Thanks for the advice

[Guest guest]

,

I got goosebumps reading your email. Confident and assertive!

Sometimes we just need someone else who UNDERSTANDS to give us the

encouragement to do what we know is right. You can trust your

judgement. You are obviously a great mom and will do whatever it

takes to help Ian be successful. He is lucky to have you.

Over the past few months, over and over (and as recently as

yesterday), we have had professionals tell us that we are great

parents and our daughter is lucky to have us. That is because there

are many children suffering out there without parents who understand.

I am so proud of you! Keep up the good work and keep sharing. We

all gain strength from hearing about and sharing in one another's

victories. Hooray!

Gwen in Oregon

> Dear Gwen, Kathy, and Jackie:

> Thanks so much for your input and advice on Ian's conference! I

went to it confident and assertive (and armed with your printed

responses, just in case)!

[Guest guest]

HI :

Good for you and good for Ian. There are some very compassionate teachers

out there and good for Ian he has one of them when he needs one!

Hope that Ian's school year continues smoothly. take care, aloha, kathy (H)

kathyh@...

At 10:13 AM 10/12/2000 -0500, you wrote:

> Dear Gwen, Kathy, and Jackie:

Thanks so much for your input and advice on Ian's conference! I went to it

confident and assertive (and armed with your printed responses, just in

case)! As is turned out, Ian's teacher was more than willing to give me

the accommendations I requested (as much time as needed) and even offered

to help Ian do the 3 written parts of the project in class. All we have

left to do at home is the fun part (making a Native American pueblo model

with a family). She also gave me advance notice of the next big project

and agreed to let Ian use some of the visual aids he constructed last year

as part of his independent study project for his G & T class. Now all

he'll have to do is write a report from his earlier research for an oral

presentation. Thank God I saved everything! There are benefits to being a

hoarder! LOL

Ian and I are both very relieved to have the pressure of a deadline

removed. I am so thankful for the teacher's attitude that the knowledge is

the important thing, not the deadline. Isn't is great when a teacher " gets

it " ?

Thanks again,

[Guest guest]

Great News . I'm always happy to hear of teachers who are flexible and

concerned primarily with the well-being of the child. Being in education as

long as I have been, I have seen more than enough teachers who seem concerned

more with their status and class control than with the individual kids.

Thank goodness for those teachers who are there because they truly love the

kids!

Jackie

[Guest guest]

Thanks Gwen,

You're a jewel!

Re: Thanks for the advice

We all gain strength from hearing about and sharing in one another's victories. Hooray!Gwen in Oregon

[Guest guest]

>From: colourpro@...

>

><Get a life!Connie. >

>

>Dear Connie,

> If you don't think these " safety or labeling issues " are

>applicable info for you, why don't you just hit the delete key?

If God didn't want you to use the delete key, He wouldn't have given it to

you. It's your to use. A form of personal censorship.

> Don't you want to know if what your suppliers are telling you is

>fact or b.s. driven by greed?

It's well known that people will say anything to make a buck. There is so

much misinformation being posted on the 'net designed to confuse and

defraud unknowing readers.

> Then again, if no one wants this type of info and makes their

>stuff blindly - when new, more stringent regulations come down and

>put us all out of business then we will all know who to point fingers

>at.

By putting on blinders and listening only to information that suits

subjective and ego based agenda, sooner or later, someone will get hurt by

using homecrafted products and this whole subset of the cosmetic business

will come under the scrutiny of the FDA and other regulatory agencies.

Federal regulations are not opinion, it's the law.

>I think I will take your advice though; I need to get a life. I

>spend far too much time with my nose buried deciphering regulations

>and I work far too much - at least 12 hours a day including

>weekends. I also answer far too much e-mail for people to help them.

> So, no more e-mail and I just have to cut back on the lists, this

>will be the first one to go.

And why do you frequent this list? To accumulate enormous wealth or because

you are a concerned, enlightened list member that wants to help and inform

others? I get paid for my professional services and advise that I freely

disseminate to list members. I've already started to cut back on this list.

Lucy

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[Guest guest]

At 09:58 AM 11/10/00 , Jen wrote:

>If you don't think these " safety or labeling issues " are

>applicable info for you, why don't you just hit the delete key?

