OT question

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Was it The Marriage of Figaro? I love that movie, but I can't remember!

nne

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Thanks nne! I dont know but you gave me something to go on... I think

is such a pretty music and im not really an opera fan.

Shaye

RE: OT question

Was it The Marriage of Figaro? I love that movie, but I can't remember!

nne

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I can identify a lot of operas .. but I didn't see the movie. (I'm more

of an opera buff than a movie buff).

Do you know what language the opera is in?

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Angie,

My private ot had requested if I wanted a medical eval or an educational

eval. There is a difference b/w the two. I had gotten both, due to the

school not providing ot and medically b/c my insurance would not pay if it

was for education.

An educational OT eval. consists of skills your child can perform in school

(printing, scissor skills, coloring, organizational skills for older kids,

spatial relationships with regards to conforming to their environment, being

able to manipulate throughout the classroom w/o bumping into furniture,

possible adaptations for performing schoolwork, use of slantboards and such,

etc.). A medical OT eval. consists of being able to function in society,

such as performing grooming and hygiene, using utensils, cups,

eating/feeding disorders, etc. Sensory testing fits in with both areas. I

also completed a very long questionairre. The actual eval was 90 minutes

long and was broken into two separate sessions. The eval was completely

harmless to my son b/c the therapist was playing with him most of the time.

Tools Administered:

Clinical Observation

Therapeutic Handling

Parental Interview

The Burinink Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency (fine motor portion only)

Developmental Test of Visual Perception - 2 (DTVP-2)

A Pediatric ot evaluation was given to me with the results which included my

son's

-behavioral/communication

-strength

-fine motor/visual perceptual skills

-sensory processing - auditory,visual, olfactory, tactile, vestibular and

procioceptive systems

-self-help skills

-Recommendations for treatment

-goals and objectives

The Early Intervention OT usually will give you some inclination if they are

below the standards, but most will tell you they will mail you a report with

their findings. There are formulas that need to be applied to each area

tested and what percentile the child needs to fall into in order to get

services.

If you disagree with the EI's findings, go privately . . .

Regards,

Joanne

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[ ] OT question

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> What is a through eval with the OT consist of? Zach is 2. We got the

> call today that they (EI) are coming out to do the eval. Zach has

> sensory & I believe his motor skills are great, except a few areas.

> Will see what she says. Will they tell you that day if he has issues &

> needs OT or will they make you wait? Just want to know what to expect.

> What will they make him do/ Thanks for any info. Angie

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[Guest guest]

My 3 year old daughter was recently evaluated by a private OT. I was

concerned because she is clumsy, sensitive to certain things to an

extreme and unaware of when she was hot/cold. All of her gross/fine

motor skills seemed fine to me. The OT had her play on some

gym/playground equipment, walk up and down stairs, pull beads from

clay, find puzzle pieces from inside a box of beans and put them in the

puzzle, draw, copy what she drew and a few other things.

She determined that Reilly has Sensory Integration Disorder and we have

been going twice a week since then. She told me what she thought right

then and there but the official report came a couple of weeks later.

It was all very fun for Reilly and very relaxed. The OT's get to do

fun stuff and so I think that therapy is easier for her than the speech.

Hope this helps

Kim

-- In , " non-ya business "

<blanton@c...> wrote:

>

>

> What is a through eval with the OT consist of? Zach is 2. We got the

> call today that they (EI) are coming out to do the eval. Zach has

> sensory & I believe his motor skills are great, except a few areas.

> Will see what she says. Will they tell you that day if he has issues &

> needs OT or will they make you wait? Just want to know what to expect.

> What will they make him do/ Thanks for any info. Angie

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 02/10/2006 09:32:59 GMT Daylight Time, fredrik@... writes:

Do you - in Britain or elsewere - have a monthly magazines that focus on autism , disabled kids etc ?

>>>We have a x 4 per year, sent by post with subscription

www.autismfile.com

Mandi x

PS How is your little man doing these days?

