hello

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/11/2003 8:21:51 PM US Mountain Standard Time,

linman42@... writes:

> Jackie- time to stop shadowing him!!!!

OH MY GOODNESS, LINDA! Shall we check the archives for this summer?

LOL..you ate your words!!

M.

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[Guest guest]

No way wendy- I let her go to camp- remember??????

LOL,

[Guest guest]

Hi ! Sooooo good to hear from you!

Hang in there.

> Just wanted to say hi to everyone!

>

> I've been busy lately....sorry I haven't been on. I'm happy to

report

> my ankle is getting better....don't know if I told you that I had

broken

> it. It was originally sprained (third degree) and I tried to take

the

> walking boot off too soon and broke it. In any case, it is doing

well,

> and I expect to be moving to an air cast within a few weeks. Don

got a

> great job that I'm sure he will love. We both found a great

church, and

> church activities are really keeping me busy. I'm going to join the

> choir. I'm not a good singer, but I love to sing....they don't

care if

> I sing well or not, thank goodness. We are still living with my

Great

> Grandparents and so far things are pretty much okay. I think they

don't

> realize that just because I'm young I can't do everything they'd

like me

> to....but I am saying no when I need to. Hope you are all well....

>

> Hugs,

>

> ».*.«**´`*** **´`**».*.«

[Guest guest]

I'm so happy to hear she is doing well! How exciting for you.

Pam

Hello

Hi all,

It's been along time, but I have the best news. Angel is now

receiveing behavioral management for her autism and she is doing so well.

Tonight

she has not eye poked or obsessed over her Barney Movies. Someone else

can

actually watch a movie. I am so happy. I hope all is going well for the

rest of

you.

Tammy

[Guest guest]

I'm so happy to hear she is doing well! How exciting for you.

Pam

Hello

Hi all,

It's been along time, but I have the best news. Angel is now

receiveing behavioral management for her autism and she is doing so well.

Tonight

she has not eye poked or obsessed over her Barney Movies. Someone else

can

actually watch a movie. I am so happy. I hope all is going well for the

rest of

you.

Tammy

[Guest guest]

Hi, I just wanted to report that my son has a new OT at the school and she

recommended headphones to block out unwanted and excess noise. I went and

bought an old pair of stereo headphones at the thrift store and lined the

earpieces with moleskin. He loves them. He has been able to tolerate regular

ed classes almost 80% of the time now, as opposed to being self-contained

since his diagnosis a year ago as having Aspergers. he is also a spelling be

candidate!

Marcia

>From: " Pam " <pamelapotter@...>

>Reply-Autism Treatment

><Autism Treatment >

>Subject: RE: Hello

>Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 13:16:11 -0600

>

>I'm so happy to hear she is doing well! How exciting for you.

>

>Pam

> Hello

>

>

> Hi all,

>

> It's been along time, but I have the best news. Angel is now

> receiveing behavioral management for her autism and she is doing so

>well.

>Tonight

> she has not eye poked or obsessed over her Barney Movies. Someone else

>can

> actually watch a movie. I am so happy. I hope all is going well for

>the

>rest of

> you.

>

> Tammy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, I just wanted to report that my son has a new OT at the school and she

recommended headphones to block out unwanted and excess noise. I went and

bought an old pair of stereo headphones at the thrift store and lined the

earpieces with moleskin. He loves them. He has been able to tolerate regular

ed classes almost 80% of the time now, as opposed to being self-contained

since his diagnosis a year ago as having Aspergers. he is also a spelling be

candidate!

Marcia

>From: " Pam " <pamelapotter@...>

>Reply-Autism Treatment

><Autism Treatment >

>Subject: RE: Hello

>Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 13:16:11 -0600

>

>I'm so happy to hear she is doing well! How exciting for you.

>

>Pam

> Hello

>

>

> Hi all,

>

> It's been along time, but I have the best news. Angel is now

> receiveing behavioral management for her autism and she is doing so

>well.

>Tonight

> she has not eye poked or obsessed over her Barney Movies. Someone else

>can

> actually watch a movie. I am so happy. I hope all is going well for

>the

>rest of

> you.

