: )

[Guest guest]

> I haven't heard any grinding knock on wood I got all the work done

in a hospital since they had to sedate her they were

awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes, knock on wood. Glad all went well, too.

>

> It is so wonderful to hear progress from our children and it only

makes us strive for more I am glad that the haircut went well.

Thanks and you're so right about striving for more.

> Yes Tara where's pony tails that is her trademark.

Cool, what a girl.

> I am going to start the whole pic book I have read so much about

it. Where do you get your pic from can you give me advice on how to

start the book?

The best advice I could give you on this would be for Kathy & Joan &

others on the list to guide you towards the right direction, just

ask. I'm still a rookie and in training. I do have alot of info but

you would be in good hands with others on this list that are using

it. Do check over on the left hand side of our list and glance over

on what Joan & others have under files, & bookmarks.

>

> Tara is a major Barney fan she repeats his name all the time and

Molly the Comfy Couch. Last year we took Tara to see Barney and she

jumped from her seat and started running towards the stage and all

these security men were blocking her it was just so funny that Barney

has security.

I guess you've noticed many other kids on the list also love Barney.

What a story to remember at the Barney Show. Our kids can be pretty

determine to hug when they like something and they could also be

pretty quick. Last year, we drove out to visit one of my sisters and

there was an Aquarium Center that we had gone to, then we walked

outside and there was a crocodile, luckily inside a cage. Because

just one small look away from he ran towards it and wanted to

climb it. No telling what. But I've always been quick, so I caught

him. Maybe he thought it was from Pan.

>

> This group is the best I tell everone that i am so content that i

can speak to someone who can actually relate instead of feeling sorry

for me.

>

Big HUGS , from a parent to another parent who can relate, this

list is wondeful and supportive. We have become a cyber-family.

Irma,13,DS/ASD

[Guest guest]

Thanks Irma I will look for the file.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Irma I will look for the file.

[Guest guest]

Thank u :

[Guest guest]

They had on the news yesterday about something for

grinding the teeth. They said if you have constant

headaches then you might want to see your dentist.-

Cause you might be grinding your teeth when your

sleeping. Anyways before you sleep you put on this

mold thing I think only on the top two teeth- anyhow

it'll make you not to grind your teeh; out of shape

and to not have headaches. The website is

www.wfaa.com- that it was on the news. But I'll look

at the website and see if I can find it.

rebecca

--- mum592001 <ICANFIELD@...> wrote:

>

> > I haven't heard any grinding knock on wood I got

> all the work done

> in a hospital since they had to sedate her they were

>

> awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!

>

> Yes, knock on wood. Glad all went well, too.

> >

> > It is so wonderful to hear progress from our

> children and it only

> makes us strive for more I am glad that the haircut

> went well.

>

> Thanks and you're so right about striving for more.

>

> > Yes Tara where's pony tails that is her trademark.

>

> Cool, what a girl.

>

> > I am going to start the whole pic book I have read

> so much about

> it. Where do you get your pic from can you give me

> advice on how to

> start the book?

>

> The best advice I could give you on this would be

> for Kathy & Joan &

> others on the list to guide you towards the right

> direction, just

> ask. I'm still a rookie and in training. I do have

> alot of info but

> you would be in good hands with others on this list

> that are using

> it. Do check over on the left hand side of our list

> and glance over

> on what Joan & others have under files, & bookmarks.

> >

> > Tara is a major Barney fan she repeats his name

> all the time and

> Molly the Comfy Couch. Last year we took Tara to

> see Barney and she

> jumped from her seat and started running towards the

> stage and all

> these security men were blocking her it was just so

> funny that Barney

> has security.

>

> I guess you've noticed many other kids on the list

> also love Barney.

> What a story to remember at the Barney Show. Our

> kids can be pretty

> determine to hug when they like something and they

> could also be

> pretty quick. Last year, we drove out to visit one

> of my sisters and

> there was an Aquarium Center that we had gone to,

> then we walked

> outside and there was a crocodile, luckily inside a

> cage. Because

> just one small look away from he ran towards

> it and wanted to

> climb it. No telling what. But I've always been

> quick, so I caught

> him. Maybe he thought it was from Pan.