[Guest guest]

There is also the American " The Autism Perspective " magazine

http://www.theautismperspective.org/

Best wishes,

Sandy

>

>

> In a message dated 02/10/2006 09:32:59 GMT Daylight Time, fredrik@...

> writes:

>

> Do you - in Britain or elsewere - have a monthly magazines that focus

> on autism , disabled kids etc ?

>

>

>

>

> >>>We have a x 4 per year, sent by post with subscription

>

> _www.autismfile.com_ (http://www.autismfile.com)

>

>

> Mandi x

> PS How is your little man doing these days?

>

[Guest guest]

Even though the subject line did mention an Off Topic (OT) thread, I do not want

this discussed on this list.

Ursula

moderator

OT question

I was just wondering if anyone ever heard of the immunizations causing autism.

My friends child is thought to have it and her mother thinks she had read it

somewhere and I wanted to find out if ya'll heard of it.

Cassie

www.marykay.com/cassieredinger

[Guest guest]

Barbara and group;

Thanks Barbara you're such a caring person. The congestion in my

lungs is really breaking up. I can breathe much better. Quitting

smoking was the best I could do for myself. It was very sad at first

for me but that feeling is beginning to wear off.

The antibiotics are starting to work. I can really feel the

difference. I must of had a respitory infection. My doctor said my

white blood count was up indicating an infection some where. I didnt

have a sore throat or an ear ache. Just that sick feeling with a lot

of coughing. I feel much better now.

My husband has been so supportive with me. He helps a lot. Thanks

for your kinds post and God bless.

gentle hugs

Clora

*****************************************************

> Hi Clora:

>

> I am glad you are feeling better each day. It is also wonderful

that

> you aren't smoking, and I am sure your lungs are very happy.

>

> I also know when the 10 days are up, and you take your Humira, that

you

> will feel so much better.

>

> Please take good care of yourself, and wishing you and your family a

> very Merry Christmas. You are always in my prayers.

>

> God Bless you Clora.

>

> Hugs,

>

> Barbara

[Guest guest]

Clora,

Was there a site or anything u used to quit smoking? i just lost my best friend

to

cancer and my son wants me to quit smoking.

[ ] Re: OT Question

Barbara and group;

Thanks Barbara you're such a caring person. The congestion in my

lungs is really breaking up. I can breathe much better. Quitting

smoking was the best I could do for myself. It was very sad at first

for me but that feeling is beginning to wear off.

The antibiotics are starting to work. I can really feel the

difference. I must of had a respitory infection. My doctor said my

white blood count was up indicating an infection some where. I didnt

have a sore throat or an ear ache. Just that sick feeling with a lot

of coughing. I feel much better now.

My husband has been so supportive with me. He helps a lot. Thanks

for your kinds post and God bless.

gentle hugs

Clora

*****************************************************

> Hi Clora:

>

> I am glad you are feeling better each day. It is also wonderful

that

> you aren't smoking, and I am sure your lungs are very happy.

>

> I also know when the 10 days are up, and you take your Humira, that

you

> will feel so much better.

>

> Please take good care of yourself, and wishing you and your family a

> very Merry Christmas. You are always in my prayers.

>

> God Bless you Clora.

>

> Hugs,

>

> Barbara

[Guest guest]

I am 30 days today. A person on this list had me google " smoking aversion " and I

found several helpful sites. Every day is still a mental challenge....not

physical.That took 2 or 3 days....

Raniolo

From: bengal9@... <bengal9@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: OT Question

Date: Saturday, December 20, 2008, 2:16 AM

Clora,

Was there a site or anything u used to quit smoking? i just lost my best friend

to

cancer and my son wants me to quit smoking.

[ ] Re: OT Question

Barbara and group;

Thanks Barbara you're such a caring person. The congestion in my

lungs is really breaking up. I can breathe much better. Quitting

smoking was the best I could do for myself. It was very sad at first

for me but that feeling is beginning to wear off.

