Guest guest Posted June 22, 2005 Report Share Posted June 22, 2005 Sam, Portland has 2 Chinese and Oriental (acupuncture)medicine teaching schools-both that charge much less than a traditional medical practitioner would. Can you get a hold of the Phone book for over there? If not, I can try to get the numbers for you. I've been reading alot about homeopathy and I'm finding that the Orientals knew it all way way way back in ancient times. Such as which herbs to eat and what foods to eat to balance out one's system. --- candidiasis wrote: > There are 2 messages in this issue. > > Topics in this digest: > > 1. Re: Frustrating Doctor's Appointment! > From: L W <enneyehc123@...> > 2. Re: Gluten and Candida was Re:Today is a > really bad day > From: " joe shervinski " > <jnjs@...> > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > ________________________________________________________________________ > > Message: 1 > Date: Sun, 19 Jun 2005 08:32:43 -0700 (PDT) > From: L W <enneyehc123@...> > Subject: Re: Frustrating Doctor's Appointment! > > I experienced the same thing till I located a doctor > that did understand. I have been with her for nine > years now and we have been through a lot together. I > also know what it is like when you can't find anyone > in your area that understands. It seems at times > that we are stuck with the old medical community not > the new. There are ways to get around it. Some of us > have beent through that and have already done the > research to locate someone that can help. I myself > am always happy to share. Write me if you need > assistance. > Cheyenne > Mudstomper <hunter621@...> wrote:I really need > advice/input from the group! > > Yesterday I had a doctor's appointment (MD). Pain in > my muscles is > getting unbearable. I asked my doctor about a RX for > Nizoral. His > response: " Great, you read some book and now you are > convinced you have > a condition that doesn't exist. Candida has never > been proven, folks > reach for anything that will make them feel better. " > > > I asked my doctor what I can do to address the > symptoms, he replied > there really aren't any symptoms to address. This > after I spent 5 > minutes outlining symptoms, steps I have taken > (probiotics, diet, etc.) > > Switching MD's isn't much of a possiblity. I live in > a small community > and there are 2 large HMO's and just a few doctors > in private practice. > And for traditional medicine, he has proven to be a > pretty good doctor. > > Is there an online directory of doctors willing to > treat candida? (I > live between Portland, OR and Seattle, WA and can > easily drive to > either city for services). > > At this point I am willing to turn to an online > pharmacy. Until > recently, the candida symptoms had actually been > improving. Now the > pain from the die-off is more than I can stand. > > I am open to suggestions about doctors, pharmacies, > alternative meds. I > really am at the end of my rope! > > Thanks! Sam > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2006 Report Share Posted January 18, 2006 Jeff and I have Custom made Choppers. Much better than any OZ bike and AMERICAN made unlike a Honda. _WWW.MINIKUSTOMZ.COM_ (http://www.MINIKUSTOMZ.COM) Marty Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 1, 2006 Report Share Posted May 1, 2006 They need to provide you with parent training and you need to observe therapy sessions to see what exercises/lessons the therapist does with your child. You need to be trained in your child's diability. You are the parent not a therapist. You can also write in parent training into your IEP. > Message: 1 > Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2006 04:24:00 -0000 > From: " myjunkytrash " <myjunkytrash@...> > Subject: Re: speech therapy homework > > The EI people I work with kind of say the same thing > (but in a nicer > way). They say the 1 day a week of therapy won't do > anything; it's > up to me to provide the therapy the rest of the > time. I'm happy to > act as therapist, but I never know if I'm doing > enough or doing it > right! After all, we aren't trained for that, are > we? > > > > > > > > Hello everyone: > > > Can some of you post what types of homework your > SLP gives you > to do > > > with your child? > > > Thanks > > > Tina __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 1, 2006 Report Share Posted May 1, 2006 The literature still supports 3-5x/week intensive work with qualified SLP. The rest is stuff incorporated into your daily life by family members, babysitters etc, with drill and play geared towards encouraging/practicing speech. We as parents AREN't therapists, but there are things we can learn to help our children. That is not a substitute for time with a trained therapist. This system stinks. We have to fight for our rights. The " no child left behind " legislation was written to protect and help our children. Short fund supply is overshadowing the good intent. We personally are getting a paid advocate, and possibly a lawyer as we go into the transition to school district phase. We are entitled to a free and appropriate education. I know we will have to pay out of pocket to get my son everything he needs (and I'm OK with that, but we can't afford the whole deal ourselves), and as a taxpayer, I want the education he is entitled to. This is why the appropriate diagnosis from a good neurodevelopmentalist is key. It will help you with what unfortunately is a battle - at least in my state. - Re: speech therapy homework > > The EI people I work with kind of say the same thing > (but in a nicer > way). They say the 1 day a week of therapy won't do > anything; it's > up to me to provide the therapy the rest of the > time. I'm happy to > act as therapist, but I never know if I'm doing > enough or doing it > right! After all, we aren't trained for that, are > we? > > > > > > > > Hello everyone: > > > Can some of you post what types of homework your > SLP gives you > to do > > > with your child? > > > Thanks > > > Tina __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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