Guest guest Posted August 24, 2006 Report Share Posted August 24, 2006 , Your lab values just mean that anything above .90 can be considered a positive. What that value means that you have the antibodies (Lyme) in your blood. Your doctor hopefully LLMD so maybe he/she can go further into detail. Hope it helps, Shell rb6564 <rb6564@...> wrote: So now I sent out teh other email. Since then my GP called me back. He said my RMSF titer went down to very low levels. BUT my lime is up and now states I have Lyme. these are the levels 11 units rmsf lyme titer 0.94 What does that mean. Also how in the world can I have both. Has ANYOEN heard of this. I am on my 14th day of Doxycycline 100 twice a day. Still tired still dizzy still out of it all around. I am a very cheerful person by nature but now I am getting confused. Are these tests just useless I had 3 in a week confirm RMSF and say zero lyme Now one reads Lyme with little RMSF UGH. Any advice would be awesome. Thank you, RAchel --------------------------------- How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2006 Report Share Posted August 27, 2006 here are some of my opinions for what they're worth... hth,cfsguy ------------------------ > He said my RMSF titer went down to very low levels... > BUT my lime is up and now states I have Lyme... tests to find infections are in general best done before antibiotics are started. afterwards they can get confusing. for instace the antibiotics may be putting the infection down, but havnt eradicated it.. in this case they would give a negetive test result despite still having the infection. i think i recall reading in the LDA handbook that many lymes docs observe that it is not uncommon for patients to have negetive test results before treatment, but within a few weeks of starting treatment the tests become positive. -------------------------------------- > > these are the levels > 11 units rmsf lyme titer 0.94 > What does that mean. there are alot of tests where each lab in the country has their own unique " how high the level has to be to be considered a positive " (ie threshold value). they often give the " normal range " for their lab. thats usually the best way to know if its high or low etc. titers arent " yes/no " type tests. they are levels.(ie how high) ---------------------------------- Also how in the world can I have both. Has > ANYOEN heard of this. alot of folks say its very common to have co-infections when one gets lyme. (in fact some say its the norm). but i dont think ive heard of rmsf specifically named as one the co-infections. good news is i think doxy treats both. ------------------------------- > Any advice would be awesome. > > > Thank you, > RAchel > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2006 Report Share Posted August 27, 2006 here are some of my opinions for what they're worth... hth,cfsguy ------------------------ > He said my RMSF titer went down to very low levels... > BUT my lime is up and now states I have Lyme... tests to find infections are in general best done before antibiotics are started. afterwards they can get confusing. for instace the antibiotics may be putting the infection down, but havnt eradicated it.. in this case they would give a negetive test result despite still having the infection. i think i recall reading in the LDA handbook that many lymes docs observe that it is not uncommon for patients to have negetive test results before treatment, but within a few weeks of starting treatment the tests become positive. -------------------------------------- > > these are the levels > 11 units rmsf lyme titer 0.94 > What does that mean. there are alot of tests where each lab in the country has their own unique " how high the level has to be to be considered a positive " (ie threshold value). they often give the " normal range " for their lab. thats usually the best way to know if its high or low etc. titers arent " yes/no " type tests. they are levels.(ie how high) ---------------------------------- Also how in the world can I have both. Has > ANYOEN heard of this. alot of folks say its very common to have co-infections when one gets lyme. (in fact some say its the norm). but i dont think ive heard of rmsf specifically named as one the co-infections. good news is i think doxy treats both. ------------------------------- > Any advice would be awesome. > > > Thank you, > RAchel > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2006 Report Share Posted August 27, 2006 here are some of my opinions for what they're worth... hth,cfsguy ------------------------ > He said my RMSF titer went down to very low levels... > BUT my lime is up and now states I have Lyme... tests to find infections are in general best done before antibiotics are started. afterwards they can get confusing. for instace the antibiotics may be putting the infection down, but havnt eradicated it.. in this case they would give a negetive test result despite still having the infection. i think i recall reading in the LDA handbook that many lymes docs observe that it is not uncommon for patients to have negetive test results before treatment, but within a few weeks of starting treatment the tests become positive. -------------------------------------- > > these are the levels > 11 units rmsf lyme titer 0.94 > What does that mean. there are alot of tests where each lab in the country has their own unique " how high the level has to be to be considered a positive " (ie threshold value). they often give the " normal range " for their lab. thats usually the best way to know if its high or low etc. titers arent " yes/no " type tests. they are levels.