Explaining to a child why they are seeing a doctor?

[Guest guest]

flo crazy

>

> Now I am not sure what the heck I have done to the computer but I am

> posting

> things and they are coming up as posted by Simon. Hmmmm, perhaps I could

> just carry on and blame him for any misdemeanours (sp?)! Ah well, hope it

> is obvious who the " poster " is. I am trying again so here's hoping!

>

> Flo

>

>

>

> >

> > Pam,

> > Never too late. I learnt a few important lessons here too. What's

> more,

> > the school in question is not back until this coming week so neither of

> us

> > has bumped into " mum " . I am sure she will appreciate all the

> input. She

> > is

> > ordinarily a proactive parent, just I think this issue sort of paralysed

> > her. She is a parent governor at J's school so not a shrinking violet.

> >

> > Thank you, you are so right. I am a great believer in keeping kids

> > informed

> > as possible about everything to the point where I do worry if I am

> > overloading them. As soon as J has the language, there will of course

> be

> > a

> > new mission to educate her as much as possible on the medical,

> therapeutic

> > and social interventions and the implications of CHARGE. She needs to

> > take

> > control of her future and we cannot expect her to do that in the absence

> > of

> > information about her own syndrome (feeling sorry for the poor girl

> > already!).

> >

> > Pam, on an addendum, never underestimate the extent and value of your

> > wisdom.

> >

> > Cheers............

> > Flo

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

flo crazy

>

> Now I am not sure what the heck I have done to the computer but I am

> posting

> things and they are coming up as posted by Simon. Hmmmm, perhaps I could

> just carry on and blame him for any misdemeanours (sp?)! Ah well, hope it

> is obvious who the " poster " is. I am trying again so here's hoping!

>

> Flo

>

>

>

> >

> > Pam,

> > Never too late. I learnt a few important lessons here too. What's

> more,

> > the school in question is not back until this coming week so neither of

> us

> > has bumped into " mum " . I am sure she will appreciate all the

> input. She

> > is

> > ordinarily a proactive parent, just I think this issue sort of paralysed

> > her. She is a parent governor at J's school so not a shrinking violet.

> >

> > Thank you, you are so right. I am a great believer in keeping kids

> > informed

> > as possible about everything to the point where I do worry if I am

> > overloading them. As soon as J has the language, there will of course

> be

> > a

> > new mission to educate her as much as possible on the medical,

> therapeutic

> > and social interventions and the implications of CHARGE. She needs to

> > take

> > control of her future and we cannot expect her to do that in the absence

> > of

> > information about her own syndrome (feeling sorry for the poor girl

> > already!).

> >

> > Pam, on an addendum, never underestimate the extent and value of your

> > wisdom.

> >

> > Cheers............

> > Flo

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Flo (or your alias, Simon)

a humble thank you.

pam

[Guest guest]

Flo (or your alias, Simon)

a humble thank you.

pam

[Guest guest]

Flo (or your alias, Simon)

a humble thank you.

pam