Robin

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Here are a couple of articles that specifically discuss inhalation from hand

sanitizers. Of course, the inhalation of any alcohol containing products should

be considered.

http://www.usdtl.com/downloads/ETG_ETS%20concentrations%20following%20use%20of%2\

0hand%20sanit.pdf

http://www.nadcp.org/session_a/SessionA_7_EthylGlucuronide.pdf

---- lilibit007@... wrote:

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> could you post that study .. also I am interested in any write ups that talk

> about levels higher than 100 as positive as well as places that no longer

> are using it..In a message dated 8/15/2007 2:48:25 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> arein862@... writes:

>

> There are several articles posted to the internet that discuss inhalation as

> a source of alcohol consumption, including gasoline products as well as

> alcohol based hand sanitizers. One study I recently read showed significant

> uptake of alcohol and thus elevated EtG levels from using hand sanitizer in

> enclosed space.

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Keep your chin up as you forge ahead to lose your final 50 though. Your 30 pounds is GONE forever. Yea!I'd give the tracking a try. You might be surprised. I was.I have about thirty pounds left to lose. I need to get moving more, hit 60 grams pf protein MORE, and drink all 64 oz of water every day. I am stubborn when it comes to change sometimes. Ah!Posting, and "coming out" has intrinsic value so you're on your way.Take care, Robin Sohler <rbnsohlercalif@...> wrote: Hello , I have been working out about 4 times a week and I try to walk on the days off excersize. I have been away from Oregon for 6 months now and been eating out with friends. I don't eat much because my fill keeps me limited. I am a diabetic and inject insulin 4 times a day. I have only lost 30 lbs and I had surgery in Jan of 07. The first 30 came off very easy and I have been stopped at this point for over a year. I will go to what you suggested and start keeping track of what I eat. I can't eat much so, I must be eating the wrong thing. Have you lost everything you needed to lose? I still need to lose another 50 lbs and I will do it this year. I know it will come off. I do have a belly flap that just doesn't seem to go away. Is there something I can do about that? Thanks . G'Day, Robin

Payette <c_bergle > wrote: Hi Robin, Have you used any online tracking program? In addition to the band, I use thedailyplate.com. I paid the (small) fee to get the whole works and I LOVE it. You enter your weight, your goal weight and how fast you want to lose the weight. Then, you enter every bite you take. It takes discipline and honesty with yourself. You can enter exercise, as well. I don't enter it, but I try to walk most days. If you stay around 60 grams of protein per day, stay away from white carbs, try to take in 64 oz per water, and stay within the guidelines, it will work for you. It's kind of fun, visual, and very informative. My daughter is using it w/out a band, and she is finding it very

helpful as well. Hope this was helpful. Robin Sohler <rbnsohlercalif > wrote: Hello, I am interested in getting some information on what a person should do once they have hit a plateau. I am filled as much as I can be filled so I can't get another fill. I lost 30 lbs and have stopped. I am a diabetic and inject insulin 4 times a day and I am on alot of med.s. Lately my Dr. took me off some meds for my diabetus that I took by mouth and now I need more insulin. I am looking for a diet that will kick start my Weight lose again. Any suggestions. I have 50lbs to go and I need to get it off this year as I have to have a complete knee surgery next spring. I would appreciate any