>

> Tammy

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Glad the headphones help. We orginally used the flight line

headphones that people at the airport/airforce use when they are on

the flight line--that is how sensitive my son's ears were.

We did AIT and it eliminated the need for headphones until he got an

ear infection. After the ear infection his hearing sensitivities

came back. Instead of doing another round of AIT, we purchased The

Listening Program. I didn't tell the therapists that we started

this and their feedback was amazing. Within a few days he had

stopped covering his ears at school and his behavior was so much

better. For my son we know this is an important intervention for

him. We have done the full protocol and additional CDs a couple of

times. We " boost him " with a " round " when he seems to be " off " . We

usually see him get better in a couple of days.

I don't recommend this for everyone. I know families that have done

AIT or Tomatis with no gains. We were lucky that this one helped my

my son--most of our " experiments " don't pan out.

Theresa, SA

>

> Marcia Witbeck <marcia_witbeck@h...> wrote:Hi, I just wanted to

report that my son has a new OT at the school and she

> recommended headphones to block out unwanted and excess noise. I

went and

> bought an old pair of stereo headphones at the thrift store and

lined the

> earpieces with moleskin. He loves them. He has been able to

tolerate regular

> ed classes almost 80% of the time now, as opposed to being self-

contained

> since his diagnosis a year ago as having Aspergers. he is also a

spelling be

> candidate!

>

> Marcia

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Glad the headphones help. We orginally used the flight line

headphones that people at the airport/airforce use when they are on

the flight line--that is how sensitive my son's ears were.

We did AIT and it eliminated the need for headphones until he got an

ear infection. After the ear infection his hearing sensitivities

came back. Instead of doing another round of AIT, we purchased The

Listening Program. I didn't tell the therapists that we started

this and their feedback was amazing. Within a few days he had

stopped covering his ears at school and his behavior was so much

better. For my son we know this is an important intervention for

him. We have done the full protocol and additional CDs a couple of

times. We " boost him " with a " round " when he seems to be " off " . We

usually see him get better in a couple of days.

I don't recommend this for everyone. I know families that have done

AIT or Tomatis with no gains. We were lucky that this one helped my

my son--most of our " experiments " don't pan out.

Theresa, SA

>

> Marcia Witbeck <marcia_witbeck@h...> wrote:Hi, I just wanted to

report that my son has a new OT at the school and she

> recommended headphones to block out unwanted and excess noise. I

went and

> bought an old pair of stereo headphones at the thrift store and

lined the

> earpieces with moleskin. He loves them. He has been able to

tolerate regular

> ed classes almost 80% of the time now, as opposed to being self-

contained

> since his diagnosis a year ago as having Aspergers. he is also a

spelling be

> candidate!

>

> Marcia

[Guest guest]

Can you tell me the difference between Listening Program and AIT? Where

can I get more info on it?

Re: Hello

Hi,

Glad the headphones help. We orginally used the flight line

headphones that people at the airport/airforce use when they are on

the flight line--that is how sensitive my son's ears were.

We did AIT and it eliminated the need for headphones until he got an

ear infection. After the ear infection his hearing sensitivities

came back. Instead of doing another round of AIT, we purchased The

Listening Program. I didn't tell the therapists that we started

this and their feedback was amazing. Within a few days he had

stopped covering his ears at school and his behavior was so much

better. For my son we know this is an important intervention for

him. We have done the full protocol and additional CDs a couple of

times. We " boost him " with a " round " when he seems to be " off " . We

usually see him get better in a couple of days.

I don't recommend this for everyone. I know families that have done

AIT or Tomatis with no gains. We were lucky that this one helped my

my son--most of our " experiments " don't pan out.

Theresa, SA

>

> Marcia Witbeck <marcia_witbeck@h...> wrote:Hi, I just wanted to

report that my son has a new OT at the school and she

> recommended headphones to block out unwanted and excess noise. I

went and

> bought an old pair of stereo headphones at the thrift store and

lined the

> earpieces with moleskin. He loves them. He has been able to

tolerate regular

> ed classes almost 80% of the time now, as opposed to being self-

contained

> since his diagnosis a year ago as having Aspergers. he is also a

spelling be

> candidate!