(ie how high) ---------------------------------- Also how in the world can I have both. Has > ANYOEN heard of this. alot of folks say its very common to have co-infections when one gets lyme. (in fact some say its the norm). but i dont think ive heard of rmsf specifically named as one the co-infections. good news is i think doxy treats both. ------------------------------- > Any advice would be awesome. > > > Thank you, > RAchel > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2006 Report Share Posted August 27, 2006 here are some of my opinions for what they're worth... hth,cfsguy ------------------------ > He said my RMSF titer went down to very low levels... > BUT my lime is up and now states I have Lyme... tests to find infections are in general best done before antibiotics are started. afterwards they can get confusing. for instace the antibiotics may be putting the infection down, but havnt eradicated it.. in this case they would give a negetive test result despite still having the infection. i think i recall reading in the LDA handbook that many lymes docs observe that it is not uncommon for patients to have negetive test results before treatment, but within a few weeks of starting treatment the tests become positive. -------------------------------------- > > these are the levels > 11 units rmsf lyme titer 0.94 > What does that mean. there are alot of tests where each lab in the country has their own unique " how high the level has to be to be considered a positive " (ie threshold value). they often give the " normal range " for their lab. thats usually the best way to know if its high or low etc. titers arent " yes/no " type tests. they are levels.(ie how high) ---------------------------------- Also how in the world can I have both. Has > ANYOEN heard of this. alot of folks say its very common to have co-infections when one gets lyme. (in fact some say its the norm). but i dont think ive heard of rmsf specifically named as one the co-infections. good news is i think doxy treats both. ------------------------------- > Any advice would be awesome. > > > Thank you, > RAchel > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 24, 2006 Report Share Posted September 24, 2006 Okay - I am seeing amazing results in my ADHD daughter on the ProEFA/EPA and High Gamma Tocopherols. I believe I was seeing results using the same with my apraxic son. However, he has severe reflux, and i think he aspirated on the supplements, which then caused a chain reaction of asthma like symptoms and a cold. Very typical when he aspirates. I have held off on everything for him until I get him more stable medically. Any way - I know mentioned a more pure Vitamin E to use in addition to the High Gamma I am using, does any one remember what that was? When I go to the store I have only found Vitamin E with mixed tocopherols and I am not sure if that is what I need to add to the High Gamma. I also want to use the more pure Vitamin E with my Autistic son. He uses flax seed oil but not the other omegas. For what ever reason when I tried them before his behaviors acerbated...and he is already one heck of a handful. If I wanted to get a blood work work up - what would I be asking? Thanks in advance and the Amazing ZooCrew Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 25, 2006 Report Share Posted September 25, 2006 http://www.drrons.com/unique-e.htm It's $49.50 for 180 capsules! > Any way - I know mentioned a more pure Vitamin E to use in addition to the High Gamma I am using, does any one remember what that was? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 25, 2006 Report Share Posted September 25, 2006 Could be - had suggested that I continue the High Gamma (2 pills) in the AM and then ad one pure Vitamin E in the evening...I get so confused - we need some one to make a list or chart! [ ] Re: So Confused > do you mean #51724: " ...I bought " Dr. Ron's ultra > pure...but its very expensive compared to the regular alpha-d > tocophorol at the drug store. -... " > > >> Any way - I know mentioned a more pure Vitamin E to use in > addition to the High Gamma I am using, does any one remember what that > was? When I go to the store I have only found Vitamin E with mixed > tocopherols and I am not sure if that is what I need to add to the > High Gamma. >> >> I also want to use the more pure Vitamin E with my Autistic son. He > uses flax seed oil but not the other omegas. For what ever reason > when I tried them before his behaviors acerbated...and he is already > one heck of a handful. > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 29, 2008 Report Share Posted August 29, 2008 > > Hi all, I am new here. I need to see what you guys think about my > son. I was completely convinced he had Aspergers, so I took him to a > psycologist(apparently the best one in Toronto for diagnosing ASD) > and she said he is not Aspergers. He has so many of the symptoms. > He has many sensory problems like he won't get his hands dirty and > freaks out if the sunlight is in the car. He can't and won't do any > kind of art, he says he won't colour because he isn't good at it, he > can't use scissors and doesn't know how to paint. If I try to get > him to do this he