Guest guest Report post Posted June 16, 2005 does anyone know about Montmorency Tart Cherries? here is the link, if anyone would like to look at it and if anyone knows about it i would really appreciate hearing from you. i have chronic fatigue syndrome, and have spent thousands of dollars on suppliments. i came accross this cherry juice and was about to order (i will try almost ANYTHING), but then decided not to my usual impulsive self, and maybe do some research on it, but i really don't know where to go except to the folks who are selling it! thanks much, jacque Re: objectionable name Thank you , --- Wilkins <montemomma2002@...> wrote: > I suspect , that our voice was heard and that handle > will not be used here again.Since I know the source > as a vendor , > > > > --------------------------------- > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted June 16, 2005 Are you eating any polyunsaturated oils? Also, you may want to take a look at T. Colin 's book, The China Study. Blessings and best of luck to you. Nina Re: ot does anyone know about Montmorency Tart Cherries? here is the link, if anyone would like to look at it and if anyone knows about it i would really appreciate hearing from you. i have chronic fatigue syndrome, and have spent thousands of dollars on suppliments. i came accross this cherry juice and was about to order (i will try almost ANYTHING), but then decided not to my usual impulsive self, and maybe do some research on it, but i really don't know where to go except to the folks who are selling it! thanks much, jacque Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted July 4, 2005 No, it's really " Veni, Vidi, Velco " - " I came, I saw, I stuck around " NZ > OT > > > Caesar is a foreign (Latin) word. They have their own rules of > pronunciation. We just added the word and made it into a > salad. As the > famous Julius Caesar said, " I came, I saw, I ate a salad " or something > like that. Veni, Vidi, Vici. Literally I came, I saw, I > conquered. > > thanks to Sr. Benedict who said, " Latin will serve you all your > life " . Indeed. > > > The Original > > we have a problem,, Caesar starts with " S " sound. > > Lee > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 21, 2005 .... Or at the very least he should give Dudley back his curley pig's tail! Boy, are we OT. -- Nan n a message dated 8/21/2005 5:09:27 PM Mountain Standard Time, nucleus24@... writes: And yes, Harry should turn them into jello. Or worse, leave them to their own devices. Talk about a family that DESERVES each other!! LOL. Implanted December 1988, Activated January 1989 Legally blind most of my life Totally deaf for part of my life Nan Rosen _www.rosetwig.com_ (http://www.rosetwig.com/) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted August 21, 2005 What was so perfect was that the Dursleys could not use magic to remove that pig tail. ROFL *---* *---* *---* *---* *---* We are born naked, wet, hungry, and get slapped on our ass...then things get worse. & Gimlet (Guide Dawggie) Newport, Oregon N24C 3G 8/2000 Hookup rclark0276@... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted November 16, 2005 Hi! My son has been getting OT since he was 3, 2 years before his dx of Aspergers. I am also a COTA (Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant). Although I worked in a nursing home, I have lots of friends in peds. Basically, it is very individualized. Unlike PT where the main concern is motor skills, OT focuses on the activities of daily living (AKA anything that particular person needs to do to meet their daily needs)- with kids, it is anything from self- feeding, fine motor skills, addressing any sensory issues, skills that foster social connections like addressing eye gaze aversion, verbalization, attention to task, etc. My son has low tone in his mouth and upperbody, food aversions, fine motor difficulties and craves proprioception (squishing). While OT can deal with the low oral tone, speech can also help with the food aversions--there is a lot of overlay. Not sure if this helps but think about what your son may need, the school system is most interested in how it will affect your son academically and what needs to be done to make your child more " typical. " Funny really because at our recent Tiger Cub pack meeting, the other scouts were running around, flapping their arms and acting more symptomatic than my son! However, he tends to stay on the outskirts Alison ( ) OT My son Dominic is 2 and has just been diagnosed with AS. In the next couple of weeks he will start OT. Can anyone tell me what kinds of things they do and teach in OT. All this is new to me. Any info. would be helpful. Thanks, LeAnn Dom's Mom Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted November 16, 2005 I highly recommend these two books: The Out of Sync Child and The Out of Sync Child has Fun both by Carol Kranowicz Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted November 16, 2005 Thank you for your reply. Any little bit of info. helps. My son also craves certain sensations. He craves impact like from jumping and any kind of pressure. Will they address this in OT? or are there things I can do at home with him? ALIBEE1@... wrote: Hi! My son has been getting OT since he was 3, 2 years before his dx of Aspergers. I am also a COTA (Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant). Although I worked in a nursing home, I