The antibiotics are starting to work. I can really feel the

difference. I must of had a respitory infection. My doctor said my

white blood count was up indicating an infection some where. I didnt

have a sore throat or an ear ache. Just that sick feeling with a lot

of coughing. I feel much better now.

My husband has been so supportive with me. He helps a lot. Thanks

for your kinds post and God bless.

gentle hugs

Clora

************ ********* ********* ********* ********* *****

> Hi Clora:

>

> I am glad you are feeling better each day. It is also wonderful

that

> you aren't smoking, and I am sure your lungs are very happy.

>

> I also know when the 10 days are up, and you take your Humira, that

you

> will feel so much better.

>

> Please take good care of yourself, and wishing you and your family a

> very Merry Christmas. You are always in my prayers.

>

> God Bless you Clora.

>

> Hugs,

>

> Barbara

[Guest guest]

And I'm happy for you, . I'm glad you could do it. It's easy once

you decide to quit and start practicing, isn't it?

Dennis in eastexas

On Sat, Dec 20, 2008 at 1:26 AM, CATHERINE RANIOLO <c.raniolo@...>wrote:

> I am 30 days today. A person on this list had me google " smoking

> aversion " and I found several helpful sites. Every day is still a mental

> challenge....not physical.That took 2 or 3 days....

>

> Raniolo

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi :

I am so proud of you, and your challenege to stop smoking. You are

doing just great.

I wish you continued success. God Bless you, and have a very Merry

Christmas. Wishing you pain free days.

Hugs,

Barbara

>

> And I'm happy for you, . I'm glad you could do it. It's easy

once

> you decide to quit and start practicing, isn't it?

>

> Dennis in eastexas

>

> On Sat, Dec 20, 2008 at 1:26 AM, CATHERINE RANIOLO c.raniolo@...wrote:

>

> > I am 30 days today. A person on this list had me google " smoking

> > aversion " and I found several helpful sites. Every day is still a

mental

> > challenge....not physical.That took 2 or 3 days....

> >

> > Raniolo

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Clora:

I am so happy your infection is clearing, and that you are feeling

better and better each day. I too, am so glad you gave up smoking. It

is a hard habit to quit, but you are doing it. Amazing how strong we

are when we have to.

I am getting ready for Christmas, as I am sure you are too. I will cook

my tradional Christmas dinner for me and my son. This is a real treat

for me this year. I thank God everyday that he is here with me during

all this mess at my house.

I consulted a wonderful attorney yesterday, and she answered all my

questions as to my rights here in Florida. Things are very bad here for

me, but I am trying to hold on for just a little longer. My son just

bought a house here, and they want me to come and live with them. I

will give it a try, as this is a big change of life style, etc. I am

being forced into my new life, and I will make the best of it, that's

for sure. I just want to come out of all this mess, with my mind

intact, and just continue to take one day at a time.

I truly hope you and your family have a wonderful, happy, Merry

Christmas. You all deserve it. I am so happy your husband is there for

you to help you all he can. He must be a wonderful man.

Thinking of you always, and always in my prayers. Wishing you pain free

days. You are a blessed woman Clora, and I am glad that I met you.

Love and hugs,

Barbara

>

> Barbara and group;

>

> Thanks Barbara you're such a caring person. The congestion in my

> lungs is really breaking up. I can breathe much better. Quitting

> smoking was the best I could do for myself. It was very sad at first

> for me but that feeling is beginning to wear off.

>

> The antibiotics are starting to work. I can really feel the

> difference. I must of had a respitory infection. My doctor said my

> white blood count was up indicating an infection some where. I didnt

> have a sore throat or an ear ache. Just that sick feeling with a lot

> of coughing. I feel much better now.

>

> My husband has been so supportive with me. He helps a lot. Thanks

> for your kinds post and God bless.

>

> gentle hugs

> Clora

>

> *****************************************************

>

>

>

> > Hi Clora:

> >

> > I am glad you are feeling better each day. It is also wonderful

> that

> > you aren't smoking, and I am sure your lungs are very happy.