has a complete meltdown. He won't hang out with > other kids, he is obsessed with trains and transformers, he whisper > repeats after what he has just said, he has poor eye contact, he is > clumsy, he won't eat anything and gets very violent if someone It sounds to me like he has aspergers and prob dyspraxia too. The diagnosis procedure can be appauling in my opinion. I would get a second opinion and dont give up until you do. Good luck and keep going. > interrupts his quiet playtime. He is 4 and starting school next week > I am very nervous about it. I wanted the diagnosis to get financial > support from the government to pay for therapy. The psycologist said > he was gifted he scored in the 99th % for intelligence but the 1% for > motor skills. She said she doesn't know why he acts so strangely but > it could be because he is so smart. I think its more than that. I > feel so lost know because I thought I had finally figured out what > was wrong with him and now I am back at square one. I just spent > $2700 on this eval and I don't have the money to get another one. > Has anyone been told their child wasn't Aspergers just to find out a > few years later that they were? I want to get the help sooner rather > than later. > Thank you > S > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 29, 2008 Report Share Posted August 29, 2008 No, but he sure has a lot of the symptoms of AS. I was told my son is AS but sometimes I don't think he is. Is he ready for school? Age 4...do you mean pre-school or Kindergarten...because 4 seems too young for kindergaten.... Also, do your public schools do evaluations.... Jan Jan Rushen Smile because it is contagious!!!! From: frecklefacedcutie <punkyshazza@...>Subject: ( ) So confused Date: Friday, August 29, 2008, 3:23 AM Hi all, I am new here. I need to see what you guys think about my son. I was completely convinced he had Aspergers, so I took him to a psycologist( apparently the best one in Toronto for diagnosing ASD) and she said he is not Aspergers. He has so many of the symptoms. He has many sensory problems like he won't get his hands dirty and freaks out if the sunlight is in the car. He can't and won't do any kind of art, he says he won't colour because he isn't good at it, he can't use scissors and doesn't know how to paint. If I try to get him to do this he has a complete meltdown. He won't hang out with other kids, he is obsessed with trains and transformers, he whisper repeats after what he has just said, he has poor eye contact, he is clumsy, he won't eat anything and gets very violent if someone interrupts his quiet playtime. He is 4 and starting school next week I am very nervous about it. I wanted the diagnosis to get financial support from the government to pay for therapy. The psycologist said he was gifted he scored in the 99th % for intelligence but the 1% for motor skills. She said she doesn't know why he acts so strangely but it could be because he is so smart. I think its more than that. I feel so lost know because I thought I had finally figured out what was wrong with him and now I am back at square one. I just spent $2700 on this eval and I don't have the money to get another one. Has anyone been told their child wasn't Aspergers just to find out a few years later that they were? I want to get the help sooner rather than later.Thank youS Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 29, 2008 Report Share Posted August 29, 2008 To me it sounds AS. The psych may think he is too young to diagnose? I would let the school do some testing too."He is acting like that ´cause he is smart" you wrote? She is drawing the wrong conclusion I think. We thougth a lot of things before our son was dxed. We thougth he was so smart he was bored of school and thus acting the way he did.We interpreted his controlling manners in play as leadership. We interpreted his loneliness among peers as high integrity. We even told him he had to play an act sometimes and he answered he DID but we did´nt understand the full meaning of it.--- Den fre 2008-08-29 skrev rushen janice <jrushen@...>:Från: rushen janice <jrushen@...>Ämne: Re: ( ) So confusedTill: Datum: fredag 29 augusti 2008 16.48 No, but he sure has a lot of the symptoms of AS. I was told my son is AS but sometimes I don't think he is. Is he ready for school? Age 4...do you mean pre-school or Kindergarten. ..because 4 seems too young for kindergaten. ... Also, do your public schools do evaluations. ... Jan Jan Rushen Smile because it is contagious!! !! From: frecklefacedcutie <punkyshazza@ .ca>Subject: ( ) So confused Date: Friday, August 29, 2008, 3:23 AM Hi all, I am new here. I need to see what you guys think about my son. I was completely convinced he had Aspergers, so I took him to a psycologist( apparently the best one in Toronto for diagnosing ASD) and she said he is not Aspergers. He has so many of the symptoms. He has many sensory problems like he won't get his hands dirty and freaks out if the sunlight is in the car. He can't and won't do any kind of art, he says he won't colour because he isn't good at it, he can't use scissors and doesn't know how to paint. If I try to get him to do this he has a complete meltdown. He won't hang out with other kids, he is obsessed with trains and transformers, he whisper repeats after what he has just said, he has poor eye contact, he is clumsy, he won't eat anything and gets very violent if someone