> >

> > This group is the best I tell everone that i am so

> content that i

> can speak to someone who can actually relate instead

> of feeling sorry

> for me.

> >

>

> Big HUGS , from a parent to another parent who

> can relate, this

> list is wondeful and supportive. We have become a

> cyber-family.

> Irma,13,DS/ASD

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

your welcome, anytime

--- ginageena@... wrote:

> Thank u :

>

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[Guest guest]

BERT,

From another smoker, I asked my Hepatologist if I should stop at the start of

this AIH diagnosis. My sister who has tried to get me to stop for years was

with me and she almost fell out when he answered he. He said yes you should

quit but now is not the time. I made him repeat this to her. His theory was

that stopping added much stress to your system and he wanted my LFT's to be

normal before I added any more stress to the picture. Don't get me wrong I'm

not stupid enough to think that smoking is OK and I'm not trying to say that

at all, however since my LFT's have been up and down the whole time I've been

diagnosed, and needless to say we smokers all look for a reason not to quit,

so I haven't.

I have to tell you a funny story about trying to quit. After starting on 60

mg's of Prednisone my mother insisted I had to quit and paid for me to go to

a hypnosis seminar. Feeling very guilty, knowing she was right, I agreed to

go. I knew better. I was so wired on 60 mg's of Prednisone that I though I

was going to kill everyone around me but I felt guilty and went. I made her

go with me because I said If they make me squeal like a pig I want someone

there to witness it. We were in the middle of the hypnosis part and the

instructor kept saying in this very monotone voice, " I want you all to go to

your peaceful place and think pleasant thoughts " . I must admit I think it

was working when all of a sudden the guy in front of me must have fallen

asleep and fell out of his chair and hit the floor like a bag of potatoes.

Well, needless to say, this interrupted my train of thought to the point I

was laughing so hard the rest of the seminar was absolutely no good to me.

I do think though that on a one on one basis hypnosis would be very helpful.

I just found being put into a room with 100 people was very distracting for

me. If my LFT's stay down on the lower dose Prednisone I hope to try again

this summer to quit. I know that this is very important to everyone who

smokes but particularly to all of us with any chronic problem.

From a smoker who wishes all who are trying to quit well,

[Guest guest]

I agree with you all the way everyone knows when the time is right to stop smpking it has to be something you want to do for you. (((HUGS))) jeanette AIH dx1998 Cirrhosis 2001 And feeling awfull at the time because of my stroke so Dr called again. Hooooo well such is life

MKANTZLE@... wrote: BERT,From another smoker, I asked my Hepatologist if I should stop at the start of this AIH diagnosis. My sister who has tried to get me to stop for years was with me and she almost fell out when he answered he. He said yes you should quit but now is not the time. I made him repeat this to her. His theory was that stopping added much stress to your system and he wanted my LFT's to be normal before I added any more stress to the picture. Don't get me wrong I'm not stupid enough to think that smoking is OK and I'm not trying to say that at all, however since my LFT's have been up and down the whole time I've been diagnosed, and needless to say we smokers all look for a reason not to quit, so I haven't. I have to tell you a funny story about trying to quit. After starting on 60 mg's of Prednisone my mother insisted I had to quit and paid for me to go to a hypnosis seminar. Feeling very guilty, knowing she was right, I agreed to go. I knew better. I was so wired on 60 mg's of Prednisone that I though I was going to kill everyone around me but I felt guilty and went. I made her go with me because I said If they make me squeal like a pig I want someone there to witness it. We were in the middle of the hypnosis part and the instructor kept saying in this very monotone voice, "I want you all to go to your peaceful place and think pleasant thoughts". I must admit I think it was working when all of a sudden the guy in front of me must have fallen asleep and fell out of his chair and hit the floor like a bag of potatoes. Well, needless to say, this interrupted my train of thought to the point I was laughing so hard the rest of the seminar was absolutely no good to me.I do think though that on a one on one basis hypnosis would be very helpful. I just found being put into a room with 100 people was very distracting for me. If my LFT's stay down on the lower dose Prednisone I hope to try again this summer to quit. I know that this is very important to everyone who smokes but particularly to all of us with any chronic problem. From a smoker who wishes all who are trying to quit well,

[Guest guest]

Irma,

The subject is early childhood education, but I had

the test in the class- curriculm resorse. A 64, I was

happy with that. Well the test was kindof hard but

not really- probablly have a 80 something when I turn

it back in. Well I have a notetaker, and I did write

down some stuff that was going to be on the test. Oh

well I'm happy with a 64. Thanks.