I'm generally staying out of the debate, but I just wanted to point out

that some of us are on digest mode, and can't just delete individual

comments...we have to scroll through them like it or not to get to the

other posts!

nn

[Guest guest]

Dear , I know you have to shovel or do things at times that your

body will not like, but if you remember baby steps with a yellow

light of caution because your well-being can change often especially

in the earlier years.

For your knee you may want to ask your doctor if he/she would

prescribe moderate heat or ice. Hope this suggestion helps, Melt

> Thanks to everyone who replied and made me feel welcome to the

group. It's

> comforting to know that people here understand so well.

[Guest guest]

Thank you Doe & hello. I agree, that solution is very good as is

the site. It was 1 of the first sites i found & it worked for 6 wks or

so, then the pups became more ill. I used it also but the vet thinks

that because the peroxide opens their pores it made them more

susceptable/vulnerable to whatever pest happened along so i stopped the

treatment. I still use it for myself sometimes & I find it works

beautifully to bring the mites out of your skin & /or scabs. A touch of

frostbite to fingers & toes makes them vacate the quickest I discovered

during our last snowstorm though...LOL

Your lucky to have found an exterminator that knew anything about

bird mites. I havent been so lucky. I bought some of those lil boards

but he said it was just lint, hair & dirt. I even stuck a couple of

bugs to the boards that i caught biting me. I dont know if i messed up

or if the " jewellers loop " (whatever that is) they use to look with is

not strong enough. Either way Im at a loss until i find someone that

knows what they're doing & so far I seem to know more about these

demons. With luck maybe this last batch Im taking in will b ok & intact.

Although, im in Canada I think ill phone your man & c what he says.

Thank You very much.:.) God Bless

Tee

[Guest guest]

Hi White dove

Regarding the open pore & suseptiibilty factor encouraged by the peroxide:

Frito said to use plent of olive oil to restre and keep up the acid mantle on

your skin. Maybe thet is what will help for the suseptiibilty factor .

also I read the if you take a cucumber and skin it & wipe the juice on all the

cracks in the kitchen no roaches will come in . I am going to try this on my

skin.

I remember cucumbers being used for black eyes also. . I will reprt back .

Meanwhile the environment has to sterile as a hostipal. And treated for bugs .

This lady beat them , she lists her cure at this site

www.shanspirations .org/?=112

(I added extra spaces to the link to sneak it in thru the no post rule. )

Thanks you for your response

Bill

ps:

, I am 9 days into the brax peroxide & water mix, I sense my skin is naked, I

will olive oil up .

I wonder if the mix is as effective eon the environment as it is on the skin .

I will try it.

God is bigger than this bug

110:1 (A

Psalm of Dovid.) The LORD said unto my Lord,

Sit thou at my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool.

The LORD shall send the rod of thy strength out of Zion: rule thou in the midst

of thine enemies. 3 Thy people [shall be] willing in the day of thy power, in

the beauties of holiness from the womb of the morning: thou hast the dew of thy

youth

·:*°-:¦:-°*:·.††.·:*°-:¦:-°*:·.††.Jesu·s is Lord

·:*°-:¦:-°*:·.††.·:*°-:¦:-°*:·.††..

whitedove0099 wrote:

> Thank you Doe & hello. I agree, that solution is very good as

is

> the site. It was 1 of the first sites i found & it worked for 6 wks or

> so, then the pups became more ill. I used it also but the vet thinks

> that because the peroxide opens their pores it made them more

> susceptable/ vulnerable to whatever pest happened along so i stopped the

> treatment. I still use it for myself sometimes & I find it works

> beautifully to bring the mites out of your skin & /or scabs. A touch of

> frostbite to fingers & toes makes them vacate the quickest I discovered

> during our last snowstorm though...LOL

> Your lucky to have found an exterminator that knew anything about

> bird mites. I havent been so lucky. I bought some of those lil boards

> but he said it was just lint, hair & dirt. I even stuck a couple of

> bugs to the boards that i caught biting me. I dont know if i messed up

> or if the " jewellers loop " (whatever that is) they use to look with is

> not strong enough. Either way Im at a loss until i find someone that

> knows what they're doing & so far I seem to know more about these

> demons. With luck maybe this last batch Im taking in will b ok & intact.

> Although, im in Canada I think ill phone your man & c what he says.

> Thank You very much.:.) God Bless

> Tee

>