Re: EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

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Irma, I appreciate all your suggestions. Karac is now 14 and until this year he has never had a problem with getting his hair cut. Now all of a sudden, he jerks when I even try to comb his hair! I don't know what has suddenly brought this on. I don't know what we are going to do. Kids are beginning to make fun of him. He doesn't have any problem with washing his hair. He is looking like Samson! I keep hoping it will pass like all the other behaviors that seem to just go away for no reason. Pat K

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Wow Irma. You have faced some huge obstacles, with outstanding resourcefulness and determination. I salute you.

Sara

Re: EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Hi Sara,Looking forward to it when you post in regards to the haircut.It has been a journey with the challenges of the hair cut for us too in the past, for the past 5 years for me to finally have where my son is at now is such a relief. He is 18 y/o, but at the age of 12 y/o, I was determined to find some answers and attack this challenge. I was not good on cutting his hair at home while he was asleep. I allowed his hair just to grow out when he was younger, trimmed here and there while he was asleep, it was no fun. My son has actually come a long way with the haircut challenging arena but I know that many would benefit on anything to do it with this issue when you post something. There was nothing out that would at least point me towards some strategies, glad that you are for many who walk in similar shoes and of course to see how much information there is now with parents/professionals sharing their stories. In my sons case it had alot to do with sensory issues, what worked for him were the break down skills (ABA/VB), reinforcement-favorite food item, as he use to be a very picky eater(desentized with Oral motor exercises)and actually have his hair cut near when it was time to eat. I would use a First & Then visual pic of him or haircut place Then McD's or Pizza & his favorite stimming item of the week or when this did not work a favorite Disney movie just to hold to give him that comfort on what he was working for. I use to brush (Wilbarger Protcol)or use deep pressure joint compression to desentize him(has a sensory diet implemented during the day). At the age of 17 y/o visual strategies, schedule, & a modified social story (heaven forbid Carol Gray reads this), it helped with the issues of predictibility, it really helped him understand what to expect, he is still non-verbal but it has been some relief for us. I also made sure the hair cut facility was not too busy. I have seen several hair cut facilities who has dealt with similar issues and have TV/Video with trials to see if at least for the child to remain seated and occupied while watching and haircut is done. Spraying water on the hair was a no go, while watching a favorite video, sometimes the sound of the clippers would not hurt their ears as the child would be already in their trance world with their favorite movie, if they acted up, the TV was off, once quiet then the TV would be turned on. This is with several of my friends with younger kids under the spectrum whom I have witnessed, still not there for them, but a great start. It took being a detective and some work but well worth it. Now-a day, my son walks in, sits down, waits, when his name is called will get up, remove his glasses hands them to me and off he follows the hairdresser, in the pass it took forever removing him from the car, then into the building, then to stay seated, learn to wait, then for when his name was called, another challenge. The only thing that bothers him now as he has some OCD is when the hair falls onto the cape, he still moves when this happens, not as much but I have to remind him of whatever of his favorite reinforcement of the moment. Still carries his stimming dangly item. Still unable to tolerate the hair wash, so I have to make sure we head home for a shower or bath. Wishing everyone well on finding something to help your mission on the haircut challenge. Irma>> Thanks Irma:) I'm adding an ABC program in a couple of days, followed by a haircut program in a couple of weeks. Yes, please share my site with anyone who could benefit from the programs. Thanks:)> > Sara

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Wow Irma. You have faced some huge obstacles, with outstanding resourcefulness and determination. I salute you.