> >

> > I also know when the 10 days are up, and you take your Humira, that

> you

> > will feel so much better.

> >

> > Please take good care of yourself, and wishing you and your family a

> > very Merry Christmas. You are always in my prayers.

> >

> > God Bless you Clora.

> >

> > Hugs,

> >

> > Barbara

>

[Guest guest]

and group;

I used the nicotene patch. It is the mind also. I was very sad and

missed the cigs very much. I knew I would get over it soon. When I

wanted a cig I would rub my patch. I sucked on hard candy. When It

got unbearable I would look at my chest and say no I am sorry I can't

give you anymore nicatine.

I know that sounds weird or nutty but it worked for me. You may find

other ways to do it. What ever helps is worth it to quit. I couldnt

get over how the patches helped so much. Lots of luck sweetheart.

gentle hugs

Clora

*********************************************************

>

> Clora,

> Was there a site or anything u used to quit smoking? i just lost my

best friend to

> cancer and my son wants me to quit smoking.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Barbara and group;

Barbara you are so wonderful. When I finish up my antibiotics I can

start my humira injections. I don't hurt with out it yet. When I

first took the injection the next morning a lot of pain was gone. I

havent had an injection in 10 days.

I quit the injections when I saw I was sick. I don't think I was

that strong when I quit smoking Barbara. I couldn't breathe. You

guys inspired me on to quit that helped a lot too. My friends here

and my family was so hopeful for me to quit I couldnt let them down

or you guys either. I said I would and my word is good. My

breathing was so bad. I have congestive heart failure and cigs was

pretty bad on my heart.

I am so happy your accepting the breakup. I know how hard it is.

But accepting gets you to the next steps. You will have adjusting.

He will come back to see you, this is where you have to remember how

bad it hurt. My x wanted to go back with me and I just couldnt go

through that break up all over again. Know what I mean.

God has sent you your son to deal with your pain. That will make

Christmas so wonderful for you. You are a very strong willed

person. You have strong feelings too. I know because you couldnt

bear me in pain. You got me to motivate my rheumy to get agressive

with my RA, I will never forget you Barbara.

You got a lawyer that is another step. You're moving right along.

You're looking forward to Christmas, making big plans for a dinner

woo hoo. I am so happy for you. We will survive. You making the

best of a bad situation is very smart. No more extra dirty clothes

to wash. You don't have to answer to no one. My sister said why

don't you dye your hair sis. I said well he don't like me to do

that. My sis said silly you can do what you want now.

I went out bought some make up and got some hair dye and done myself

up pretty. It felt great. You are women. We can do it. I quit

smoking, you're getting on with your life. It's so wonderful to talk

to each other. God bless and take care and enjoy life, you deserve

it.

gentle hugs

Clora

*****************************************************************

>

> Hi Clora:

>

> I am so happy your infection is clearing, and that you are feeling

> better and better each day. I too, am so glad you gave up

smoking. It

> is a hard habit to quit, but you are doing it. Amazing how strong

we

> are when we have to.

>

> I am getting ready for Christmas, as I am sure you are too. I will

cook

> my tradional Christmas dinner for me and my son. This is a real

treat

> for me this year. I thank God everyday that he is here with me

during

> all this mess at my house.

>

> I consulted a wonderful attorney yesterday, and she answered all my

> questions as to my rights here in Florida. Things are very bad

here for

> me, but I am trying to hold on for just a little longer. My son

just

> bought a house here, and they want me to come and live with them. I

> will give it a try, as this is a big change of life style, etc. I

am

> being forced into my new life, and I will make the best of it,

that's

> for sure. I just want to come out of all this mess, with my mind

> intact, and just continue to take one day at a time.

>

> I truly hope you and your family have a wonderful, happy, Merry

> Christmas. You all deserve it. I am so happy your husband is

there for

> you to help you all he can. He must be a wonderful man.

>

> Thinking of you always, and always in my prayers. Wishing you pain

free

> days. You are a blessed woman Clora, and I am glad that I met you.