have lots of friends in peds. Basically, it is very individualized. Unlike PT where the main concern is motor skills, OT focuses on the activities of daily living (AKA anything that particular person needs to do to meet their daily needs)- with kids, it is anything from self- feeding, fine motor skills, addressing any sensory issues, skills that foster social connections like addressing eye gaze aversion, verbalization, attention to task, etc. My son has low tone in his mouth and upperbody, food aversions, fine motor difficulties and craves proprioception (squishing). While OT can deal with the low oral tone, speech can also help with the food aversions--there is a lot of overlay. Not sure if this helps but think about what your son may need, the school system is most interested in how it will affect your son academically and what needs to be done to make your child more " typical. " Funny really because at our recent Tiger Cub pack meeting, the other scouts were running around, flapping their arms and acting more symptomatic than my son! However, he tends to stay on the outskirts Alison ( ) OT My son Dominic is 2 and has just been diagnosed with AS. In the next couple of weeks he will start OT. Can anyone tell me what kinds of things they do and teach in OT. All this is new to me. Any info. would be helpful. Thanks, LeAnn Dom's Mom Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted November 17, 2005 Hi, my son recieves ot for his sensory issues and fine motor skills. He also loves jumping and pressure. He has a wonderful therapist who addresses these things with him. The therapist May also suggest some things you can do at home to address your sons individual sensory issues. Someone had recommened the Out of Sync Child book, I agree with them it is a great book with a lot of useful things in it. Becky LeAnn Lang <leannlang@...> wrote: Thank you for your reply. Any little bit of info. helps. My son also craves certain sensations. He craves impact like from jumping and any kind of pressure. Will they address this in OT? or are there things I can do at home with him? ALIBEE1@... wrote: Hi! My son has been getting OT since he was 3, 2 years before his dx of Aspergers. I am also a COTA (Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant). Although I worked in a nursing home, I have lots of friends in peds. Basically, it is very individualized. Unlike PT where the main concern is motor skills, OT focuses on the activities of daily living (AKA anything that particular person needs to do to meet their daily needs)- with kids, it is anything from self- feeding, fine motor skills, addressing any sensory issues, skills that foster social connections like addressing eye gaze aversion, verbalization, attention to task, etc. My son has low tone in his mouth and upperbody, food aversions, fine motor difficulties and craves proprioception (squishing). While OT can deal with the low oral tone, speech can also help with the food aversions--there is a lot of overlay. Not sure if this helps but think about what your son may need, the school system is most interested in how it will affect your son academically and what needs to be done to make your child more " typical. " Funny really because at our recent Tiger Cub pack meeting, the other scouts were running around, flapping their arms and acting more symptomatic than my son! However, he tends to stay on the outskirts Alison ( ) OT My son Dominic is 2 and has just been diagnosed with AS. In the next couple of weeks he will start OT. Can anyone tell me what kinds of things they do and teach in OT. All this is new to me. Any info. would be helpful. Thanks, LeAnn Dom's Mom Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted December 1, 2005 , I knew I could rely on you to say it for me. ROFL *---* *---* *---* *---* *---* " A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself. " -- Josh Billings & Dreamer Doll (Guide Dawggie) Newport, Oregon N24C 3G 8/2000 Hookup rclark0276@... http://webpages.charter.net/dog_guide/ NEW Home Page! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted February 17, 2006 Oops I forgot to put a subject in there!!! Sorry This is cute, Rusty! I should be working, you know! Thanks for the distraction on a slow day, Michele This is fun. Hope I receive it back from you. Read through the comments below about your friend and then make sure you read the instructions at the bottom. Have fun! 1. What time is it? 11:33 CT 2. What's your full name? Michele Jeannette Berner Tepper 3. What are you most afraid of? small, closed in spaces 4. What is the most recent movie that you saw in a theater? Can't remember 5. Place of birth? Chicago Il 6. Favorite food? Steak, sweet potatoes, chocolate 7. What's your natural hair color? brown 8. Ever been to Alaska? no 9. Love someone so much it made you cry? yes 10. Been in a car accident? no 11. Croutons or bacon bits? both 12. Favorite day of the week? Saturday 13. Favorite Restaurant? An Italian place called Casto's. 14. Favorite Flower? roses 15. Favorite sport to watch? Softball or volleyball 16. Favorite Drink? coffee 17. Favorite ice cream? Moose tracks 18. Disney or Warner Brothers? Disney 19. Favorite fast food restaurant? Subway 20. What color is your bedroom carpet? mauvey - brownish mix 21. How many times have you failed your drivers test? none 22. Before this one, from whom did you get your last e-mail? one of my e-mail