--- mum592001 <ICANFIELD@...> wrote:

> Hi ,

> I did, Guilty! ; ). Just wanted to make sure you

> were concentrating

> on your studies. What subject? You've probably

> mentioned it, but I

> forgot. A 64, was the test a little difficult? Just

> make sure you

> write down lots of notes so when another test

> approaches you could

> review them. Ok, I won't linger on this as I'm

> always glad to see

> that you're accomplishing towards something. : )

> Irma

>

>

>

> >

> > I don't know which one of the groups asked about

> my

> > exam. Well I did okay, could have done worse. I

> got

> > a 64 on it.

> >

> >

> >

> > =====

> > " It means people on crutches and in a wheelchair

> can do anything. "

> > --Hannah McFadden, age 4

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

Irma,

The subject is early childhood education, but I had

the test in the class- curriculm resorse. A 64, I was

happy with that. Well the test was kindof hard but

not really- probablly have a 80 something when I turn

it back in. Well I have a notetaker, and I did write

down some stuff that was going to be on the test. Oh

well I'm happy with a 64. Thanks.

--- mum592001 <ICANFIELD@...> wrote:

> Hi ,

> I did, Guilty! ; ). Just wanted to make sure you

> were concentrating

> on your studies. What subject? You've probably

> mentioned it, but I

> forgot. A 64, was the test a little difficult? Just

> make sure you

> write down lots of notes so when another test

> approaches you could

> review them. Ok, I won't linger on this as I'm

> always glad to see

> that you're accomplishing towards something. : )

> Irma

>

>

>

> >

> > I don't know which one of the groups asked about

> my

> > exam. Well I did okay, could have done worse. I

> got

> > a 64 on it.

> >

> >

> >

> > =====

> > " It means people on crutches and in a wheelchair

> can do anything. "

> > --Hannah McFadden, age 4

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

A notetaker? I forgot about the updated stuff that comes in handy.

Glad to hear your confident with your subject & grade, that is what

counts the most on how you feel towards it. Early Childhood? You see,

I did forget and you did mention it before. Just a cyber-mom making

sure you stay sweet as you are and always wishing you the best. Take

care.

Irma

> Irma,

>

> The subject is early childhood education, but I had

> the test in the class- curriculm resorse. A 64, I was

> happy with that. Well the test was kindof hard but

> not really- probablly have a 80 something when I turn

> it back in. Well I have a notetaker, and I did write

> down some stuff that was going to be on the test. Oh

> well I'm happy with a 64. Thanks.

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

A notetaker? I forgot about the updated stuff that comes in handy.

Glad to hear your confident with your subject & grade, that is what

counts the most on how you feel towards it. Early Childhood? You see,

I did forget and you did mention it before. Just a cyber-mom making

sure you stay sweet as you are and always wishing you the best. Take

care.

Irma

> Irma,

>

> The subject is early childhood education, but I had

> the test in the class- curriculm resorse. A 64, I was

> happy with that. Well the test was kindof hard but

> not really- probablly have a 80 something when I turn

> it back in. Well I have a notetaker, and I did write

> down some stuff that was going to be on the test. Oh

> well I'm happy with a 64. Thanks.

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Irma,

haha. Your funny but it's cool to have a cyber mom.

--- mum592001 <ICANFIELD@...> wrote:

> Hi ,

> A notetaker? I forgot about the updated stuff that

> comes in handy.

> Glad to hear your confident with your subject &

> grade, that is what

> counts the most on how you feel towards it. Early

> Childhood? You see,

> I did forget and you did mention it before. Just a

> cyber-mom making

> sure you stay sweet as you are and always wishing

> you the best. Take

> care.