>

> Love and hugs,

>

> Barbara

>

[Guest guest]

Clora, I am so proud of you and ! You two have given

yourselves the best Christmas present ever! Congratulations to both of

you! I can't say it enough. What a great accomplishment this is!

Sue

On Saturday, December 20, 2008, at 08:19 PM, CLORA wrote:

>

> I used the nicotene patch. It is the mind also. I was very sad and

> missed the cigs very much. I knew I would get over it soon. When I

> wanted a cig I would rub my patch. I sucked on hard candy. When It

> got unbearable I would look at my chest and say no I am sorry I can't

> give you anymore nicatine.

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much....I am banking the money religiously.....

It is a feeling of power.

Raniolo

>

> I used the nicotene patch. It is the mind also. I was very sad and

> missed the cigs very much. I knew I would get over it soon. When I

> wanted a cig I would rub my patch. I sucked on hard candy. When It

> got unbearable I would look at my chest and say no I am sorry I can't

> give you anymore nicatine.

[Guest guest]

You are going to be so much richer......in more ways than one.

You go, girl!

Sue

On Saturday, December 20, 2008, at 10:25 PM, CATHERINE RANIOLO wrote:

> Thank you so much....I am banking the money religiously.....

> It is a feeling of power.

>

> Raniolo

[Guest guest]

HI Clora:

I just read your post to me, and as always, everything you write to me

makes me feel so much better. You are an inspiration to us all. I am

so happy that you're not smoking, and doing so great. I also know you

must be so proud of yourself.

I am also happy you are not in any pain, and that your days are so much

better. Your Rheumy is taking better care of you now, and she listens

to you. That is the key to a good Rheumy. I love mine, and she is just

the best dr. in the world. I thank God that I found her when I moved to

Florida.

My son and I went to a giant Flea Market today. It was nice to be out,

looking at lots of great things. He then took me to a great Mexican

Rest., and the food was sensational. We had such a good time together.

I hope we will be in his new house by the middle of Jan. I am anxiously

awaiting for him to bring the family down from N.H. after they close on

the NH house. Things are slowly working out for me, and I am happy

about that. I am spending my time mentally decorating my new bedroom,

which I look forward to doing. I have also been doing some of my folk

art painting, which I so enjoy.

I am totally healed from my broken bones when I fell. The Ortho. Dr.

was so happy that I have healed so good. I thank God too that I am such

a good healer. With RA, you never know how things will go.

Just a few more days before Santa will be here, and I am sure he will be

so good to you, as you have been such a good girl!!!!

Wishing you pain free days, and Merry Christmas again.

Hugs,

Barbara

>

> Barbara and group;

>

> Barbara you are so wonderful. When I finish up my antibiotics I can

> start my humira injections. I don't hurt with out it yet. When I

> first took the injection the next morning a lot of pain was gone. I

> havent had an injection in 10 days.

>

> I quit the injections when I saw I was sick. I don't think I was

> that strong when I quit smoking Barbara. I couldn't breathe. You

> guys inspired me on to quit that helped a lot too. My friends here

> and my family was so hopeful for me to quit I couldnt let them down

> or you guys either. I said I would and my word is good. My

> breathing was so bad. I have congestive heart failure and cigs was

> pretty bad on my heart.

>

> I am so happy your accepting the breakup. I know how hard it is.

> But accepting gets you to the next steps. You will have adjusting.

> He will come back to see you, this is where you have to remember how

> bad it hurt. My x wanted to go back with me and I just couldnt go

> through that break up all over again. Know what I mean.

>

> God has sent you your son to deal with your pain. That will make

> Christmas so wonderful for you. You are a very strong willed

> person. You have strong feelings too. I know because you couldnt

> bear me in pain. You got me to motivate my rheumy to get agressive

> with my RA, I will never forget you Barbara.

>

> You got a lawyer that is another step. You're moving right along.