>

> Marcia

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[Guest guest]

Can you tell me the difference between Listening Program and AIT? Where

can I get more info on it?

Re: Hello

Hi,

Glad the headphones help. We orginally used the flight line

headphones that people at the airport/airforce use when they are on

the flight line--that is how sensitive my son's ears were.

We did AIT and it eliminated the need for headphones until he got an

ear infection. After the ear infection his hearing sensitivities

came back. Instead of doing another round of AIT, we purchased The

Listening Program. I didn't tell the therapists that we started

this and their feedback was amazing. Within a few days he had

stopped covering his ears at school and his behavior was so much

better. For my son we know this is an important intervention for

him. We have done the full protocol and additional CDs a couple of

times. We " boost him " with a " round " when he seems to be " off " . We

usually see him get better in a couple of days.

I don't recommend this for everyone. I know families that have done

AIT or Tomatis with no gains. We were lucky that this one helped my

my son--most of our " experiments " don't pan out.

Theresa, SA

>

> Marcia Witbeck <marcia_witbeck@h...> wrote:Hi, I just wanted to

report that my son has a new OT at the school and she

> recommended headphones to block out unwanted and excess noise. I

went and

> bought an old pair of stereo headphones at the thrift store and

lined the

> earpieces with moleskin. He loves them. He has been able to

tolerate regular

> ed classes almost 80% of the time now, as opposed to being self-

contained

> since his diagnosis a year ago as having Aspergers. he is also a

spelling be

> candidate!

>

> Marcia

Unlocking Autism

www.UnlockingAutism.org

Autism-Awareness-Action

Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

child with AUTISM.

Schafer Autism Report

News and information on Autism

To Subscribe http://home.sprynet.com/~schafer/index.html

Healing Autism: No Finer Cause on the Planet

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/27/2003 8:12:35 AM Pacific Standard Time,

mjs93311@... writes:

> someone spank me!

Okay, Marta, you left yourself wide open for comments on this! LOL

Hugs and blessings, Ann

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/27/2003 1:46:38 PM Central Standard Time,

positivelyann@... writes:

> Okay, Marta, you left yourself wide open for comments on this! LOL

>

> Hugs and blessings, Ann

>

>

Ann and company,

Have You all not come to realize she's baiting you????...LOL

in Bama

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[Guest guest]

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 16:06:08 -0000, Marta S. wrote:

>

>If I *ever* bitch about my new job, someone spank me! Hard! LOL!

>

>Marta

>who has to clean the kitchen before she can cook, now is that fair?

>Whine, whine, wine, hey, wine! Great idea!

>

Marta,

Be careful waht you wish for. I'm just liable to drive the four hours to

fulfill that wish if yoy complain too loudly. Of course, I'm sure ,

, Jim, Pat, and a binch of others will be there to make sure it gets

done right. LOL

BTW.. Which goes better with Turkey, Chardonay or White Zinfandel? Need

to make sure we get the right combo on the table later.

is making the turkey, dressing, and potatoes for us, her first

attempt at cooking a turkey. She's the " Chief Cook " today, I'm the

" Assistant Kitchen Manager " and am supposed to answer her questions but let

her do all the work. Of course, they don't celebrate Thanksgiving in

Germany like we do here. I'll let you know how it turns out. (She's

already made a traditional German sweet cookie called " Nut Corners. " We

were allowed to sample them, one small one each. Let's just say we'd have

to go some to find any protein in them, but they were GOOD!!)

Happy Thanksgiving to you and to everyone else on the list.

Jerry, , , Steve, and Eadie

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/27/2003 12:51:08 PM Pacific Standard Time,

MDL1031@... writes:

> Have You all not come to realize she's baiting you????.

