Guest guest Posted October 24, 2000 Report Share Posted October 24, 2000 > I am new here so bear with me > > I started taebo last year and lost some inches(don't knwo how many > but > went down one size). I was a very heavy smoker though. I quit > smoking on August 21, 2000. Gained weight ( about 10 pounds). > Started taebo on October 11th. I'm planning on doing it for 30 days > straight (until November 9th). Then I will measure myself again and > from there I'm planning on doing it every other day or at least 3x a > week. I feel a difference already and see muscle definition on my > legs and arms. And I feel great too. Anyway just wanted to share > this. Welcome, Janette! Congratulations for beating the smoking habit and rededicating yourself to taebo. 30 days in a row is tough (but I bet not as hard as quitting smoking). What tapes do you have? Elena Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2000 Report Share Posted October 24, 2000 Barb- Be my guest! I am just tickled pink that you liked it enough to " steal " ! :-) > In a message dated 10/24/2000 2:14:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time, > jlbaldini@h... writes: > > > I don't want to see you burn out like a meteorite....I > > want to see you SHINE LIKE A STAR!! ;-) > > I liked this > um may I steal it? > > Barb > who loves picking up sayings and tidbits to share > > Please visit my articles at www.fitnessheaven.com > <A HREF= " http://fitnessheaven.com/contributors/bio/?cid=125767 " > > FitnessHeaven.com - Contributor Bio</A> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 25, 2002 Report Share Posted May 25, 2002 Hi everyone, i am new to the group, just joined today. I attended one of 's seminars a long time ago - at an Omega conference at NYC. I was impressed by the simplicity of the process and also by some people in the audience who explained how well it worked for them. For some reason it did not seem right for me at that time, but now here i am. I have some very simple questions i try to deal with, can anyone help me? Bu nature i am a very outspoken/candid person, i have had to leave several jobs in the past, and i have a hard time keeping long term friendships/relationships simply because i tell people what they do not want to know about themselves or others. Part of it had to do with a very abusive past/childhood, which i have managed to deal with through therapy/other self growth methods. I have a much easier time getting along with people now than i used to in the past, and the simplest thing to do is to be true to the moment. But in an environment where most people want to cover their ass and do what needs to be done to get along, how does one manage to be honest to one's own self and get along at the same time? Any answers will be greatly appreciated... Thanks M Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 11, 2004 Report Share Posted December 11, 2004 Welcome! This group is for pretty much anything you want to talk about, or ask for advice, or just vent. My name is Amnesty, and I am an ABA therapist. I am not a parent of an ASD child, but I have a lot of experience with a lot of kids and situations. Anything I can help with, I would be happy to. For your daughter, does she get any services through your area's early intervention program that will continue over the holidays? Has anyone at the school mentioned extended school year services? I know for kids 3 and up, it is an option to get instruction during breaks, I am not sure if it applies for younger than 3. I suggest keeping careful records of her behavior during and immediately after the break to track any behavior problems or regression she may have. This will help you if you have to fight for summer school programs. HTH, Amnesty > > I'm new and not sure where to begin. My daughter was diagnosed in > February before she even turned 2 years old. She will be three in > April. She is making a lot of progress in school now. We just > finished our first round of medical tests this past week and will go > on Monday for our feedback appointment. > > I'm not sure what the purpose of this group is. Do we dicuss > specific issues or are we here to support each other? > > My daughter really likes school. I think having almost 2 weeks off > is going to be hard for her. Even on the weekends she walks around > with her backpack on. The 23-26 will be hardest on her because we > will be traveling and seeing my family and my husbands. Then on the > 26th there will be the let down and she won't understand why no one > is around. > > November Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 12, 2004 Report Share Posted December 12, 2004 In a message dated 12/11/04 3:21:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, no_reply writes: > My daughter really likes school. I think having almost 2 weeks off > is going to be hard for her. Even on the weekends she walks around > with her backpack on. The 23-26 will be hardest on her because we > will be traveling and seeing my family and my husbands. Then on the > 26th there will be the let down and she won't understand why no one > is around. > > November > > > > > > I know its hard on our Abby when she is off school. The younger she was the worse it was she is 7 and is in full incultion. you will find much info and help with this group. I know we have. Abby's dad in Mich. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2009 Report Share Posted July 14, 2009 Hi a, only have a moment now. But my first thought as to a supplement to research for tics is magnesium. I don't know if you want to see if you can get his level tested somehow, but if you try it (don't know what dose) you don't want to " overdo " it of course. Here are 2 articles I quickly googled. http://www.ctds.info/tics.html http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/magnesium-000313.htm I had given my son a calcium & magnesium supplement for a while last year. It's supposed to help with depression and help with sleep. Like with anything I try for him this past year or so (he's 20), nothing seems to touch his OCD/anxiety, sigh. I bought a type that was, I think, a blueberry tasting liquid and he took a dose each day, no side effects or diarrhea. Just my first thought to try, > > Hi, so I just signed up to your group. My 10 yo son was diagnosed with ADD about 3 years ago and I've just realized that these things he does I considered habits are actually more like tics. My son does have OCD tendencies but I'm not sure he has full on OCD but I am concerned that his tics will get worse. In reading the messages, I think his case is rather mild. He is always doing something, mostly with his face or some kind of sound. He recently went from " stretching " his eyes and kinda looking side to side to doing what sounds like hawking a loogie (not loud or anything, just barely, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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