suggestions. Thank You, Robin __________________________________________________

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Hello , I am going to start posting., I went to post what I was eating but, I think the only way to post is to join the club. I was suppose to get a week free but, I couldn't get on. I have been traveling so much and have been in three different states since November. We are leaving Arizona tomorrow and going back to Oregon then I am flying to Pennsylvania to our daughters on the 29th. I will be back there for 35 days. so, I will take my computer and try to stay on track. I appreciate your imput. Thanks for getting back with me. I will have the additional 50 off by next year. I thought I would get it off in one year. It looks two years for me. Stay in touch. Sincerely, Robin Payette <c_bergle@...> wrote: Keep your chin up as you forge ahead to lose your final 50 though. Your 30 pounds is GONE forever. Yea!I'd give the tracking a try. You might be surprised. I was.I have about thirty pounds left to lose. I need to get moving more, hit 60 grams pf protein MORE, and drink all 64 oz of water every day. I am stubborn when it comes to change sometimes. Ah!Posting, and "coming out" has intrinsic value so you're on your way.Take care, Robin Sohler <rbnsohlercalif > wrote: Hello , I have been working out about 4 times a week and I try to walk on the days off excersize. I have been away from Oregon for 6 months now and been eating out with friends. I don't eat much because my fill keeps me limited. I am a diabetic and inject insulin 4 times a day. I have only lost 30 lbs and I had surgery in Jan of 07. The first 30 came off very easy and I have been stopped at this point for over a year. I will go to what you suggested and start keeping track of what I eat. I can't eat much so, I must be eating the wrong thing. Have you lost everything you needed to lose? I still need to lose another 50 lbs and I will do it this year. I know it will come off. I do have a belly flap that just doesn't seem to go away. Is there something I can do about that? Thanks . G'Day, Robin Payette <c_bergle > wrote: Hi Robin, Have you used any online tracking program? In addition to the band, I use thedailyplate.com. I paid the (small) fee to get the whole works and I LOVE it. You enter your weight, your goal weight and how fast you want to lose the weight. Then, you enter every bite you take. It takes discipline and honesty with yourself. You can enter exercise, as well. I don't enter it, but I try to walk most days. If you stay around 60 grams of protein per day, stay away from white carbs, try to take in 64 oz per water, and stay within the guidelines, it will work for you. It's kind of fun, visual, and very informative. My daughter is using it w/out a band, and she is

finding it very helpful as well. Hope this was helpful. Robin Sohler <rbnsohlercalif > wrote: Hello, I am interested in getting some information on what a person should do once they have hit a plateau. I am filled as much as I can be filled so I can't get another fill. I lost 30 lbs and have stopped. I am a diabetic and inject insulin 4 times a day and I am on alot of med.s. Lately my Dr. took me off some meds for my diabetus that I took by mouth and now I need more insulin. I am looking for a diet that will kick start my Weight lose again. Any suggestions. I have 50lbs to go and I need to get it off this year as I have to have a complete knee surgery next spring. I would

appreciate any suggestions. Thank You, Robin __________________________________________________

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Veri,

COOOL, I never have played that laser tag. But that is not something new

for me as the Strobing lights give me headaches lolololol. Like the Fire

Truck, Ambulance and Police have lolol. I try so hard to not look that way. I

went through a road block and the officer asked me what was wrong. I said well

y'all do not have to have those lights on we all know it is a road block

lololol.

has gotten more involved with the Church and events. Which is

great. She enjoys being out with kid's her own age.

Jaye is at the age where she is High School lololol. They try to

be BIG and do thing's on their own. But always remember they know Mom is there

to catch them if they fall so to speak. A lot of thing's missed out

on when she was younger. So she is doing now. lolol.

If has been hurting but still wants to go out she can with me

saying Ok, You know what may happen. I just cross my fingers and wait. lololol.

How are you doing?

Robbin

**************It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your travel

deal here.

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Well she came home from lazer tag and now it is not just her ankle but also her

knee is sore and swollen. But she had a great time and is now resting with her

feet up and so glad she went. It is not to hard for me to let her do things that

I know may cause her pain in her joints because I know she will stop when she

needs to. But the hard part was letting her go where there are strobe lights

when I know that could cause her to go into a seizure. Some times I just have to

let her do things and trust that she will be ok. I just know that a seizure can

be so much more devastating and cause more problems for her and I do not want to

start down that path again.

Veri

Re: Robin

Veri,

COOOL, I never have played that laser tag. But that is not something new

for me as the Strobing lights give me headaches lolololol. Like the Fire

Truck, Ambulance and Police have lolol. I try so hard to not look that way. I

went through a road block and the officer asked me what was wrong. I said well

y'all do not have to have those lights on we all know it is a road block

lololol.

has gotten more involved with the Church and events. Which is

great. She enjoys being out with kid's her own age.