> Irma

>

>

>

> > Irma,

> >

> > The subject is early childhood education, but I

> had

> > the test in the class- curriculm resorse. A 64, I

> was

> > happy with that. Well the test was kindof hard

> but

> > not really- probablly have a 80 something when I

> turn

> > it back in. Well I have a notetaker, and I did

> write

> > down some stuff that was going to be on the test.

> Oh

> > well I'm happy with a 64. Thanks.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

AND DON'T FORGET IT! You are never alone. Yes, unfortuntely it

becomes part of life when a person becomes a MOM, always caring for

others. Even though there are some moms who I know, not talking about

us on the list who realize how precious it is to be one. This list

has many GIFTED MOMS here as you already know that. Stay cool. Take

care.

Irma

> Irma,

>

> haha. Your funny but it's cool to have a cyber mom.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

sometime in the summer, I don't know when

--- mum592001 <ICANFIELD@...> wrote:

>

> > Irma,

> >

> > Yep, going to Disney World. Thanks, yeah I'm

> also

> > glad everything is going good. Thanks, hope you

> have

> > a good summer also and a vacation.

> >

> >

> >

>

> Hi ,

> When is the big day to Disney? Plus your welcome.

> Take care.

> Irma

>

>

=====

It's National Autism Awareness Month.

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[Guest guest]

, Hope you have a great trip to Disney Land in the summer.

Marjorie

> > > Irma,

> > >

> > > Yep, going to Disney World. Thanks, yeah I'm

> > also

> > > glad everything is going good. Thanks, hope you

> > have

> > > a good summer also and a vacation.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> > Hi ,

> > When is the big day to Disney? Plus your welcome.

> > Take care.

> > Irma

> >

> >

>

>

> =====

> It's National Autism Awareness Month.

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

thanks

--- mglover06870 <mglover@...> wrote:

> , Hope you have a great trip to Disney Land

> in the summer.

> Marjorie

>

>

> > > > Irma,

> > > >

> > > > Yep, going to Disney World. Thanks, yeah I'm

> > > also

> > > > glad everything is going good. Thanks, hope

> you

> > > have

> > > > a good summer also and a vacation.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > > Hi ,

> > > When is the big day to Disney? Plus your

> welcome.

> > > Take care.

> > > Irma

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> > =====

> > It's National Autism Awareness Month.

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/22/02 12:20:22 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

ICANFIELD@... writes:

<< Yesterday as I arrived from work, greeted

me at the door and then pointed to the phone and then to the pizza ad

and then said " pizza, phone " . I definitely melted to this and

fulfilled his wishes and had ordered the pizza. I just gave him a

great big hug. >>

Very cool Irma!!!!!! How proud you must be of 's growth.

Gail :-)

[Guest guest]

wahooo, him and anthan wuold be best of buds!lol nathan loves pizza,

especially if its delivered he waits and watches for it until it comes and

then its PIZZA!!!!! lol. hope you guys enoyed it shawna.

[Guest guest]

cool, you must be proud

--- smilinggail@... wrote:

> In a message dated 6/22/02 12:20:22 PM Pacific

> Daylight Time,

> ICANFIELD@... writes:

>

> << Yesterday as I arrived from work, greeted

> me at the door and then pointed to the phone and

> then to the pizza ad

> and then said " pizza, phone " . I definitely melted

> to this and

> fulfilled his wishes and had ordered the pizza. I

> just gave him a

> great big hug. >>

>

> Very cool Irma!!!!!! How proud you must be of

> 's growth.

> Gail :-)

>

=====

Since I don't have a silly one. My AOL IM chat symbol is a popsicle symbol.

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thank God, is right! Glad all is well, hope the after shock and the

guilt passes quick. Us parents always do have more than what we

bargain for, so one day at a time is our motto. Glad to hear from

you , though. Miss you, too.