groups 23. What do you do most often when you are bored? Read 24. Bedtime? Around 11:00 25. Who will respond to this e-mail the quickest? Not sure 26. Which person is least likely to responde? not sure 27. Whose reponse are you most curious to see? all of them 28. Favorite TV shows? Law & Order; What not to Wear 29. What are you currently reading? Just finished Between Friends 30. Ford or Chevy? Chevy, but I am a Mopar girl at heart 31. What are you listening to right now? Internet radio - WDRV deep tracks 32. What are you favorite colors? Red 33. How many tattoos do you have? none 34. How many pets do you have? One dog, Star, and our first kitten, Busters 35. Which came first the chicken or the egg? I think chicken 36. How many people are you sending this e-mail to? Not sure RETURN DIRECTIONS: Now, here's what you're supposed to do... and please do not spoil the fun. Copy and Paste in new email, delete my answers and type in your answers. Then send this to a whole bunch of people you know INCLUDING the person who sent it to you. The theory is that you will learn a lot of little known facts about those who know you. Remember to send it back to the person who sent it to you. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted April 19, 2006 : Thank you so much for that ! We know a few people that went there, but they went a long time ago. I'm glad to hear that he loved his college experience. He doesn't like being an engineer though?? How's Sophie doing?? and Rob 16 Spondy On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 20:27:21 -0400 " Weber " <teamsophie@...> writes: , graduated from IUPUI (his diploma read Purdue, however). He is an electrical engineer. He absolutely loved his college experience while there. He's not too hip on the engineering field but... he did like the college. Broadripple wasn't bad, either! On 4/18/06, snooksmama@... <snooksmama@...> wrote: > > Michele: > Thank you so much for the suggestions. I 've been to fastweb.com last > week, and its awesome! I also have some other things to check into this > summer. I'm glad we are getting an early start on things. I will also > make sure to write to the school financial aid. Our drug co-pays alone > would pay his tuition!You are so nice to give me these suggestions and > I'm going to save this email! Thanks again! > > and Rob 16 Spondy > > On Tue, 18 Apr 2006 12:53:10 -0500 " Tepper, Michele " > <MTepper@...> writes: > Just wanted to say how wonderful Rob may have picked his school. I have > heard of that university - it is a good school from what I hear. Good > luck to him! I know all this gets stressful, but Rob can do it! Don't > forget about www.fastweb.com - they can give you lots of sources for > scholarships and perhaps he may even get some grants. A bit of advice I > received that helped us was to write a letter to the school financial > aid office after you fill out your FAFSA (once he knows where he is > going and is accepted). Tell them of the medical issues in the family, > any job type issues, anything that affects your finances. For us, I was > told to even include how much tuition we paid for grammar and high > school. It did help, especially after my daughter's first year. Never > hurts to ask! Michele ( 18, spondy) > > Re: > > : > I am glad that all is going ok...I'll continue to keep you guys in my > prayers. > I wanted to tell you...I , too had to have nerve conduction studies done > because of numbness and tingling in my feet...well, my rheumy's office > thought it might be the Arava, and lo and behold...2 months after coming > off the Arava, the numbness and tingling is almost gone! So, it could be > the Arava causing this for you. > I hope after you wait it out and start the new meds that they make a > dramatic improvement for you. I know that Rob had a good response to the > Enbrel, but lately he has complained more and more, and when he goes > back > in June we are going to discuss whether he needs to try something new. > He is ready to be 17 and quite frankly, he is pretty stressed out by > school and driving me crazy! I'll be glad when summer is here. I think > we > found his college...its less than 2 hours away, is a very nice campus, > and very geared towards people with special needs. They are more than > willing to help him succeed despite the ADD and arthritis issues, and > Voc > rehab hopefully will come through with some $$$. The college is IUPUI > (Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis). He wants to study > mechanical engineering. We went for a tour a week ago and we and he were > really impressed. I'm saving all my nickels and dimes to pay for his > room > and food! At least I have till August 2007! > I'll continue to pray for you and your family, . I'm so glad that > you > are on this list...you offer so much support to everyone, and I'm glad > that you are keeping us informed in what has to be such a challenging > time in your life. Take care. > and Rob 16 Spondy > On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 12:02:57 -0700 (PDT) Salvucci > <lisa_salvucci@...