat dirt? Are his mineral levels ok? Especially Zinc and Magnesium? I would up those two minerals and if you see no results get a parasitology done. Good luck, Jen in BC > > Thank you all for your responds to my son's sensory questions. Am also > dealing with smearing of feceaces everywhere after he has BM ,he > grinds his teeth and chews on practically everthing including paper or > anything he can find as if to satisfy some cravings. I don't know what > to do . Am thinking of the scd diet. where can I find reciepes for > that . All he eats is rice and gf sphagette. am not sure how he would > survive without rice. What do we need to be testing for. > please help me help my little guy. > what is stan's website and what is his protocol > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 26, 2007 Report Share Posted October 26, 2007 hi, SCD would probably be a good start, this is the place to get all the information and recipes: www.pecanbread.com i would consider the following also: magnesium supplements (citrate or glycinate powder caps, and also epsom salt baths) as well as antivirals - if you cannot get hold of Valtrex try OLE instead. also try Cod Liver Oil, starting slowly and if tolerated build to at least 2 teaspoons per day add a good probiotic (in addition or instead of SCD yogurt, if yogurt is not tolerated) natasa > > Thank you all for your responds to my son's sensory questions. Am also > dealing with smearing of feceaces everywhere after he has BM ,he > grinds his teeth and chews on practically everthing including paper or > anything he can find as if to satisfy some cravings. I don't know what > to do . Am thinking of the scd diet. where can I find reciepes for > that . All he eats is rice and gf sphagette. am not sure how he would > survive without rice. What do we need to be testing for. > please help me help my little guy. > what is stan's website and what is his protocol > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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