> You're looking forward to Christmas, making big plans for a dinner

> woo hoo. I am so happy for you. We will survive. You making the

> best of a bad situation is very smart. No more extra dirty clothes

> to wash. You don't have to answer to no one. My sister said why

> don't you dye your hair sis. I said well he don't like me to do

> that. My sis said silly you can do what you want now.

>

> I went out bought some make up and got some hair dye and done myself

> up pretty. It felt great. You are women. We can do it. I quit

> smoking, you're getting on with your life. It's so wonderful to talk

> to each other. God bless and take care and enjoy life, you deserve

> it.

>

> gentle hugs

> Clora

>

> *****************************************************************

>

> >

> > Hi Clora:

> >

> > I am so happy your infection is clearing, and that you are feeling

> > better and better each day. I too, am so glad you gave up

> smoking. It

> > is a hard habit to quit, but you are doing it. Amazing how strong

> we

> > are when we have to.

> >

> > I am getting ready for Christmas, as I am sure you are too. I will

> cook

> > my tradional Christmas dinner for me and my son. This is a real

> treat

> > for me this year. I thank God everyday that he is here with me

> during

> > all this mess at my house.

> >

> > I consulted a wonderful attorney yesterday, and she answered all my

> > questions as to my rights here in Florida. Things are very bad

> here for

> > me, but I am trying to hold on for just a little longer. My son

> just

> > bought a house here, and they want me to come and live with them. I

> > will give it a try, as this is a big change of life style, etc. I

> am

> > being forced into my new life, and I will make the best of it,

> that's

> > for sure. I just want to come out of all this mess, with my mind

> > intact, and just continue to take one day at a time.

> >

> > I truly hope you and your family have a wonderful, happy, Merry

> > Christmas. You all deserve it. I am so happy your husband is

> there for

> > you to help you all he can. He must be a wonderful man.

> >

> > Thinking of you always, and always in my prayers. Wishing you pain

> free

> > days. You are a blessed woman Clora, and I am glad that I met you.

> >

> > Love and hugs,

> >

> > Barbara

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Everyone and Sue

My internet went out yesterday, for everyone in our area.

Sue, thanks so much for you support. I appreciate everyone's support

in quitting smoking. Yes, it makes a nice christmas present for all of

our families too.

gentle hugs

Clora

**********************************************************

> Clora, I am so proud of you and ! You two have given

> yourselves the best Christmas present ever! Congratulations to both

of

> you! I can't say it enough. What a great accomplishment this is!

>

> Sue

[Guest guest]

what would be in the smoke of clorine and sugar mixed together and

lighted on fire that would cause a bunch of school kids to develope little black

spots under the skin, mostly on hands and arms?

and what might this be?

the school is only ashureing everyone that it's not contaigous.

dih!

i thought of tiny vessel vasculitis, the ones in the top ;ayes of skin.

they are very tiny, would that make them appear black instead of red?

[Guest guest]

AND WHY THE **** WOULD A SCHOOL DO THAT, IN THE FIRST PLACE?  I SUGGEST ASKING A

CHEMIST........

V. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From: who <jeaninem660@...>

Subject: [] OT question

Date: Thursday, April 30, 2009, 7:35 PM

what would be in the smoke of clorine and sugar mixed together and

lighted on fire that would cause a bunch of school kids to develope little black

spots under the skin, mostly on hands and arms?

and what might this be?

the school is only ashureing everyone that it's not contaigous.

dih!

i thought of tiny vessel vasculitis, the ones in the top ;ayes of skin.

they are very tiny, would that make them appear black instead of red?

[Guest guest]

I dont know, I thought it was pretty stupied myself but they took a bunch of

gradeschoolers out to the collage science lab and did this experment and the

room filed with smoke. 2 of them were my grandchildren and it's very upseting.

>

> what would be in the smoke of clorine and sugar mixed together and

> lighted on fire that would cause a bunch of school kids to develope little

black spots under the skin, mostly on hands and arms?

> and what might this be?

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> the school is only ashureing everyone that it's not contaigous.