> writes: > I am doing going. My doctor decided to not put me on humira right away > because she wanted to give my body a chance to recover from the Remicade > she believes now that the medicine was actually making me worse. So for > now I am on Arava and Lodine and in a month I will be going back and > they > will decide what the next step is. They also weren't sure if they are > prescribing the right meds.. that there might be a chance that i might > need and interleukin medicine instead of a TNF and she said that it > would > be dangerous to start a interleukin so close to a TNF. But they aren't > really sure what road to take with that so she is letting my body sort > of > rest for the time being. I also had to get a bunch of blood tests done > and some xrays. And I am going to have to get a nerve conducting test > done because my feet are still numb.. but other then that I am ok. My > mom > is doing ok she finished radiation and had her scans on Friday we wont > know the results until Monday at the earliest, she > is getting a little break before chemotherapy and we are hoping to get > her into a clinical trial at Stanford. My friends mom is doing really > her > cancer was the size of a baseball when she was first diagnosed and now > it > is the size of a pea she is getting a break from chemotherapy and then > will be having surgery to remove the remainder of the tumor and she will > have some radiation and she will be done.. She was luckily diagnosed at > a > stage one but even then pancreatic cancer doesnt usually respond well, > but she is very lucky that she did. How is Rob doing? I can't believe he > is going to be 17! > > Lots of Love > (JAS, 21) > > snooksmama@... wrote: > : > How are you, your mom, and your friend's mom doing? > I've been thinking of you so much.... > and Rob 16 Spondy > > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted April 26, 2006 , Sewing habits. LOL Sounds funny. And yes you will have to sew up your mouth around the nuns. LOL *---* *---* *---* *---* *---* Going to church does not make you a Christian anymore than going to the garage makes you a car. & Dreamer Doll (Guide Dawggie) Newport, Oregon N24C 3G 8/2000 Hookup rclark0276@... http://webpages.charter.net/dog_guide/ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted May 7, 2006 Thank you for the URL. I took quick looks at both URL as my eyes are having a bad eyes day. I now know what they looks like and then remembered seeing one on one of the news I think last year but just never heard what it was called. But is right THEY ARE EXPENSIVE! It is amazing the governments and the scientists can send men to the moon, build space station, money for war purposes without complaint and willing but when it come to equipments needed by many people (hearing aid, CI, wheelchair, walkers, etc.) they price them so high that majority of the people can't afford them and also cut back budgets of many good agencies that can help us. I am including Canada. I am sure this is happening all over the world. Dolly Dolphin wrote: Dolly, Yes you got it. This url will show you what has. It requires the Braille Note or Voice Note. http://www.humanware.com/Products/Notetakers/BrailleNoteGPS.asp Here is another one called Trekker, that is a stand alone, tho you can add on options. http://www.humanware.ca/web/en/p_DA_Trekker_wireless_GPS.asp# *---* *---* *---* *---* *---* If toast always lands butter-side down, and cats always land on their feet, what happens if you strap toast on the back of a cat and drop it? & Dreamer Doll (Guide Dawggie) Newport, Oregon N24C 3G 8/2000 Hookup rclark0276@... http://webpages.charter.net/dog_guide/ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted May 7, 2006 Dolly, You are welcome. Yes I know all about those bad eyes days. LOL I will get to see the Trekker next month. A friend of mine is going to Leader Dogs this very week to learn to use hers in conjunbtion with her guide dog. As I said, the Trekker is a stand alone device. But you can also buy the Maestro and add PDA capability to it. What this country is doing with the taxes they receive is a crime. The country's needs are secondary and that is pathetic. *---* *---* *---* *---* *---* Why do psychics have to ask you for your name? -- & Dreamer Doll (Guide Dawggie) Newport, Oregon N24C 3G 8/2000 Hookup rclark0276@... http://webpages.charter.net/dog_guide/ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted May 7, 2006 , What do you mean by " Maestro and add PDA capability " ? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted May 7, 2006 , Humanware who puts out these GPS devices, sells an add on that will make the Trekker a PDA. The Trekker alone is pure GPS. *---* *---* *---* *---* *---* Never miss a good chance to shut up. & Dreamer Doll (Guide Dawggie) Newport, Oregon N24C 3G 8/2000 Hookup rclark0276@... http://webpages.charter.net/dog_guide/ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted May 31, 2006 Sunny, I'm over here in the real Eastern Oregon. M. Kehr D. C. Blue Mountain Chiropractic Clinic 2008 Third St, suite B. La Grande, Oregon 97850 541 -963 -9632 OT Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 11:33:38 -0700 I have a good friend graduating from dental school at OHSU and he needs patients for his national boards. Free dental care. Very intelligent doc and great work. Needs patients in a hurry for June 17 and 18th boards. If you have time and need work let me know and I will give his number. M Kehr DC jkehr@... OregonDCs rules: 1. Keep correspondence professional; the purpose of the listserve is to foster communication and collegiality. No personal attacks on listserve members will be tolerated. 