Jaye is at the age where she is High School lololol. They try to

be BIG and do thing's on their own. But always remember they know Mom is there

to catch them if they fall so to speak. A lot of thing's missed out

on when she was younger. So she is doing now. lolol.

If has been hurting but still wants to go out she can with me

saying Ok, You know what may happen. I just cross my fingers and wait. lololol.

How are you doing?

Robbin

**************It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your travel

deal here.

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Three others: Toni Braxton http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1077/is_2_56/ai_67531418 ...had implants removed due to problems, but then put back in and last night on Dancing with the Stars she talked briefly about her heart condition.

Janet is reported to have implants and has recently had to cancel her tour due to illness...may or may not be related, although from what I know now...most likely.

Beckman...same thing, has implants and had to cancel tour due to anxiety and other health issues.

>> Cher is also sick - I bet it's her implants> I will be very sad if something happens to Cher> as she was my idle back in the day> > Before my nose job and before Cher's plastic surgery > everyone said I looked very much like Cher. > > Dr. Blais told me that Dolly Parton is not well at all> > Pickler on American Idle opted for implants > I am keeping watch over her> > These implants which are made up of chemicals are going > to leach out and get into our system sooner or later> > Implants - It's just not what God intended for in our bodies> > Wish I was flat and skinny again, > Sandy~> > I read your e-mail about having symptoms after breast implants. I am very surprised, I always wondered with so many movie stars having this done, (do any of them have problems, but I have never heard anything) How did you find out about and what symptoms did she have.> Robin> > > had all our symptoms of breast implant illness> You may join our saline group to learn about bio toxin disease and the > chemicals that go into the making of saline and silicone implants.> God Bless, Sandy~>

[Guest guest]

Hi Robin. I'm new here as well. I would like to address your question about

biopsy. It seems to me that depending on how long ago the original biopsy was

taken and what the doctor is looking for now, would be the answer to the

question. Biopsy helps to determine several different things. First off, it can

confirm diagnosis. Secondly, it can determine the degree of liver tissue damage.

Thirdly, it can determine the progression/remission of your disease with and

without medication depending on the circumstance. I'm sure of other reasons as

well. As an example, in my case, my Hepatologist at Duke (Dr. Alastair &

Dr. Carla Brady) will order another biopsy after my liver is less inflamed and

enzymes have stabilized to determine the degree of biliary duct damage. My liver

was so inflamed at first biopsy, it's hard to say what is temporary and what is

permanent damage.

I don't know if this helps or not. Just thought I would add another dimension

that I didn't see mentioned.

>

>

>  Thanks to you all!  I have canceled the ultrasound and the biopsy for now.  I

guess the thing to do now is wait and see what the new dr. thinks the approach

for treatment (if any) will be based on the old biopsy and ultrasound.  Again,

thank you and I'm SO GLAD I found this group!! Robin

> It is better to be liked for the true you,

> than to be loved for who people think you are.

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[Guest guest]

I certainly don't know what's the best course of action for your particular

situation; I can only say ask questions, get answers. Best wishes.

Harper

Thanks to you all! I have canceled the ultrasound and the biopsy for now. I

guess the thing to do now is wait and see what the new dr. thinks the approach

for treatment (if any) will be based on the old biopsy and ultrasound. Again,

thank you and I'm SO GLAD I found this group!! Robin

[ ] Robin

Thanks to you all! I have canceled the ultrasound and the biopsy for now. I

guess the thing to do now is wait and see what the new dr. thinks the approach

for treatment (if any) will be based on the old biopsy and ultrasound. Again,

thank you and I'm SO GLAD I found this group!! Robin

It is better to be liked for the true you,

than to be loved for who people think you are.

[Guest guest]

The need for repeat liver biopsies depends on many factors. They aren't, or

shouldn't be, done casually. They're invasive and expensive.

I've had three, for good reasons. The last was incidental to another surgery in

my mid-section-- you know, while we're here (amid my innards) why not do a liver

biopsy!

Sonograms, likewise, can be literal life-savers -- but you don't do them unless

they're really needed.