But that is the point, she baits, we rise to the occasion and then we all

have a good time laughing and teasing! Hugs and blessings, Ann

[Guest guest]

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 09:08:26 -0800, and Jerry Lamb wrote:

> is making the turkey, dressing, and potatoes for us, her first

>attempt at cooking a turkey. She's the " Chief Cook " today, I'm the

> " Assistant Kitchen Manager " and am supposed to answer her questions but let

>her do all the work. Of course, they don't celebrate Thanksgiving in

>Germany like we do here. I'll let you know how it turns out.

OK.. Dinner is over and we decided cam be our Chief Cook for all

special occasions. Like I said, this was her first attempt at a turkey.

She found a recipe for an apple/pork/chestnut stuffing (also her first time

making this) that she made from scratch. The recipe she used called for a

pound loaf of bread cubed along with everything else. Well, we had enough

to stuff the bird and still fill two loaf pans, but it was exceptional!!

(She was invited to her boyfriend's house for a second Thanksgiving feast

so she took the extra stuffing as her contribution to their meal.)

And talk about a sense for seasonings. She initially basted the bird with

an olive oil/honey/poultry seasoning mix. After the initial two hours she

dumped in about 6 ounces of a German import beer, then covered the pan with

aluminum foil. The turkey came out really moist and tender and it was the

best tasting turkey we've ever had (including my mother's and she was no

slouch when making turkeys.)

Instead of mashed potatoes, put the peeled whole potatoes in the same

pan as the turkey when she added the beer. We had gravey, peas, and two

different kinds of cranberry sauce to round out the main meal. That was

followed by a cheese platter. We also had a nice Berringer White Zinfandel

with the meal and we still have dessert to go.

For a young lady who claims to have done very little cooking, she has a

fantastic sense of what to do in the kitchen. And to top it off, she

insisted I eat all my turkey first before I tried anything else. She kept

reminding me " Protein First!! " (Of course, her dad went through a similar

operation a couple years back, so she does have experience in that area.)

LOL

Anyway, we hope your Thanksgiving day went as well as ours. Now to enjoy

cold turkey sandwiches for the next week. ;-))

Jerry

[Guest guest]

> If I *ever* bitch about my new job, someone spank me! Hard! LOL!

>

> Marta

=====================

Okie Dokie...No problem...I'll be glad to help.

Jo

Already rolling up my sleeves because I KNOW I'll have to honor my

new obligation at least once...(evil grin)

[Guest guest]

Oooooo, I'm drooling!!! Sounds like did a fabulous job! I

just cooked for Andy and me but it came out pretty well. Fried soy

chicken, mashed sweet potatoes with roasted pecans and brown sugar,

and a pecan/chocolate chip pie. I had some leftovers today.

Everyting seems better the second day, don't you think?

Belated Happy Thanksgiving!

Tracey

>

> > is making the turkey, dressing, and potatoes for us, her

first

> >attempt at cooking a turkey. >

> Anyway, we hope your Thanksgiving day went as well as ours. Now

to enjoy

> cold turkey sandwiches for the next week. ;-))

>

> Jerry

[Guest guest]

Hi ! Glad to hear it. Just keep popping in & say hi once in a

while, K?

Love,

> > Just wanted to say hi to everyone!

> >

> > I've been busy lately....sorry I haven't been on. I'm happy to

> report

> > my ankle is getting better....don't know if I told you that I had

> broken

> > it. It was originally sprained (third degree) and I tried to take

> the

> > walking boot off too soon and broke it. In any case, it is doing

> well,

> > and I expect to be moving to an air cast within a few weeks. Don

> got a

> > great job that I'm sure he will love. We both found a great

> church, and

> > church activities are really keeping me busy. I'm going to join

the

> > choir. I'm not a good singer, but I love to sing....they don't

> care if

> > I sing well or not, thank goodness. We are still living with my

> Great

> > Grandparents and so far things are pretty much okay. I think they

> don't

> > realize that just because I'm young I can't do everything they'd

> like me

> > to....but I am saying no when I need to. Hope you are all

well....

> >

> > Hugs,

> >

> > ».*.«**´`*** **´`**».*.«

>

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[Guest guest]

Stay focused, Littlebit! You can do it!

> Happy Thursday Ladies. Just thought I would check in.