Sara

Re: EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Hi Sara,Looking forward to it when you post in regards to the haircut.It has been a journey with the challenges of the hair cut for us too in the past, for the past 5 years for me to finally have where my son is at now is such a relief. He is 18 y/o, but at the age of 12 y/o, I was determined to find some answers and attack this challenge. I was not good on cutting his hair at home while he was asleep. I allowed his hair just to grow out when he was younger, trimmed here and there while he was asleep, it was no fun. My son has actually come a long way with the haircut challenging arena but I know that many would benefit on anything to do it with this issue when you post something. There was nothing out that would at least point me towards some strategies, glad that you are for many who walk in similar shoes and of course to see how much information there is now with parents/professionals sharing their stories. In my sons case it had alot to do with sensory issues, what worked for him were the break down skills (ABA/VB), reinforcement-favorite food item, as he use to be a very picky eater(desentized with Oral motor exercises)and actually have his hair cut near when it was time to eat. I would use a First & Then visual pic of him or haircut place Then McD's or Pizza & his favorite stimming item of the week or when this did not work a favorite Disney movie just to hold to give him that comfort on what he was working for. I use to brush (Wilbarger Protcol)or use deep pressure joint compression to desentize him(has a sensory diet implemented during the day). At the age of 17 y/o visual strategies, schedule, & a modified social story (heaven forbid Carol Gray reads this), it helped with the issues of predictibility, it really helped him understand what to expect, he is still non-verbal but it has been some relief for us. I also made sure the hair cut facility was not too busy. I have seen several hair cut facilities who has dealt with similar issues and have TV/Video with trials to see if at least for the child to remain seated and occupied while watching and haircut is done. Spraying water on the hair was a no go, while watching a favorite video, sometimes the sound of the clippers would not hurt their ears as the child would be already in their trance world with their favorite movie, if they acted up, the TV was off, once quiet then the TV would be turned on. This is with several of my friends with younger kids under the spectrum whom I have witnessed, still not there for them, but a great start. It took being a detective and some work but well worth it. Now-a day, my son walks in, sits down, waits, when his name is called will get up, remove his glasses hands them to me and off he follows the hairdresser, in the pass it took forever removing him from the car, then into the building, then to stay seated, learn to wait, then for when his name was called, another challenge. The only thing that bothers him now as he has some OCD is when the hair falls onto the cape, he still moves when this happens, not as much but I have to remind him of whatever of his favorite reinforcement of the moment. Still carries his stimming dangly item. Still unable to tolerate the hair wash, so I have to make sure we head home for a shower or bath. Wishing everyone well on finding something to help your mission on the haircut challenge. Irma>> Thanks Irma:) I'm adding an ABC program in a couple of days, followed by a haircut program in a couple of weeks. Yes, please share my site with anyone who could benefit from the programs. Thanks:)> > Sara

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I just finished my 'Getting a Haircut' software program and put it up on my www.hiyah.net website. Let me know what you think. Remember all my software is completely free, so please download anything you wish:)

Sara

EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Laurie,Here's a site that might be great for your purposes. The web address is reeeeaaaaally long, but I checked and it does work. Anyway, it shows pictures of a little girl getting an EKG and if you click on them, they will enlarge.Here's the site:http://images.search./search/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-8%26p%3Dekg%2Bimage & h=480 & w=640 & imgcurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & imgurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & size=160.6kB & name=EKG2.jpg & rcurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & rurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & p=ekg & type=jpeg & no=3 & tt=56%2C010 & fr=slv1-cnetfHugs!Kat--- In autism , "Laurie Jerue" <jeruefamily@...> wrote:>> Our daughter needs to have a standard EKG procedure tomorrow > afternoon, due to some meds changes, and I can't find pictures or > social stories at any of my usual sources for this kind of procedure. > Mostly I'm looking for anything that shows the person lying down, with > the electrodes hooked up and the wires coming down. I know it's > painless per se, but the idea of having things attached to her body > usually freaks her out bigtime. Anyone have or know of somewhere > online I could look for any visual supports for an EKG? Thanks!>

[Guest guest]

I just finished my 'Getting a Haircut' software program and put it up on my www.hiyah.net website. Let me know what you think. Remember all my software is completely free, so please download anything you wish:)