interrupts his quiet playtime. He is 4 and starting school next week I am very nervous about it. I wanted the diagnosis to get financial support from the government to pay for therapy. The psycologist said he was gifted he scored in the 99th % for intelligence but the 1% for motor skills. She said she doesn't know why he acts so strangely but it could be because he is so smart. I think its more than that. I feel so lost know because I thought I had finally figured out what was wrong with him and now I am back at square one. I just spent $2700 on this eval and I don't have the money to get another one. Has anyone been told their child wasn't Aspergers just to find out a few years later that they were? I want to get the help sooner rather than later.Thank youS Sök efter kärleken! Hitta din tvillingsjäl på Dejting: http://se.meetic..net Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 29, 2008 Report Share Posted August 29, 2008 Trust your instincts. We know our children much better than anyone else. I do, however, hear you, the conundrum, of the financial constrictions you are in; especially when you've already shelled out so much money to no avail. I also understand your urgency because the earlier the intervention starts, the better. Like the other poster said, your son will be entitled to testing free of charge through the school. Go in ahead of time and clearly outline your concerns so that they are on the look-out immediately and can begin evaluations. If the psychologist did not feel it was AS, was there any other diagnoses she pondered? Children with AS can, indeed, be gifted in their intelligence! High IQ does not rule out the disorder. My friend's little guy was reciting ABC's and numbers fluidly in different languages as a toddler simply from having listened to a tape-recording! He can read anything that you place in front of him, but in other areas he has deficits: Social deficits; pervasiveness in subjects and melt-downs that indicate more is going on. This little boy was provided an ASD diagnosis, specifically for Aspergers. My son is also described as " Aspergers-like " , but presents differently from our friend's child. My son has has great strengths alongside weaknesses (he is also described as " Swiss Cheese " for this reason). The evaluators - plural - psychologist, speech therapist, O/T, audiologist, etc. were divided on evaluation... while some felt he had AS, others said, no because of his social strength (his desire to be, at least.) In notation it was written " at this time " ... meaning, at a later date, the diagnosis of ASD may be appropriate. There are many things that can mimic a singular diagnosis. Often kids on the spectrum have more than one issue. For instance, ADHD or Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD) can go hand in hand. I don't think it is fair to your son that one entity rule out a diagnois when need for some type of intervention clearly exisits in your mind and based upon what you've written, I would agree there may certainly be some form of ASD going on. Do not doubt yourself... > > Hi all, I am new here. I need to see what you guys think about my > son. I was completely convinced he had Aspergers, so I took him to a > psycologist(apparently the best one in Toronto for diagnosing ASD) > and she said he is not Aspergers. He has so many of the symptoms. > He has many sensory problems like he won't get his hands dirty and > freaks out if the sunlight is in the car. He can't and won't do any > kind of art, he says he won't colour because he isn't good at it, he > can't use scissors and doesn't know how to paint. If I try to get > him to do this he has a complete meltdown. He won't hang out with > other kids, he is obsessed with trains and transformers, he whisper > repeats after what he has just said, he has poor eye contact, he is > clumsy, he won't eat anything and gets very violent if someone > interrupts his quiet playtime. He is 4 and starting school next week > I am very nervous about it. I wanted the diagnosis to get financial > support from the government to pay for therapy. The psycologist said > he was gifted he scored in the 99th % for intelligence but the 1% for > motor skills. She said she doesn't know why he acts so strangely but > it could be because he is so smart. I think its more than that. I > feel so lost know because I thought I had finally figured out what > was wrong with him and now I am back at square one. I just spent > $2700 on this eval and I don't have the money to get another one. > Has anyone been told their child wasn't Aspergers just to find out a > few years later that they were? I want to get the help sooner rather > than later. > Thank you > S > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 29, 2008 Report Share Posted August 29, 2008 What did she say he has? Surely she doesn't think being 1%ile in motor skills denotes no problem at all? Did she come up with a dx that covers the problems he is having? RoxannaYou're UniqueJust like everyone else... ( ) So confused Hi all, I am new here. I need to see what you guys think about my son. I was completely convinced he had Aspergers, so I took him to a psycologist(apparently the best one in Toronto for diagnosing ASD) and she said he is not Aspergers. He has so many of the symptoms. He has many sensory problems like he won't get his hands dirty and freaks out if the sunlight is in the car. He can't and won't