2. Always sign your e-mails with your first and last name. 3. The listserve is not secure; your e-mail could end up anywhere. However, it is against the rules of the listserve to copy, print, forward, or otherwise distribute correspondence written by another member without his or her consent, unless all personal identifiers have been removed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted May 31, 2006 ----Original Message Follows---- From: <J@...> Reply- " ' ' " < > Subject: RE: Georgia Peach CI Retreat (was Alice) Date: Thu, 1 Jun 2006 12:28:49 +1200 I would really love to attend - I had two weeks in Atlanta near 20 years ago - IBM sent me there for a training course. I thought it was a fabulous place then, did as many touristy things as I could fit into the limited time available. NZ , What do you do for IBM? My husband is retired from IBM, after 31 years with them as a systems administrator in Irvine, California. Binns BEA Volunteer > Georgia Peach CI Retreat (was Alice) > > > , > As it turns out, I am going to be coming to the Georgia Peach > CI Retreat this weekend. ... Any others planning to attend? > > Lynn > Fairhope, AL Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted May 31, 2006 Hi , more a case of " what *did* I do with IBM. After 16 years, like so many others, made redundant in the early '90s. However prior to that I was a hardware engineer. Initially starting out on golfball typewriters, and moving up through the iron, small and big. I was in Atlanta for mainframe printer training, was a big (very big) high speed laser printer. They (IBM) had this really cool location bordering the Chattahoochee national park. I was there in June - guess how hot a very dark blue, almost black rental car gets inside when parked out in the sun all day...? The city was packed because the Democratic national convention (Dukakis) was on. Just being there was exciting. However IBM today is a sad reflection of the great organisation it once was - US front office for Chinese manufacturers. > RE: OT > What do you do for IBM? My husband is retired from IBM, > after 31 years with > them as a systems administrator in Irvine, California. > > Binns > BEA Volunteer Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted July 30, 2006 What busy lady you are setting up your website 4 kids and house to run plus moving I don't know where you find the time! Pippa > > Ann > > First of all congrats to you and Stuart!!! Hope you have a wonderful day! > > > > On to another subject. We FINALLY sold our mobile home here, and will be > moving into our new house on Friday WOOO HOOO!! So I will not be around > from Thursday til early next week when we get our Comcast hooked up. I > will let you all know when the move is done!!! Wish me luck LOL!! > > > > C Warren > > Co-Founder > > www.achalasia.us > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted July 30, 2006 LOL well if I worked I wouldn’t know either LOL. Thank Gosh I don’t right now! C Warren Co-Founder www.achalasia.us From: achalasia [mailto:achalasia ] On Behalf Of Pippa Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2006 7:27 AM achalasia Subject: Re: OT What busy lady you are setting up your website 4 kids and house to run plus moving I don't know where you find the time! Pippa > > Ann > > First of all congrats to you and Stuart!!! Hope you have a wonderful day! > > > > On to another subject. We FINALLY sold our mobile home here, and will be > moving into our new house on Friday WOOO HOOO!! So I will not be around > from Thursday til early next week when we get our Comcast hooked up. I > will let you all know when the move is done!!! Wish me luck LOL!! > > > > C Warren > > Co-Founder > > www.achalasia.us > Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted July 31, 2006 Dear , Thank you for your kind greeting and we certainly did have a wonderful day. The very best of luck to you and on your move to your new house. It will be a very exciting time for you. As for you going offline for several days - Wow , the post count is going to practically disappear (lol). Just think, when you get back you will have all that catching up to do. I know you like to keep on top of things on the Board and I reckon you will be missing us as much as we miss you. Love and good vibes to you, from Ann in England xx PS Please don't do a "". Warren <juliecwarren@...> wrote: Ann First of all congrats to you and Stuart!!! Hope you have a wonderful day! On to another subject. We FINALLY sold our mobile home here, and will be moving into our new house on Friday WOOO HOOO!! So I will not be around from Thursday til early next week when we get our Comcast hooked up. I will let you all know when the move is done!!! Wish me luck LOL!! C Warren Co-Founder www.achalasia.us Try the all-new . "The New Version is radically easier to use" – The Wall Street Journal Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted February 6, 2007 oh , I am so sorry! Our prayers are with you and your family. Marcy Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted February 6, 2007 , I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. They found my dad passed out in his apartment a year or so before he spent months of hell in a nursing home. He really wanted to stay to himself and I was 3000 miles away. We never got along at all but I still had trouble with increased deprssion. You can't help it and it will last for awhile I know. God bless. Sherry Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