> Yesterday was an OK day, got all my meals in. Actually got my butt

> out of bed at 5:15 am to make it to the BodyPUMP class by 6 only to

> find that there was NO PARKING SPOTS witin a 1/2 mile radias of the

> gym!!! Needless to say I was a little pissy about it, so I went

back

> home, got my cd player and went across the parking lot to the

fitness

> center in my apartment complex. Managed to get in cardio and made

it

> through 2 set of AB Bootcamp......my abs are really thanking me

> today

> Last night was a little interesting. I got ready to go bowling and

> my chest was feeling really tight, by the time I got there, I was

> having a really hard time breathing, not sure if I had an asthma

> attack or an allergic reaction to something. One of the guys I

bowl

> with had me take a couple puffs off his inhahler, and that seemed

to

> help. THen he gave me one of his allergy pills, can't remember the

> name of it, but after I took it he said it had ephedra in it!!! I

> coulda smacked him. Sure enough, about 20 minutes later it my

heart

> felt like it was gonna jump outa my chest! Talk about a scarry

> feeling. Guess the point I am getting at is I didn't get up for a

> work-out this morning, the alarm went off and I felt like I had

drank

> a fifth of whiskey! Hopefully this won't happen again, I am so

> stoked to finish this challenge and meet my goals, I don't

want/need

> anything getting me off track!

> Have a great day!

>

> Beej in Idaho

[Guest guest]

Don't you love it when people are so helpful I know he was trying

to help but goodness if you had a heart condition it could have been

deadly. Are you feeling better today? Don't stress about missing the

workout. It is more important to take care of the body and let it

recuperate after your adventure last night!

Colleen

> Happy Thursday Ladies. Just thought I would check in.

> Yesterday was an OK day, got all my meals in. Actually got my butt

> out of bed at 5:15 am to make it to the BodyPUMP class by 6 only to

> find that there was NO PARKING SPOTS witin a 1/2 mile radias of the

> gym!!! Needless to say I was a little pissy about it, so I went

back

> home, got my cd player and went across the parking lot to the

fitness

> center in my apartment complex. Managed to get in cardio and made

it

> through 2 set of AB Bootcamp......my abs are really thanking me

> today

> Last night was a little interesting. I got ready to go bowling and

> my chest was feeling really tight, by the time I got there, I was

> having a really hard time breathing, not sure if I had an asthma

> attack or an allergic reaction to something. One of the guys I

bowl

> with had me take a couple puffs off his inhahler, and that seemed

to

> help. THen he gave me one of his allergy pills, can't remember the

> name of it, but after I took it he said it had ephedra in it!!! I

> coulda smacked him. Sure enough, about 20 minutes later it my

heart

> felt like it was gonna jump outa my chest! Talk about a scarry

> feeling. Guess the point I am getting at is I didn't get up for a

> work-out this morning, the alarm went off and I felt like I had

drank

> a fifth of whiskey! Hopefully this won't happen again, I am so

> stoked to finish this challenge and meet my goals, I don't

want/need

> anything getting me off track!

> Have a great day!

>

> Beej in Idaho

[Guest guest]

Feeling better today, just........loopy.

He was nice for helping, but like you said, it could have been

deadly. Maybe I should have taken the other hottie up when he asked

if I needed mouth to mouth

I am going to take it easy today and try to make it for my work-out

tomorrow morning. STill eating right tho!! (that seems to be 1/2

the battle for me)

-- In , " colleenp99 "

<colleen_meacham@h...> wrote:

> Don't you love it when people are so helpful I know he was

trying

> to help but goodness if you had a heart condition it could have

been

> deadly. Are you feeling better today? Don't stress about missing

the

> workout. It is more important to take care of the body and let it

> recuperate after your adventure last night!

>

> Colleen

>

>

>

> > Happy Thursday Ladies. Just thought I would check in.