Sara

EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Laurie,Here's a site that might be great for your purposes. The web address is reeeeaaaaally long, but I checked and it does work. Anyway, it shows pictures of a little girl getting an EKG and if you click on them, they will enlarge.Here's the site:http://images.search./search/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-8%26p%3Dekg%2Bimage & h=480 & w=640 & imgcurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & imgurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & size=160.6kB & name=EKG2.jpg & rcurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & rurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & p=ekg & type=jpeg & no=3 & tt=56%2C010 & fr=slv1-cnetfHugs!Kat--- In autism , "Laurie Jerue" <jeruefamily@...> wrote:>> Our daughter needs to have a standard EKG procedure tomorrow > afternoon, due to some meds changes, and I can't find pictures or > social stories at any of my usual sources for this kind of procedure. > Mostly I'm looking for anything that shows the person lying down, with > the electrodes hooked up and the wires coming down. I know it's > painless per se, but the idea of having things attached to her body > usually freaks her out bigtime. Anyone have or know of somewhere > online I could look for any visual supports for an EKG? Thanks!>

[Guest guest]

I just finished my 'Getting a Haircut' software program and put it up on my www.hiyah.net website. Let me know what you think. Remember all my software is completely free, so please download anything you wish:)

Sara

EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Laurie,Here's a site that might be great for your purposes. The web address is reeeeaaaaally long, but I checked and it does work. Anyway, it shows pictures of a little girl getting an EKG and if you click on them, they will enlarge.Here's the site:http://images.search./search/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-8%26p%3Dekg%2Bimage & h=480 & w=640 & imgcurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & imgurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & size=160.6kB & name=EKG2.jpg & rcurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & rurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & p=ekg & type=jpeg & no=3 & tt=56%2C010 & fr=slv1-cnetfHugs!Kat--- In autism , "Laurie Jerue" <jeruefamily@...> wrote:>> Our daughter needs to have a standard EKG procedure tomorrow > afternoon, due to some meds changes, and I can't find pictures or > social stories at any of my usual sources for this kind of procedure. > Mostly I'm looking for anything that shows the person lying down, with > the electrodes hooked up and the wires coming down. I know it's > painless per se, but the idea of having things attached to her body > usually freaks her out bigtime. Anyone have or know of somewhere > online I could look for any visual supports for an EKG? Thanks!>

[Guest guest]

Some fantastic news I know you will agree - my 5 year old autistic son had his first haircut at the barbers today!!!!!!!!!!!!

EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Laurie,Here's a site that might be great for your purposes. The web address is reeeeaaaaally long, but I checked and it does work. Anyway, it shows pictures of a little girl getting an EKG and if you click on them, they will enlarge.Here's the site:http://images.search./search/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-8%26p%3Dekg%2Bimage & h=480 & w=640 & imgcurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & imgurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & size=160.6kB & name=EKG2.jpg & rcurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & rurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & p=ekg & type=jpeg & no=3 & tt=56%2C010 & fr=slv1-cnetfHugs!Kat--- In autism , "Laurie Jerue" <jeruefamily@...> wrote:>> Our daughter needs to have a standard EKG procedure tomorrow > afternoon, due to some meds changes, and I can't find pictures or > social stories at any of my usual sources for this kind of procedure. > Mostly I'm looking for anything that shows the person lying down, with > the electrodes hooked up and the wires coming down. I know it's > painless per se, but the idea of having things attached to her body > usually freaks her out bigtime. Anyone have or know of somewhere > online I could look for any visual supports for an EKG? Thanks!>

[Guest guest]

Some fantastic news I know you will agree - my 5 year old autistic son had his first haircut at the barbers today!!!!!!!!!!!!

EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Laurie,Here's a site that might be great for your purposes. The web address is reeeeaaaaally long, but I checked and it does work. Anyway, it shows pictures of a little girl getting an EKG and if you click on them, they will enlarge.Here's the site:http://images.search./search/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-8%26p%3Dekg%2Bimage & h=480 & w=640 & imgcurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & imgurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & size=160.6kB & name=EKG2.jpg & rcurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & rurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & p=ekg & type=jpeg & no=3 & tt=56%2C010 & fr=slv1-cnetfHugs!Kat--- In autism , "Laurie Jerue" <jeruefamily@...> wrote:>> Our daughter needs to have a standard EKG procedure tomorrow > afternoon, due to some meds changes, and I can't find pictures or > social stories at any of my usual sources for this kind of procedure. > Mostly I'm looking for anything that shows the person lying down, with > the electrodes hooked up and the wires coming down. I know it's > painless per se, but the idea of having things attached to her body > usually freaks her out bigtime. Anyone have or know of somewhere > online I could look for any visual supports for an EKG? Thanks!>

[Guest guest]

I hope you have pictures for his wall of fame!!! congratulations!! this is huge!!

May you have warm words on a cold evening,a full moon on a dark night,and a smooth road all the way to your door.

EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Laurie,Here's a site that might be great for your purposes. The web address is reeeeaaaaally long, but I checked and it does work. Anyway, it shows pictures of a little girl getting an EKG and if you click on them, they will enlarge.Here's the site:http://images.search./search/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-8%26p%3Dekg%2Bimage & h=480 & w=640 & imgcurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & imgurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & size=160.6kB & name=EKG2.jpg & rcurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & rurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & p=ekg & type=jpeg & no=3 & tt=56%2C010 & fr=slv1-cnetfHugs!Kat--- In autism , "Laurie Jerue" <jeruefamily@...> wrote:>> Our daughter needs to have a standard EKG procedure tomorrow > afternoon, due to some meds changes, and I can't find pictures or > social stories at any of my usual sources for this kind of procedure. > Mostly I'm looking for anything that shows the person lying down, with > the electrodes hooked up and the wires coming down. I know it's > painless per se, but the idea of having things attached to her body > usually freaks her out bigtime. Anyone have or know of somewhere > online I could look for any visual supports for an EKG? Thanks!>

[Guest guest]

I hope you have pictures for his wall of fame!!! congratulations!! this is huge!!

May you have warm words on a cold evening,a full moon on a dark night,and a smooth road all the way to your door.

EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Laurie,Here's a site that might be great for your purposes. The web address is reeeeaaaaally long, but I checked and it does work. Anyway, it shows pictures of a little girl getting an EKG and if you click on them, they will enlarge.Here's the site:http://images.search./search/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-8%26p%3Dekg%2Bimage & h=480 & w=640 & imgcurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & imgurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & size=160.6kB & name=EKG2.jpg & rcurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & rurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & p=ekg & type=jpeg & no=3 & tt=56%2C010 & fr=slv1-cnetfHugs!Kat--- In autism , "Laurie Jerue" <jeruefamily@...> wrote:>> Our daughter needs to have a standard EKG procedure tomorrow > afternoon, due to some meds changes, and I can't find pictures or > social stories at any of my usual sources for this kind of procedure. > Mostly I'm looking for anything that shows the person lying down, with > the electrodes hooked up and the wires coming down. I know it's > painless per se, but the idea of having things attached to her body > usually freaks her out bigtime. Anyone have or know of somewhere > online I could look for any visual supports for an EKG? Thanks!>

[Guest guest]

congratulations, !! Pat K

[Guest guest]

congratulations, !! Pat K

[Guest guest]

congratulations, !! Pat K

[Guest guest]

Very cool:)

Sara

EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Laurie,Here's a site that might be great for your purposes. The web address is reeeeaaaaally long, but I checked and it does work. Anyway, it shows pictures of a little girl getting an EKG and if you click on them, they will enlarge.Here's the site:http://images.search./search/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-8%26p%3Dekg%2Bimage & h=480 & w=640 & imgcurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & imgurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & size=160.6kB & name=EKG2.jpg & rcurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & rurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & p=ekg & type=jpeg & no=3 & tt=56%2C010 & fr=slv1-cnetfHugs!Kat--- In autism , "Laurie Jerue" <jeruefamily@...> wrote:>> Our daughter needs to have a standard EKG procedure tomorrow > afternoon, due to some meds changes, and I can't find pictures or > social stories at any of my usual sources for this kind of procedure. > Mostly I'm looking for anything that shows the person lying down, with > the electrodes hooked up and the wires coming down. I know it's > painless per se, but the idea of having things attached to her body > usually freaks her out bigtime. Anyone have or know of somewhere > online I could look for any visual supports for an EKG? Thanks!>