do any kind of art, he says he won't colour because he isn't good at it, he can't use scissors and doesn't know how to paint. If I try to get him to do this he has a complete meltdown. He won't hang out with other kids, he is obsessed with trains and transformers, he whisper repeats after what he has just said, he has poor eye contact, he is clumsy, he won't eat anything and gets very violent if someone interrupts his quiet playtime. He is 4 and starting school next week I am very nervous about it. I wanted the diagnosis to get financial support from the government to pay for therapy. The psycologist said he was gifted he scored in the 99th % for intelligence but the 1% for motor skills. She said she doesn't know why he acts so strangely but it could be because he is so smart. I think its more than that. I feel so lost know because I thought I had finally figured out what was wrong with him and now I am back at square one. I just spent $2700 on this eval and I don't have the money to get another one. Has anyone been told their child wasn't Aspergers just to find out a few years later that they were? I want to get the help sooner rather than later.Thank youSNo virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - http://www.avg.com Version: 8.0.169 / Virus Database: 270.6.11/1639 - Release Date: 8/28/2008 7:39 AM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 29, 2008 Report Share Posted August 29, 2008 What state are you in? In NY, my son was four and I paid to have him go to an inclusion preschool with early intervention support. I had to pay because he was a " typical " child, however, the team screened and tested him and he qualified as a " preschooler with special needs " and got OT, speech, counseling, and special ed support and I stopped paying after the meeting. The state picked up the tab and bussed him to and from school. He didn't need an AS label for preschool. Check out early intervention in your state, if it is like mine, you won't have to pay for it. in NY > > > > Hi all, I am new here. I need to see what you guys think about my > > son. I was completely convinced he had Aspergers, so I took him to > a > > psycologist(apparently the best one in Toronto for diagnosing ASD) > > and she said he is not Aspergers. He has so many of the symptoms. > > He has many sensory problems like he won't get his hands dirty and > > freaks out if the sunlight is in the car. He can't and won't do > any > > kind of art, he says he won't colour because he isn't good at it, > he > > can't use scissors and doesn't know how to paint. If I try to get > > him to do this he has a complete meltdown. He won't hang out with > > other kids, he is obsessed with trains and transformers, he > whisper > > repeats after what he has just said, he has poor eye contact, he is > > clumsy, he won't eat anything and gets very violent if someone > > interrupts his quiet playtime. He is 4 and starting school next > week > > I am very nervous about it. I wanted the diagnosis to get > financial > > support from the government to pay for therapy. The psycologist > said > > he was gifted he scored in the 99th % for intelligence but the 1% > for > > motor skills. She said she doesn't know why he acts so strangely > but > > it could be because he is so smart. I think its more than that. I > > feel so lost know because I thought I had finally figured out what > > was wrong with him and now I am back at square one. I just spent > > $2700 on this eval and I don't have the money to get another one. > > Has anyone been told their child wasn't Aspergers just to find out > a > > few years later that they were? I want to get the help sooner > rather > > than later. > > Thank you > > S > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 29, 2008 Report Share Posted August 29, 2008 The only thing she told me was that children who are so intelligent can't relate to other kids their age and he just doesn't care about the doing art projects so he doesn't do them. She seems to think he was pretending he couldn't do the things that were asked of him. But I have watched him try new things and he just seems totally lost, he has no idea what to do. I walked out of that office with no diagnosis at all, I spent all that money to find out he was smart, I already knew that. A good friend of mine is an ABA therapist and she is the one who pointed me in the Asperger's direction, she thought he totally had it. I have been working with her to help him through some of his issues and he is showing a slight improvement. The doctor just told me to play with him more and don't let him watch too much T.V. I don't know if the school does any evaluations this is my first child starting Junior Kindergarten so I don't know what to expect. From: Roxanna <madideas@...