I have a sonogram each year, for an unrelated condition. They look at the liver,

while they're in the neighborood.

For Robin -- well, her circumstances are special.

Now that I think about it, I guess the circumstances for each of us are

" special " in some way. Having AIH is WAY too special, right there.

Harper

[ ] Re: Robin

Hi Robin. I'm new here as well. I would like to address your question about

biopsy. It seems to me that depending on how long ago the original biopsy was

taken and what the doctor is looking for now, would be the answer to the

question. Biopsy helps to determine several different things. First off, it can

confirm diagnosis. Secondly, it can determine the degree of liver tissue damage.

Thirdly, it can determine the progression/remission of your disease with and

without medication depending on the circumstance. I'm sure of other reasons as

well. As an example, in my case, my Hepatologist at Duke (Dr. Alastair &

Dr. Carla Brady) will order another biopsy after my liver is less inflamed and

enzymes have stabilized to determine the degree of biliary duct damage. My liver

was so inflamed at first biopsy, it's hard to say what is temporary and what is

permanent damage.

I don't know if this helps or not. Just thought I would add another dimension

that I didn't see mentioned.

>

>

> Thanks to you all! I have canceled the ultrasound and the biopsy for now. I

guess the thing to do now is wait and see what the new dr. thinks the approach

for treatment (if any) will be based on the old biopsy and ultrasound. Again,

thank you and I'm SO GLAD I found this group!! Robin

> It is better to be liked for the true you,

> than to be loved for who people think you are.

>

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[Guest guest]

Robin, also, Dr. has a web site, liverdisease.com, a lot of info

although the book by nature is more informative. When I got my 2nd edition

of her book, I donated the first edition to the library, be interesting to

find out whether they just chucked it or not.

Kay

[Guest guest]

Robin,

where can i find info about how this product has helped your family? we have

autoimmune in our family too and just curious as to if it MIGHT help us too?

THANKS! kim

From: clairezheng99@...

Date: Tue, 15 Dec 2009 07:41:49 -0800

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Does anyone here know about ayurveda???

Hello Robin,

I was wondering if you can also ask your Dr. for an eight years old child who is

currently weights around 70 lbs. I wanted to her to lose some weight by taking

the ayurveda and don't know if it is also safe for her!

Thanks again,

P.S. you can also e-mail the info to me through my personal e-mail address:

clairezheng99@...

>

> From: Robin Ketchem <rcketchem@bellsouth .net>

> Subject: Re: [childrensapraxiane t] Re: Does anyone here know about

> ayurveda???

> @groups. com

> Date: Thursday, December 10, 2009, 8:33 PM

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> If anyone has any questions with regards to the Nutraveda, please

> feel free to contact me. The changes are remarkable for and

> our family! Everyone in our family is taking it for a different

> health reason. I am not trying to sell the product. I am just

> trying to share with the group how it is helping my entire family!

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Robin

>

> 770-965-3259

[Guest guest]

Robin,

Haven't heard from you for a few days, hoping you all the best with your surgery, you are in excellent hands with Dr. Rand. Hopefully you have lined up someone to check in with your family from the group to keep us posted how you surgery went and your time at the hospital goes.

You'll soon be on the otherside, and healing, and working towards better health.

Tons of luck to you!

Colorado Springs

[ ] Robin

I am so happy for you & your big day Monday. It's going to be the first day of the rest of your life =) Best wishes. I'll say a prayer for you.......................Kathy

[Guest guest]

Best of luck tomorrow. I will keep you in my prayers.

Take Care.

Annette

>

> Best of luck to you Robin - we will all be sending positive energy!

> D (RI)

>

[Guest guest]

I do have the shoemaker halotype but so do my husband and my daughter and they

are not bedridden or anywhere near it.. my daghter does have chronic candida

though.. could it be mold causing this?

............................................

When I worked in my first school, I had terrible chronic candida from the

mold!!! It is possible ..........

 Perhaps their immune/.adrenal  systems are a bit better than

yours.......therefore they are not as sick as you are. 