> > Yesterday was an OK day, got all my meals in. Actually got my

butt

> > out of bed at 5:15 am to make it to the BodyPUMP class by 6 only

to

> > find that there was NO PARKING SPOTS witin a 1/2 mile radias of

the

> > gym!!! Needless to say I was a little pissy about it, so I went

> back

> > home, got my cd player and went across the parking lot to the

> fitness

> > center in my apartment complex. Managed to get in cardio and

made

> it

> > through 2 set of AB Bootcamp......my abs are really thanking me

> > today

> > Last night was a little interesting. I got ready to go bowling

and

> > my chest was feeling really tight, by the time I got there, I was

> > having a really hard time breathing, not sure if I had an asthma

> > attack or an allergic reaction to something. One of the guys I

> bowl

> > with had me take a couple puffs off his inhahler, and that seemed

> to

> > help. THen he gave me one of his allergy pills, can't remember

the

> > name of it, but after I took it he said it had ephedra in it!!!

I

> > coulda smacked him. Sure enough, about 20 minutes later it my

> heart

> > felt like it was gonna jump outa my chest! Talk about a scarry

> > feeling. Guess the point I am getting at is I didn't get up for

a

> > work-out this morning, the alarm went off and I felt like I had

> drank

> > a fifth of whiskey! Hopefully this won't happen again, I am so

> > stoked to finish this challenge and meet my goals, I don't

> want/need

> > anything getting me off track!

> > Have a great day!

> >

> > Beej in Idaho

[Guest guest]

I am going to try this again lol

I have a question, I hope someone can help me with.. lol... I was wondering if anyone has taken their MTX a day before they are supposed to and if anything happened? I am leaving Friday morning to go to Denver to watch my nephew at the State Wrestling Tournament and wont be back until Sunday. Friday is usually my MTX day, but I wont have anyone to give me my shot so I was going to do it Thursday night. Besides I have a lot of pain in my left leg with the shot and that is the leg this time. So I would rather not have it done before I drive the two hours by myself. Any suggestions or advise would be greatly appreciated.

I hope everyone is doing well.. Sorry I haven't been around much. Still waiting to hear about the Humira and still in a lot of pain. I am going to go to Denver though, as it is my nephews Senior year and the last time to see him wrestle.... Just have to remember to pack the pain meds lol..

Welcome to all the new people.. You have found a great new home and family.

Love you all Kelley in Colorado

[Guest guest]

For some reason this is not going through.. lol.. I guess I am having issues tonight lol

I have a question, I hope someone can help me with.. lol... I was wondering if anyone has taken their MTX a day before they are supposed to and if anything happened? I am leaving Friday morning to go to Denver to watch my nephew at the State Wrestling Tournament and wont be back until Sunday. Friday is usually my MTX day, but I wont have anyone to give me my shot so I was going to do it Thursday night. Besides I have a lot of pain in my left leg with the shot and that is the leg this time. So I would rather not have it done before I drive the two hours by myself. Any suggestions or advise would be greatly appreciated.

I hope everyone is doing well.. Sorry I haven't been around much. Still waiting to hear about the Humira and still in a lot of pain. I am going to go to Denver though, as it is my nephews Senior year and the last time to see him wrestle.... Just have to remember to pack the pain meds lol..

Welcome to all the new people.. You have found a great new home and family.

Love you all Kelley in Colorado

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For some reason this is not going through.. lol.. I guess I am having issues tonight lol

I have a question, I hope someone can help me with.. lol... I was wondering if anyone has taken their MTX a day before they are supposed to and if anything happened? I am leaving Friday morning to go to Denver to watch my nephew at the State Wrestling Tournament and wont be back until Sunday. Friday is usually my MTX day, but I wont have anyone to give me my shot so I was going to do it Thursday night. Besides I have a lot of pain in my left leg with the shot and that is the leg this time. So I would rather not have it done before I drive the two hours by myself. Any suggestions or advise would be greatly appreciated.

I hope everyone is doing well.. Sorry I haven't been around much. Still waiting to hear about the Humira and still in a lot of pain. I am going to go to Denver though, as it is my nephews Senior year and the last time to see him wrestle.... Just have to remember to pack the pain meds lol..

Welcome to all the new people.. You have found a great new home and family.

Love you all Kelley in Colorado