>Subject: Re: ( ) So confused Received: Friday, August 29, 2008, 8:10 PM What did she say he has? Surely she doesn't think being 1%ile in motor skills denotes no problem at all? Did she come up with a dx that covers the problems he is having? RoxannaYou're UniqueJust like everyone else... ( ) So confused Hi all, I am new here. I need to see what you guys think about my son. I was completely convinced he had Aspergers, so I took him to a psycologist( apparently the best one in Toronto for diagnosing ASD) and she said he is not Aspergers. He has so many of the symptoms. He has many sensory problems like he won't get his hands dirty and freaks out if the sunlight is in the car. He can't and won't do any kind of art, he says he won't colour because he isn't good at it, he can't use scissors and doesn't know how to paint. If I try to get him to do this he has a complete meltdown. He won't hang out with other kids, he is obsessed with trains and transformers, he whisper repeats after what he has just said, he has poor eye contact, he is clumsy, he won't eat anything and gets very violent if someone interrupts his quiet playtime. He is 4 and starting school next week I am very nervous about it. I wanted the diagnosis to get financial support from the government to pay for therapy. The psycologist said he was gifted he scored in the 99th % for intelligence but the 1% for motor skills. She said she doesn't know why he acts so strangely but it could be because he is so smart. I think its more than that. I feel so lost know because I thought I had finally figured out what was wrong with him and now I am back at square one. I just spent $2700 on this eval and I don't have the money to get another one. Has anyone been told their child wasn't Aspergers just to find out a few years later that they were? I want to get the help sooner rather than later.Thank youSNo virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - http://www.avg. com Version: 8.0.169 / Virus Database: 270.6.11/1639 - Release Date: 8/28/2008 7:39 AM Instant message from any web browser! Try the new Canada Messenger for the Web BETA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 30, 2008 Report Share Posted August 30, 2008 Also see if your Pediatrician will send you to a Pediatric Neurologist, one that is covered by your insurance. I also a psychologist I wasn't impressed. We knew our son was ADHD, extremely, at the age of 3- he had sensory issues to eating, stores, noise, clothes, couldn't color at 9 he can color better now still doesn't like anything slimy. He had trouble walking right as he ran and was always hurt nothing ever stopped him. He would wander off all the time quick as lightening, this was even before 3. Our Ped. Dr said that he was ADHD but there was something else too but couldn't see what it was at the time. Just said when he gets older have him rechecked. we ended up moving but I never gave up on something not being right. At 6 he was Diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome. I had him tested at the school he would have attended if I had sent him to school. they said he doesnt' have AS he was TOO FRIENDLY to strangers!!! they didn't see the other things. They asked WHO diagnosed him and I told them my Pediatric Neuro. I even had another teacher from our church suggest AS. and I looked it up and was like NO he doesn't match but my husband was like I think he does. Kids even see his difference and he has a hard time with friends. Sometimes he acts so normal it is all depending on the day with him. He is not real sever with his AS. Keep Looking for his sensory issues I put him in gym he was doing OT for a while but was costing a good bit and he could only go so many times a year. He now competes in gymnastics and is really good at it. I just wanted him to spin jump, bounce and run. He doesn't hit as much as he gets it out at gym now. He use to run into us, UGH. My husband had a stance for he wouldn't get hit in the bad place when he came home from work as Bryce was always running at him for a hug. Good luck and GOD bless, Kathy In a message dated 8/29/2008 8:10:45 P.M. Pacific SA Standard Time, madideas@... writes: What did she say he has? Surely she doesn't think being 1%ile in motor skills denotes no problem at all? Did she come up with a dx that covers the problems he is having? RoxannaYou're UniqueJust like everyone else... ( ) So confused Hi all, I am new here. I need to see what you guys think about my son. I was completely convinced he had Aspergers, so I took him to a psycologist(apparently the best one in Toronto for diagnosing ASD) and she said he is not Aspergers. He has so many of the symptoms. He has many sensory problems like he won't get his hands dirty and freaks out if the sunlight is in the car. He can't and won't do any kind of art, he says he won't colour because he isn't good at it, he can't use scissors and doesn't know how to paint. If I try to get him to do this he has a complete meltdown. He won't hang out with other kids, he is obsessed with trains and transformers, he whisper repeats after what he has just said, he has poor eye contact, he is clumsy, he won't eat anything and gets very violent if someone interrupts his quiet playtime. He is 4 and starting school next week I am very nervous about it. I wanted the diagnosis to get financial support from the government to pay for therapy. The psycologist said he was gifted he scored in the 99th % for intelligence but the 1% for motor skills. She said she doesn't know why he acts so strangely but it could be because he is so smart. I think its more than that. I feel so lost know because I thought I had finally figured out what was wrong with him and now I am back at square one. I just spent $2700 on this eval and I don't have the money to get another one. Has anyone been told their child wasn't Aspergers just to find out a few years later that they were? I want to get the help sooner rather than later.Thank youSNo virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - http://www.avg.com Version: 8.0.169 / Virus Database: 270.6.11/1639 - Release Date: 8/28/2008 7:39 AM It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your travel deal here. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 31, 2008 Report Share Posted August 31, 2008 ________________________________________________________________________ 7a. So confused Posted by: " frecklefacedcutie " punkyshazza@... frecklefacedcutie Date: Fri Aug 29, 2008 6:12 am ((PDT)) > Hi all, I am new here. I need to see what you guys think about my > son. I was completely convinced he had Aspergers, so I took him to a > psycologist(apparently the best one in Toronto for diagnosing ASD) > and she said he is not Aspergers. We found it was difficult to get the Toronto school system to say the word " Asperger " for our son but once assessed - he had a similar gifted verbal/lvery low spatial and motor skill profile - he was accommodated anyways and had a very successful time from that point forward. So the test results may be compelling to his school even without the diagnosis, although that doesn't help you with paying the therapy bills. . Our son had already been seeing a therapist - thanks to a recommendation from his Grade 1 teacher - and the therapist also refused to peg him as an Aspergers kid. Her argument was that since Aspergers has a broad range of potential symptons, of which only some are often seen, the label does more harm than good because one starts assuming the entire " package " when only the specific behaviours that are seen ought to be treated, and the therapy has to be tailored to the behaviours - one size doesn't fit all. A close friend, who is a psychometrist with another southern Ontario school board, was the one who raised the potential that he would fit the Apergers diagnosis, and I do give it some credence. Personally I have benefitted greatly from thinking about my son as an Aspie. While he is high functioning in some respects - thank heavens for that, it makes up for the anguish of watching his limitations - it's made a big difference to understand the possible origin of his limitations and deal with them constructively. - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 1, 2008 Report Share Posted September 1, 2008 I couldn't agree with you more!!! The saying is that no 2 kids have the same symptoms a and they all have their own little "quirks' which make them unique. Sue From: Cordingley <pcordingley@...>Subject: ( ) Re: so Confused Date: Sunday, August 31, 2008, 3:38 PM ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _7a. So confusedPosted by: "frecklefacedcutie" punkyshazza@ .ca frecklefacedcutieDate: Fri Aug 29, 2008 6:12 am ((PDT))> Hi all, I am new here. I need to see what you guys think about my> son. I was completely convinced he had Aspergers, so I took him to a> psycologist( apparently the best one in Toronto for diagnosing ASD)> and she said he is not Aspergers.We found it was difficult to get the Toronto school system to say the word "Asperger" for our son but once assessed - he had a similar gifted verbal/lvery low spatial and motor skill profile - he was accommodated anyways and had a very successful time from that point forward. So the test results may be compelling to his school even without the diagnosis, although that doesn't help you with paying the therapy bills. .Our son had already been seeing a therapist - thanks to a recommendation from his Grade 1 teacher - and the therapist also refused to peg him as an Aspergers kid. Her argument was that since Aspergers has a broad range of potential symptons, of which only some are often seen, the label does more harm than good because one starts assuming the entire "package" when only the specific behaviours that are seen ought to be treated, and the therapy has to be tailored to the behaviours - one size doesn't fit all.A close friend, who is a psychometrist with another southern Ontario school board, was the one who raised the potential that he would fit the Apergers diagnosis, and I do give it some credence. Personally I have benefitted greatly from thinking about my son as an Aspie. While he is high functioning in some respects - thank heavens for that, it makes up for the anguish of watching his limitations - it's made a big difference to understand the possible origin of his limitations and deal with them constructively.- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 29, 2009 Report Share Posted April 29, 2009 > > The more i read on this site the more confused i get, so is it antifungals or the supplements that cure it, or is it the whole package!!!! +++Hi Anne. Antifungals do not cure candida, however unrefined coconut oil is an antifungal that also provides so many other health benefits, so it is an important part of this program. Antifungals help because they help keep the numbers of candida lower, until your immune system becomes strong enough to " make " candida (or other bugs) " change back " to friendly organisms. Candida or any other health problems, are not cured by killing off candida or bugs. To get healthy it is necessary to provide your body with the " proper nutrients " (this diet and all supplements) so your body's condition will improve, i.e. get your immune system operating normally, so it is able to heal itself naturally. This is according to Nature's Laws on Health. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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