Kathi

[Guest guest]

Interesting, Kathy..

J just sent me this link:

http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/20/for-a-celiac-sufferer-a-new-mystery-ill\

ness/

He also had chronic candida and it may have been associated with a moldy apt.

I just hope we can clean this place out and let it " sit " for a few years and it

will be inhabitable for someone at least. I am realy frightened of losing all we

put into this house..

it was just a kneewall... oh sheesh.

Robin

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> I do have the shoemaker halotype but so do my husband and my daughter and they

are not bedridden or anywhere near it.. my daghter does have chronic candida

though.. could it be mold causing this?

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> When I worked in my first school, I had terrible chronic candida from the

mold!!! It is possible ..........

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>  Perhaps their immune/.adrenal  systems are a bit better than

yours.......therefore they are not as sick as you are. 

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[Guest guest]

I am personally glad to see that this person who appears out of no place with an

attitude toward , one of the kindest souls on the group, IS LEAVING! I read

all of that and couldn't understand where her attitude was coming either.

is very welcoming and encouraging to all the people that write in to this

group! The was uncalled for!

I don't write in often however I had to say something this time!

A

On Aug 14, 2010, at 3:46 AM, Robin <robinmk02@...> wrote:

> Oh and by the way, I belong to, and even own, a number of groups on So

therefore someone mentioning ONE TIME where they are from does nit necessarily

stay with me or someone else permanently, . Believe it or not, I have other

things in my life besides where you live. Seriously ! Think about how

ridiculous you sound!

>

> I have a lot to offer to this group having had a SCS for over 14 1/2 years,

but your sensitivity is a bit much.

>

> ~Robin

>

> Sent from my iPhone

>

> On Aug 14, 2010, at 3:21 AM, " " <velria@...> wrote:

>

> > Actually Robin, Every time I approve someone for the group I welcome them

and tell them I'm from Australia.

> > I'm being sensitive? No I don't think I am. I merely told Thea that I was

taking a new drug for me ...... The conversation I thought was between Thea and

myself.

> >

> > I do approve your messages to the group without sensitivity,or how they may

seem very blunt to other people.

> >

> > As I said before, I thought this group was for support and encouragement,

Obviously I have offended you. So if you like, you write to Sue or Mike and ask

them to delete me s a moderator, because obviously I'm not doing the job

properly.

> >

> > May your life be free of pain

> >

> >

> > AUSTRALIA

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Robin,

Ian is in the same grade as my son....9th. Here in our district high school is from 10-12. The jr. hs is 8 & 9 and the intermediate is 6 & 7. I work right across the commons ....at the intermediate school. I had a female student with Asperger's who is in 6th grade. She is so different than my son...yet they have a lot of little things in common.

Sixth grade is the hardest I think emotional for most kids. 5th grade, my sister (a sped teacher in AZ for 25 years) is the toughest academically. I find in our school 6th grade is quite rough academically. They have a lot of classes...2 specials, Reading, Language Arts, Math, Science and History. Some of the classes such as math are on block shcedule (90 min.). Science and History are on 90 min. schedules but they switch every other day. Some days my student gets a lot of homework and last week she had 3 big assignments due. In high school they go to total block schedule...4 classes a day (90 min. each). No study halls at all. In a way, the 90 min. is good in that they usually don't get too much homework . For instance, they may have English, Math, Computer class and Gym. So the only classes they may get homework is English

and Math. And, since the classes are long a lot of times the teachers will assign homework and then give them 20 min. to do it. If they don't finish then they have to complete at home. It does make life easier. My son since he was not doing well on the PSSA's gets Math and English all year long for 90 min. each. Last year he became proficient in REading but missed being Advanced by 5 points. In Math he was still basic but missed being proficient by 7 points. I hope he becomes proficient this year. i hate the state wide tests. I don't think they are fair. We waste too much time teaching the kids to pass them. And, if they are not proficient in Math and/or Reading they have to go to pathways in their senior year. That means...45 hours of after school for math and 45 hours of after school for reading. To me that is unfair and too much. Can you

imagine being in classes from 7:30 a.m. till 5:30 p.m. And, to tell you the truth...they go on a computer website and are not taught...what a waste. I get really heated up when I think about these statewide tests. We are teaching our kids to pass a test but not to think and use their brains. They push the kids to learn and then it disappears....what is that. I better get off the subject ...but one good thing...they are letting some kids in Special Ed. take a different test prepare for them...but it is a trial test so far and only a few are selected.

