southernyankeebelle
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Thu Sep-03-09 09:01 PM
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| 17. My son was ADHD and ADD and the school system didn't test him |
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at first. I had him in catholic school in kindergarten. Than we moved and I got a job in a sociologist office. I was typing reports where he was doing testing on some of these kids. I noticed he had some of the same problems. I talked with him and I paid for him to be tested. Than we sent a letter to the school and then they tested him. I tell you moving around really didn't help him very much. He has always had learning problems. He is smart but can't spell worth anything. He graduated high school and he is working at a eating establisment. He has been there a very long time. He has a good work ethnic. He works hard. If you have a learning disability your kind of tagged.
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| -Well, I took my daughter to her counselor today. For those who don't know, she has been diagnosed |
ejpoeta |
Sep-03-09 08:16 PM |
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What qualifications dfo those doing the testing have to diagnoseAsperger's? n/t |
madeline_con |
Sep-03-09 08:18 PM |
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She goes to the mental health clinic where they have several doctors there. |
ejpoeta |
Sep-03-09 08:26 PM |
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A young woman spoke at an event at |
Tangerine LaBamba |
Sep-03-09 08:19 PM |
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yeah, let's talk about those 'death panels'... the ones that are already here. |
ejpoeta |
Sep-03-09 08:22 PM |
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I saw that disgusting spectacle. |
Orrex |
Sep-03-09 08:23 PM |
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Did you know, or notice (I didn't), |
Tangerine LaBamba |
Sep-03-09 08:37 PM |
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LOL! Nope, I totally missed that! |
Orrex |
Sep-04-09 12:02 AM |
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what were the three drugs in question? .nt |
excess_3 |
Sep-03-09 08:25 PM |
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I have no idea - |
Tangerine LaBamba |
Sep-03-09 08:38 PM |
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My son requires 12 daily meds to live, he just had a kidney transplant |
Justitia |
Sep-03-09 09:52 PM |
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I am very sad, for your troubles. |
excess_3 |
Sep-03-09 10:12 PM |
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I'm with you and I understand.... |
lisa58 |
Sep-03-09 08:21 PM |
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Definitely!! My sister has a five year old who is disabled... she has braces on her legs |
ejpoeta |
Sep-03-09 08:33 PM |
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Thanks for posting this. |
peace13 |
Sep-03-09 08:30 PM |
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thank you. |
ejpoeta |
Sep-03-09 08:33 PM |
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Me too with add. Pulled scholarships at NC state engineering |
Pavulon |
Sep-03-09 08:35 PM |
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The key for me is to help her manage and be able to function.... she is very smart. |
ejpoeta |
Sep-03-09 08:54 PM |
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Slicing up tasks into chunks |
Pavulon |
Sep-03-09 09:18 PM |
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My teenage son is an aspie, she sounds an awful |
liberalhistorian |
Sep-04-09 12:24 AM |
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the 'disability' term is useful in giving kids the ability to have more time for tests |
ejpoeta |
Sep-04-09 05:02 AM |
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Your daughter sounds wonderfully interesting, |
Tangerine LaBamba |
Sep-04-09 12:36 AM |
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My 17 y.o. goddaughter was diagnosed early this year with schizophrenia, |
elocs |
Sep-03-09 08:36 PM |
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Hey, good for you and her |
nadinbrzezinski |
Sep-03-09 09:00 PM |
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My son was ADHD and ADD and the school system didn't test him |
southernyankeebelle |
Sep-03-09 09:01 PM |
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Part of the problem as I see it is that the school waits until the child is having trouble |
ejpoeta |
Sep-04-09 05:14 AM |
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Thom Hartmann... |
PoiBoy |
Sep-03-09 09:13 PM |
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thank you SO much. any info is helpful. |
ejpoeta |
Sep-04-09 05:14 AM |
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Yeah, it sucks. :( |
LynzM |
Sep-04-09 12:05 AM |
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