[Guest guest]

Very cool:)

Sara

EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Laurie,Here's a site that might be great for your purposes. The web address is reeeeaaaaally long, but I checked and it does work. Anyway, it shows pictures of a little girl getting an EKG and if you click on them, they will enlarge.Here's the site:http://images.search./search/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-8%26p%3Dekg%2Bimage & h=480 & w=640 & imgcurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & imgurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & size=160.6kB & name=EKG2.jpg & rcurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & rurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & p=ekg & type=jpeg & no=3 & tt=56%2C010 & fr=slv1-cnetfHugs!Kat--- In autism , "Laurie Jerue" <jeruefamily@...> wrote:>> Our daughter needs to have a standard EKG procedure tomorrow > afternoon, due to some meds changes, and I can't find pictures or > social stories at any of my usual sources for this kind of procedure. > Mostly I'm looking for anything that shows the person lying down, with > the electrodes hooked up and the wires coming down. I know it's > painless per se, but the idea of having things attached to her body > usually freaks her out bigtime. Anyone have or know of somewhere > online I could look for any visual supports for an EKG? Thanks!>

[Guest guest]

,

Oh well done!! Its these little things that keep us going!! Great news!!

xxxx

EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Laurie,Here's a site that might be great for your purposes. The web address is reeeeaaaaally long, but I checked and it does work. Anyway, it shows pictures of a little girl getting an EKG and if you click on them, they will enlarge.Here's the site:http://images.search./search/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-8%26p%3Dekg%2Bimage & h=480 & w=640 & imgcurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & imgurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & size=160.6kB & name=EKG2.jpg & rcurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & rurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & p=ekg & type=jpeg & no=3 & tt=56%2C010 & fr=slv1-cnetfHugs!Kat--- In autism , "Laurie Jerue" <jeruefamily@...> wrote:>> Our daughter needs to have a standard EKG procedure tomorrow > afternoon, due to some meds changes, and I can't find pictures or > social stories at any of my usual sources for this kind of procedure. > Mostly I'm looking for anything that shows the person lying down, with > the electrodes hooked up and the wires coming down. I know it's > painless per se, but the idea of having things attached to her body > usually freaks her out bigtime. Anyone have or know of somewhere > online I could look for any visual supports for an EKG? Thanks!>

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,

Oh well done!! Its these little things that keep us going!! Great news!!

xxxx

EKG Pictures, anyone? HERE'S A SITE!

Laurie,Here's a site that might be great for your purposes. The web address is reeeeaaaaally long, but I checked and it does work. Anyway, it shows pictures of a little girl getting an EKG and if you click on them, they will enlarge.Here's the site:http://images.search./search/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.%2Fsearch%3Fei%3DUTF-8%26p%3Dekg%2Bimage & h=480 & w=640 & imgcurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & imgurl=avd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2Fimages%2FEKG2.jpg & size=160.6kB & name=EKG2.jpg & rcurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & rurl=http%3A%2F%2Favd.rikshospitalet.no%2Fbarneklinikken%2FBarnehjerte%2FUndersokelser%2Fekg.htm & p=ekg & type=jpeg & no=3 & tt=56%2C010 & fr=slv1-cnetfHugs!Kat--- In autism , "Laurie Jerue" <jeruefamily@...> wrote:>> Our daughter needs to have a standard EKG procedure tomorrow > afternoon, due to some meds changes, and I can't find pictures or > social stories at any of my usual sources for this kind of procedure. > Mostly I'm looking for anything that shows the person lying down, with > the electrodes hooked up and the wires coming down. I know it's > painless per se, but the idea of having things attached to her body > usually freaks her out bigtime. Anyone have or know of somewhere > online I could look for any visual supports for an EKG? Thanks!>

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