Anyways...if your son is not intested in girls...don't push it...lol. It will come. He will find someone who will meet his needs. My son had a girlfriend in 6th grade...got burnt and hurt and really wasn't interested in anyone for a long time. He liked girls but i think he was a little nervous. This girl is a year younger and that might be what he needs.

Robin, if you need anything ...any help with your son...especiallly going into 6th grade...just let me know. My sister is a Sped Teacher and I am a para working with a 6th grader. Just email me if you want. jrushen@.... I can try to help. I love my job and I love the kids...there are some difficult moments but I would not trade it for all the tea in China. It is so much fun for me to walk down the halls and have kids come and walk with me or say hello to me or good night. i eat in the lunch room with them...and we have our own "group"...lol. And, my student told me I was "cool"....made my day.

Jan

"In the Midst of Difficulty lies Opportunity" Albert Einstein

Success is not measured by one's position but by the obstacles one has overcome to obtain that position

From: and/or Robin Lemke <jrisjs@...> Sent: Wed, February 2, 2011 2:02:23 PMSubject: Re: ( ) Sort of Changed topic / WAS : son depressed?/online schools

Jan,

Well,,,,things sure HAVE gotten better for you and your son. I remember reading some of your old posts and almost crying along with you. Sigh.

Ian, actually is in HS, 9th grade. Another son is 5th (6th next year- he's the one I've been writing about THS week...he he).

I'm shocked to hear about girlfriends with your son. Ian hasn't cared. I think he does now...just by seeing little smiles here and there when comments are made or when we're watching a show. BUt....no outwardly verbal announcing that he wants' one.

As far as acaemics, he too, is really good. If he actually tried, man, he could be amazing. I think that's the way it is with ANY teen, though, when academics aren't a problem.

With my other son and one of my daughters, they have real academic issues....and that really sucks. he he.

I pay all my kids for grades. We started this year. Maybe because Ian started HS, and grades are starting to matter more (for life).......but with he and the ones who CAN do well acedemically, we pay $15 for each A and $10 for each B. There are only 3 grade periods, so it's not like we pay by the week. Anyway, it really is a source of work for them. They know that if they put in more time, they get more $. Like life, in a way.

My others that struggle academically, we pay what we pay the ones listed above (so it's fair)....but tell them that as long as their grades don't go down for a reason such as not turning in work.......they'll be rewarded. So...if their marks still say P (progress noted) or S(satisfactory) then we tell them they've done their part!!!!!

Kids sure are different, aren't they? Sigh.

Robin

......A rich man is not one who has the most,

but who needs the least.....

From: d_starrs12 <d_starrs12@...>Subject: Re: ( ) Sort of Changed topic / WAS : son depressed?/online schools Date: Tuesday, February 1, 2011, 2:19 PM

I'm jealous. I would love to have a blizzard/storm/anything and be snowed in. It sounds like a lot of fun to me. As long as my cable doesn't go out with premium channels, I think I could handle the weather. No cable + snow storm = recipe for disaster, possibly suicide.> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> >> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > Yeah i have never heard of Blue Sky..... so i dont know about that one , > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>doesnt > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > sound to appealing tho! lol I live in Wisconsin ( go packers...lol sorry had > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>to > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > add that in there, still excited over last nights game!!lol) >

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > As far as other parents of children that go to connections academy for , > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>their > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > kids have loved it , im sure its not the case for every child , you gotta > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>find > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > what works best for yours! But i know academically most of the students > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>exceed >

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > the requirements for graduation! Did you get a chance to look at their > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>website > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > for your state?> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > Meaghan> >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>> > >

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