Guest guest Posted November 11, 2002 Report Share Posted November 11, 2002 Welcome to the group Kirk Owen Donnelly (Nottinghamshire, England) Hello, new member My name is Kirk Elliott and I am a new member here. I am a Nationally Registered Paramedic, a medic in the National Guard and a Nursing student through Excelsior college. I am planning on working overseas/offshore when I retire from the Guard. I am looking forward to making contacts with my " Brothers " in the field and learn more about the business and remote medicine in general. Member Information: List owner: Ian Sharpe Owner@... Editor: Ross Boardman Editor@... Post message: egroups Subscribe: -subscribeegroups Unsubscribe: -unsubscribeegroups Thank you for supporting Remote Medics Online. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2002 Report Share Posted November 23, 2002 Welcome to the group! I had carpel tunnel surgery on both hands. It realy helped. Jenn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2002 Report Share Posted November 23, 2002 , Welcome to the group!! Although I am sorry you are sick!! Please make yourself at home and join in!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2002 Report Share Posted November 24, 2002 Hi ! Welcome to our family! I'm Ling, 24, from Singapore. Diagnosed with Type2 diabetes and occipital neuralgia about 4-5 years ago. Please feel free to speak, vent whenever you need to! Regards, Ling Hello, New Member > Hello everyone, i am new here and thought i would introduce myself. > My name is , i'm 36 and live in Wisconsin. > I have carpal tunnel in both hands, just had surgery 2 month's ago on > one of them and all is well with that. > I also have Osteoarthritis, Diabetic Neuroapathy<s?> Fibromyalgia and > Lyme Disease. > I am over weight but a quite a bit and this past year have lost 52# > and i continue to work on it. > I exercise 4x a week in the pool as that is the easiest on my joints > but yet still effective.. :-))~ > Well that's about it, hope to post more! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 26, 2002 Report Share Posted November 26, 2002 Hello !!! You sound like a lot of us, myself included... I'm Helen from Ohio... Yayyyyyy for losing the 52 pounds ) I have lost 61 pounds this last year ) Have 25 more to go then I will be happy ) Doc says only 15 more ;o( Glad that your surgery went well ) Glad that you can do the exercises with your fibro, they just make me worse... ( I will put my list on again here in a few emails to update the new folks of my few ailments... yes, please do keep posting, that helps you and us also ) Talking does help the mind ) ((( Welcoming Hugs ))) Helen Hello everyone, i am new here and thought i would introduce myself. My name is , i'm 36 and live in Wisconsin. I have carpal tunnel in both hands, just had surgery 2 month's ago on one of them and all is well with that. I also have Osteoarthritis, Diabetic Neuroapathy<s?> Fibromyalgia and Lyme Disease. I am over weight but a quite a bit and this past year have lost 52# and i continue to work on it. I exercise 4x a week in the pool as that is the easiest on my joints but yet still effective.. :-))~ Well that's about it, hope to post more! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2002 Report Share Posted November 30, 2002 how did you lose the weight with not exercising ??? me I love to lose any weight I can I to big way to big and I am sure it help me self esteem if I was to lose some I barley eat now as it is I been thinking of quitting eating for like a week at a time and just drinking and seeing if that help me lose the pounds but I think I just lose muscle mass and that is not good any tips would be help full if you got any take care of your self's Darkbeing AKA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 22, 2007 Report Share Posted January 22, 2007 Yes, I would love a list of abbreviations too! I've been on here a while and I've just been guessing what they were. baneline1 <baneline1@...> wrote: Hello, I am a mother of three, son 8 (ASD - Mild Aspbergers) and two daughters 5 and 2. I would love it if someone could give me a brief rundown on some of the common abbreviations that are used in this group. I have been reading some of the posts and have been unable to figure some of them out. Thanks, Vickie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 > > Hello, I am a mother of three, son 8 (ASD - Mild Aspbergers) and two > daughters 5 and 2. I would love it if someone could give me a brief > rundown on some of the common abbreviations that are used in this > group. I have been reading some of the posts and have been unable to > figure some of them out. > > Thanks, > Vickie > This may help, " google " abbreviations or acronyms: ASD—Autism Spectrum Disorders ABA—Applied Behavior Analysis APE—Adapted Physical Education BMP—Behavior Management Protocol FAPE—Free and Appropriate Public Education IDEA—Individuals with Disabilities Education Act IEP—Individualized Education Program LD—Learning Disabled LRE—Least Restrictive Environment MR—Mentally Retarded OT—Occupational Therapy PECS—Picture Exchange Communication System OCD—Obsessive Compulsive Disorder PT—Physical Training SIB—Self Injurious Behavior SIT—Sensory Integration Therapy TEACCH—Treatment and Education of Autism and Related Communication and Handicapped Children or: ABA................Applied Behavior Analysis (therapy method) ADD................Attention Deficit Disorder ADHD..............Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder AIT.................Auditory Integration Therapy APD................Auditory Processing Disorder AS..................Asperger's Syndrome AS..................Autistic Spectrum BAP................Broader Autism Phenotype CSE................Committee for Special Education DD..................Development Disorder DH..................Developmentally Handicapped DX..................Diagnosis ECT................ElectroConvulsive Therapy (electroshock) ED..................Emotionally Disturbed EEG................ElectroEncephaloGram ECG................ElectroCardioGram FDA................Food and Drug Administration GFCF..............Gluten Free / Casein Free (Gluten is wheat free/casein usually dairy free-suspected issue with a number of autistics) HFA................High Functioning Autism IBS.................Irritable Bowel Syndrome IEP.................Individual Education Plan IQ...................Intelligence Quotient LD...................Learning Disability LLD..................Language-based Learning Disability M-D.................Manic Depression (Bipolar depression) MR...................Mental Retardation, Mentally Retarded (IQ less than 70) MRI..................Magnetic Resonance Imaging NDA.................Not Diagnosed with Anything NOD.................Not Otherwise Defined, Often appears alot with DX by psychologists. NOS.................Not Otherwise Specified, usually seen as PDD-NOS NOS.................Not of Specific Origin NS....................Noonan's Syndrome NT....................Neurologically Typical OCD.................Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder ODD.................Oppositional Defiant Disorder OT....................Occupational Therapy P & A..................Protection & Advocacy PDD..................Pervasive Developmental Disorder PDR..................Physician's Desk Reference PPA..................Parent of a Person with Autism PT....................Physical Therapist PTSD................Post Traumatic Stress Disorder SLP..................Speech Language Pathologist SED..................Severely Emotionally Disturbed TEACCH............Treatment and Education of Autistic and related Communication Handicapped Children TS....................Tourette Syndrome YO...................Year Old Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 Thanks for clearing that up. I was reading many posts wrong because I thought DH was diagnosed husband, and DS was dignosed son. I didn't see what DS really was though. Can someone clear that one up? tdhssp <johnvel@...> wrote: > > Hello, I am a mother of three, son 8 (ASD - Mild Aspbergers) and two > daughters 5 and 2. I would love it if someone could give me a brief > rundown on some of the common abbreviations that are used in this > group. I have been reading some of the posts and have been unable to > figure some of them out. > > Thanks, > Vickie > This may help, " google " abbreviations or acronyms: ASD—Autism Spectrum Disorders ABA—Applied Behavior Analysis APE—Adapted Physical Education BMP—Behavior Management Protocol FAPE—Free and Appropriate Public Education IDEA—Individuals with Disabilities Education Act IEP—Individualized Education Program LD—Learning Disabled LRE—Least Restrictive Environment MR—Mentally Retarded OT—Occupational Therapy PECS—Picture Exchange Communication System OCD—Obsessive Compulsive Disorder PT—Physical Training SIB—Self Injurious Behavior SIT—Sensory Integration Therapy TEACCH—Treatment and Education of Autism and Related Communication and Handicapped Children or: ABA................Applied Behavior Analysis (therapy method) ADD................Attention Deficit Disorder ADHD..............Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder AIT.................Auditory Integration Therapy APD................Auditory Processing Disorder AS..................Asperger's Syndrome AS..................Autistic Spectrum BAP................Broader Autism Phenotype CSE................Committee for Special Education DD..................Development Disorder DH..................Developmentally Handicapped DX..................Diagnosis ECT................ElectroConvulsive Therapy (electroshock) ED..................Emotionally Disturbed EEG................ElectroEncephaloGram ECG................ElectroCardioGram FDA................Food and Drug Administration GFCF..............Gluten Free / Casein Free (Gluten is wheat free/casein usually dairy free-suspected issue with a number of autistics) HFA................High Functioning Autism IBS.................Irritable Bowel Syndrome IEP.................Individual Education Plan IQ...................Intelligence Quotient LD...................Learning Disability LLD..................Language-based Learning Disability M-D.................Manic Depression (Bipolar depression) MR...................Mental Retardation, Mentally Retarded (IQ less than 70) MRI..................Magnetic Resonance Imaging NDA.................Not Diagnosed with Anything NOD.................Not Otherwise Defined, Often appears alot with DX by psychologists. NOS.................Not Otherwise Specified, usually seen as PDD-NOS NOS.................Not of Specific Origin NS....................Noonan's Syndrome NT....................Neurologically Typical OCD.................Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder ODD.................Oppositional Defiant Disorder OT....................Occupational Therapy P & A..................Protection & Advocacy PDD..................Pervasive Developmental Disorder PDR..................Physician's Desk Reference PPA..................Parent of a Person with Autism PT....................Physical Therapist PTSD................Post Traumatic Stress Disorder SLP..................Speech Language Pathologist SED..................Severely Emotionally Disturbed TEACCH............Treatment and Education of Autistic and related Communication Handicapped Children TS....................Tourette Syndrome YO...................Year Old Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 Thanks! It helps a lot. Claudine _____ From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of tdhssp Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 11:56 AM Subject: ( ) Re: Hello, New Member > > Hello, I am a mother of three, son 8 (ASD - Mild Aspbergers) and two > daughters 5 and 2. I would love it if someone could give me a brief > rundown on some of the common abbreviations that are used in this > group. I have been reading some of the posts and have been unable to > figure some of them out. > > Thanks, > Vickie > This may help, " google " abbreviations or acronyms: ASD-Autism Spectrum Disorders ABA-Applied Behavior Analysis APE-Adapted Physical Education BMP-Behavior Management Protocol FAPE-Free and Appropriate Public Education IDEA-Individuals with Disabilities Education Act IEP-Individualized Education Program LD-Learning Disabled LRE-Least Restrictive Environment MR-Mentally Retarded OT-Occupational Therapy PECS-Picture Exchange Communication System OCD-Obsessive Compulsive Disorder PT-Physical Training SIB-Self Injurious Behavior SIT-Sensory Integration Therapy TEACCH-Treatment and Education of Autism and Related Communication and Handicapped Children or: ABA................Applied Behavior Analysis (therapy method) ADD................Attention Deficit Disorder ADHD..............Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder AIT.................Auditory Integration Therapy APD................Auditory Processing Disorder AS..................Asperger's Syndrome AS..................Autistic Spectrum BAP................Broader Autism Phenotype CSE................Committee for Special Education DD..................Development Disorder DH..................Developmentally Handicapped DX..................Diagnosis ECT................ElectroConvulsive Therapy (electroshock) ED..................Emotionally Disturbed EEG................ElectroEncephaloGram ECG................ElectroCardioGram FDA................Food and Drug Administration GFCF..............Gluten Free / Casein Free (Gluten is wheat free/casein usually dairy free-suspected issue with a number of autistics) HFA................High Functioning Autism IBS.................Irritable Bowel Syndrome IEP.................Individual Education Plan IQ...................Intelligence Quotient LD...................Learning Disability LLD..................Language-based Learning Disability M-D.................Manic Depression (Bipolar depression) MR...................Mental Retardation, Mentally Retarded (IQ less than 70) MRI..................Magnetic Resonance Imaging NDA.................Not Diagnosed with Anything NOD.................Not Otherwise Defined, Often appears alot with DX by psychologists. NOS.................Not Otherwise Specified, usually seen as PDD-NOS NOS.................Not of Specific Origin NS....................Noonan's Syndrome NT....................Neurologically Typical OCD.................Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder ODD.................Oppositional Defiant Disorder OT....................Occupational Therapy P & A..................Protection & Advocacy PDD..................Pervasive Developmental Disorder PDR..................Physician's Desk Reference PPA..................Parent of a Person with Autism PT....................Physical Therapist PTSD................Post Traumatic Stress Disorder SLP..................Speech Language Pathologist SED..................Severely Emotionally Disturbed TEACCH............Treatment and Education of Autistic and related Communication Handicapped Children TS....................Tourette Syndrome YO...................Year Old Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 > > > > Hello, I am a mother of three, son 8 (ASD - Mild Aspbergers) and > two > > daughters 5 and 2. I would love it if someone could give me a > brief > > rundown on some of the common abbreviations that are used in this > > group. I have been reading some of the posts and have been unable > to > > figure some of them out. > > > > Thanks, > > Vickie > > > > This may help, " google " abbreviations or acronyms: > > ASD—Autism Spectrum Disorders > > ABA—Applied Behavior Analysis > > APE—Adapted Physical Education > > BMP—Behavior Management Protocol > > FAPE—Free and Appropriate Public Education > > IDEA—Individuals with Disabilities Education Act > > IEP—Individualized Education Program > > LD—Learning Disabled > > LRE—Least Restrictive Environment > > MR—Mentally Retarded > > OT—Occupational Therapy > > PECS—Picture Exchange Communication System > > OCD—Obsessive Compulsive Disorder > > PT—Physical Training > > SIB—Self Injurious Behavior > > SIT—Sensory Integration Therapy > > TEACCH—Treatment and Education of Autism and Related Communication > and Handicapped Children > > or: > > ABA................Applied Behavior Analysis (therapy method) > ADD................Attention Deficit Disorder > ADHD..............Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder > AIT.................Auditory Integration Therapy > APD................Auditory Processing Disorder > AS..................Asperger's Syndrome > AS..................Autistic Spectrum > BAP................Broader Autism Phenotype > CSE................Committee for Special Education > DD..................Development Disorder > DH..................Developmentally Handicapped > DX..................Diagnosis > ECT................ElectroConvulsive Therapy (electroshock) > ED..................Emotionally Disturbed > EEG................ElectroEncephaloGram > ECG................ElectroCardioGram > FDA................Food and Drug Administration > GFCF..............Gluten Free / Casein Free (Gluten is wheat > free/casein usually dairy free-suspected issue with a number of > autistics) > HFA................High Functioning Autism > IBS.................Irritable Bowel Syndrome > IEP.................Individual Education Plan > IQ...................Intelligence Quotient > LD...................Learning Disability > LLD..................Language-based Learning Disability > M-D.................Manic Depression (Bipolar depression) > MR...................Mental Retardation, Mentally Retarded (IQ less > than 70) > MRI..................Magnetic Resonance Imaging > NDA.................Not Diagnosed with Anything > NOD.................Not Otherwise Defined, Often appears alot with DX > by psychologists. > NOS.................Not Otherwise Specified, usually seen as PDD- NOS > NOS.................Not of Specific Origin > NS....................Noonan's Syndrome > NT....................Neurologically Typical > OCD.................Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder > ODD.................Oppositional Defiant Disorder > OT....................Occupational Therapy > P & A..................Protection & Advocacy > PDD..................Pervasive Developmental Disorder > PDR..................Physician's Desk Reference > PPA..................Parent of a Person with Autism > PT....................Physical Therapist > PTSD................Post Traumatic Stress Disorder > SLP..................Speech Language Pathologist > SED..................Severely Emotionally Disturbed > TEACCH............Treatment and Education of Autistic > and related Communication Handicapped > Children > TS....................Tourette Syndrome > YO...................Year Old > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 Thanks for the info. BTW, I believe that DS and DD are dear or darling son and daughter. At least thats what I was told once in another group. Vickie > > > > > > Hello, I am a mother of three, son 8 (ASD - Mild Aspbergers) and > > two > > > daughters 5 and 2. I would love it if someone could give me a > > brief > > > rundown on some of the common abbreviations that are used in this > > > group. I have been reading some of the posts and have been unable > > to > > > figure some of them out. > > > > > > Thanks, > > > Vickie > > > > > > > This may help, " google " abbreviations or acronyms: > > > > ASD—Autism Spectrum Disorders > > > > ABA—Applied Behavior Analysis > > > > APE—Adapted Physical Education > > > > BMP—Behavior Management Protocol > > > > FAPE—Free and Appropriate Public Education > > > > IDEA—Individuals with Disabilities Education Act > > > > IEP—Individualized Education Program > > > > LD—Learning Disabled > > > > LRE—Least Restrictive Environment > > > > MR—Mentally Retarded > > > > OT—Occupational Therapy > > > > PECS—Picture Exchange Communication System > > > > OCD—Obsessive Compulsive Disorder > > > > PT—Physical Training > > > > SIB—Self Injurious Behavior > > > > SIT—Sensory Integration Therapy > > > > TEACCH—Treatment and Education of Autism and Related Communication > > and Handicapped Children > > > > or: > > > > ABA................Applied Behavior Analysis (therapy method) > > ADD................Attention Deficit Disorder > > ADHD..............Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder > > AIT.................Auditory Integration Therapy > > APD................Auditory Processing Disorder > > AS..................Asperger's Syndrome > > AS..................Autistic Spectrum > > BAP................Broader Autism Phenotype > > CSE................Committee for Special Education > > DD..................Development Disorder > > DH..................Developmentally Handicapped > > DX..................Diagnosis > > ECT................ElectroConvulsive Therapy (electroshock) > > ED..................Emotionally Disturbed > > EEG................ElectroEncephaloGram > > ECG................ElectroCardioGram > > FDA................Food and Drug Administration > > GFCF..............Gluten Free / Casein Free (Gluten is wheat > > free/casein usually dairy free-suspected issue with a number of > > autistics) > > HFA................High Functioning Autism > > IBS.................Irritable Bowel Syndrome > > IEP.................Individual Education Plan > > IQ...................Intelligence Quotient > > LD...................Learning Disability > > LLD..................Language-based Learning Disability > > M-D.................Manic Depression (Bipolar depression) > > MR...................Mental Retardation, Mentally Retarded (IQ less > > than 70) > > MRI..................Magnetic Resonance Imaging > > NDA.................Not Diagnosed with Anything > > NOD.................Not Otherwise Defined, Often appears alot with > DX > > by psychologists. > > NOS.................Not Otherwise Specified, usually seen as PDD- > NOS > > NOS.................Not of Specific Origin > > NS....................Noonan's Syndrome > > NT....................Neurologically Typical > > OCD.................Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder > > ODD.................Oppositional Defiant Disorder > > OT....................Occupational Therapy > > P & A..................Protection & Advocacy > > PDD..................Pervasive Developmental Disorder > > PDR..................Physician's Desk Reference > > PPA..................Parent of a Person with Autism > > PT....................Physical Therapist > > PTSD................Post Traumatic Stress Disorder > > SLP..................Speech Language Pathologist > > SED..................Severely Emotionally Disturbed > > TEACCH............Treatment and Education of Autistic > > and related Communication Handicapped > > Children > > TS....................Tourette Syndrome > > YO...................Year Old > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 Thank you! I'll keep these to refer to. tdhssp <johnvel@...> wrote: > > > > Hello, I am a mother of three, son 8 (ASD - Mild Aspbergers) and > two > > daughters 5 and 2. I would love it if someone could give me a > brief > > rundown on some of the common abbreviations that are used in this > > group. I have been reading some of the posts and have been unable > to > > figure some of them out. > > > > Thanks, > > Vickie > > > > This may help, " google " abbreviations or acronyms: > > ASD—Autism Spectrum Disorders > > ABA—Applied Behavior Analysis > > APE—Adapted Physical Education > > BMP—Behavior Management Protocol > > FAPE—Free and Appropriate Public Education > > IDEA—Individuals with Disabilities Education Act > > IEP—Individualized Education Program > > LD—Learning Disabled > > LRE—Least Restrictive Environment > > MR—Mentally Retarded > > OT—Occupational Therapy > > PECS—Picture Exchange Communication System > > OCD—Obsessive Compulsive Disorder > > PT—Physical Training > > SIB—Self Injurious Behavior > > SIT—Sensory Integration Therapy > > TEACCH—Treatment and Education of Autism and Related Communication > and Handicapped Children > > or: > > ABA................Applied Behavior Analysis (therapy method) > ADD................Attention Deficit Disorder > ADHD..............Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder > AIT.................Auditory Integration Therapy > APD................Auditory Processing Disorder > AS..................Asperger's Syndrome > AS..................Autistic Spectrum > BAP................Broader Autism Phenotype > CSE................Committee for Special Education > DD..................Development Disorder > DH..................Developmentally Handicapped > DX..................Diagnosis > ECT................ElectroConvulsive Therapy (electroshock) > ED..................Emotionally Disturbed > EEG................ElectroEncephaloGram > ECG................ElectroCardioGram > FDA................Food and Drug Administration > GFCF..............Gluten Free / Casein Free (Gluten is wheat > free/casein usually dairy free-suspected issue with a number of > autistics) > HFA................High Functioning Autism > IBS.................Irritable Bowel Syndrome > IEP.................Individual Education Plan > IQ...................Intelligence Quotient > LD...................Learning Disability > LLD..................Language-based Learning Disability > M-D.................Manic Depression (Bipolar depression) > MR...................Mental Retardation, Mentally Retarded (IQ less > than 70) > MRI..................Magnetic Resonance Imaging > NDA.................Not Diagnosed with Anything > NOD.................Not Otherwise Defined, Often appears alot with DX > by psychologists. > NOS.................Not Otherwise Specified, usually seen as PDD- NOS > NOS.................Not of Specific Origin > NS....................Noonan's Syndrome > NT....................Neurologically Typical > OCD.................Obsessive/Compulsive Disorder > ODD.................Oppositional Defiant Disorder > OT....................Occupational Therapy > P & A..................Protection & Advocacy > PDD..................Pervasive Developmental Disorder > PDR..................Physician's Desk Reference > PPA..................Parent of a Person with Autism > PT....................Physical Therapist > PTSD................Post Traumatic Stress Disorder > SLP..................Speech Language Pathologist > SED..................Severely Emotionally Disturbed > TEACCH............Treatment and Education of Autistic > and related Communication Handicapped > Children > TS....................Tourette Syndrome > YO...................Year Old > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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