I say what Blessings & phrases when you and Beth met, sounds

too cute and actual proof that we are all in the same boat and can

relate. I bet Steph & Ben were shocked to hear the mommies,

talking alike. : )

>>> Irma - Yes, I can get batteries for the books at our local dollar

>store. They run out pretty fast, but it doesn't hurt so much when

>you just pay $1 for new ones!!! Hope you & are doing well.

>We miss your regular posts.

Ah, Thanks , for remembering us. and I are doing semi-

fine. once again has been under the weather again, the

possible " fever periodic syndrome " which occurs once a month. It'll

last about 3 days with low-grade fever, no appetite, clammy,

lethargic, watery eyes & very sensitive to light. Which means " disco

time " at home, and non-stop potty accidents, tons of wash. To top it

off, tons of flea bites, thanks to his old bro's kitty. So, yes,

kitty has a new home as he could not afford it, part of his

responsibility and right now we are in the process of trying out

Margaret's way of getting rid of the pesty hungry eaters. We had an

exterminator spray and did his stuff but that there would be a delay

of getting rid of them, so with 's stubborness of not wanting

to listen, I've become in-patient and at this point desperate for any

trial. What tremendous hope, as I am seeing less of those fleas

invading our house and .

I've been busy at work, as now we are in the process of opening

another clinic. Then of course have to squeeze my therapy and results

are looking good for my back. Plus the wifey and mommy duties,

attending to most meetings and support groups to keep me

knowledgeable every which way for my . You see, I know you

understand, because these are our daily challenges. I am off this

weekend, so its going to be lots of recuperating around 's

needs by slowing down, thanks to Veteran's day. Oh, by the way, its

great to hear that you will not have trouble with the batteries,

because its alot. Wish I could deliver them in person, but of course,

time is limited. But, my dh told me that Delta flies to Ontario. Gee!

I have alot of e-buddies I wish to visit.

Thanks for the update on your girls, give them LOTS of sqeezable

HUGS! So proud of both, 's progress and 's

inspirational sister's love which she shares with others. You are

doing great, mom. Well, as always when I post I tend to write alot,

y'all take care and lots of hugs!! : )

Irma,14,DS/ASD

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Its still in the works with dh he wants to go to the Eagles concert

out there. Have you heard anything? When it happens even its not for

the concert I'll make sure to contact you. My dh has been wanting me

to head out there, I never been there.

Irma

> Vegas? Someone is coming to Vegas?

> Remember, I'm in Vegas!

> ANyone who comes here needs to let me know so we can meet!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

An elderly woman had just returned to her home from an evening of

Church services when she was startled by an intruder. She caught the

man in the act of robbing her home of its valuables and yelled, Stop!

Acts 2:38! " (Repent and be baptized, in the name of Jesus Christ so that

your sins may be forgiven.) The burglar stopped in his tracks. The

woman calmly called the police and explained what she had done. As the

officer cuffed the man to take him in, he asked the burglar, " Why did

you just stand there? All the old lady did was yell a scripture to you. "

" Scripture??? " replied the burglar. " She said she had an Ax and Two

38's! "

[Guest guest]

I don't mind considering another persons point of view over an issue

that we may have been discussing, that is surely what a discussion

is about. But this is not the same thing as a person attacking you

out of the blue, who perhaps wasn't even involved in the discussion

and proceeding to insult you personally.

Thats the type of thing that surely has to be unacceptable on forums.

Kate2

In , " mikecarrie01 "

<mikecarrie01@...> wrote:

>

> I see that the arguing needs to stop because some can't handle it.

> But there will be sometimes that people argue. I don't see how

that

> can never happen. Maybe we can choose our words carefully so that

> when we disagree, it won't sound inflammatory? Or commend that

person

> and say a kind word as well, so they know they are not being

attacked?

[Guest guest]

Kate2, you may wish to contact one of the Admins with regards to your

question.

Raven

>

> I don't mind considering another persons point of view over an issue

> that we may have been discussing, that is surely what a discussion

> is about. But this is not the same thing as a person attacking you

> out of the blue, who perhaps wasn't even involved in the discussion

> and proceeding to insult you personally.

>

> Thats the type of thing that surely has to be unacceptable on forums.

>

> Kate2