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January 20, 2010

Contact Beaches MRI - Dr. Clayman MD - Neuro Radiologist who reads the MRIs has a child with autism and can help you walk through this.

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Hi,My 9 year old needs a MRI. She will probably need a sedation. I'm hoping its a mild sedation if that exists?.Could someone who has gone thru this experience share with me on what to expect? I'm really nervous about the whole thing.How long does the child have to fast? Is this done orally or thru an IV? How long does the MRI take? Any bad side effects that I should expect?Thanks.AP

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January 20, 2010

Contact Beaches MRI - Dr. Clayman MD - Neuro Radiologist who reads the MRIs has a child with autism and can help you walk through this.

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Hi,My 9 year old needs a MRI. She will probably need a sedation. I'm hoping its a mild sedation if that exists?.Could someone who has gone thru this experience share with me on what to expect? I'm really nervous about the whole thing.How long does the child have to fast? Is this done orally or thru an IV? How long does the MRI take? Any bad side effects that I should expect?Thanks.AP

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Subject: Free Teleconference ...Seclusion and Restraint: Concerns and Solutions

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January 20, 2010

Contact Beaches MRI - Dr. Clayman MD - Neuro Radiologist who reads the MRIs has a child with autism and can help you walk through this.

954 722-4500

Hi,My 9 year old needs a MRI. She will probably need a sedation. I'm hoping its a mild sedation if that exists?.Could someone who has gone thru this experience share with me on what to expect? I'm really nervous about the whole thing.How long does the child have to fast? Is this done orally or thru an IV? How long does the MRI take? Any bad side effects that I should expect?Thanks.AP

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Date: Tue, 19 Jan 2010 20:29:19 -0500

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Subject: Free Teleconference ...Seclusion and Restraint: Concerns and Solutions

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January 20, 2010

I had my autistic 5 year old sedated at Dan marino Center last year for an MRI. I was extremely nervous since my daughter doesnt sit still at all.

The nurses at DMC were great, I understand Joe Dimaggio has a good staff too from other experiences there. It all went well.

My daughter slept for part of the day then I had to help her get around for a few hours. By bedtime she was back to normal. I just had to watch her extra carefully because she wanted to crawl everywhere since she didn't have feeling in her legs yet from the med and it made her more frustrated. Overal it was a good experience. It wasnt worth the sleep I lost. I'll pray yours goes smoothly too!

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Subject: MRI at Joe DiMaggio sedationTo: sList Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010, 11:12 AM

Hi,My 9 year old needs a MRI. She will probably need a sedation. I'm hoping its a mild sedation if that exists?.Could someone who has gone thru this experience share with me on what to expect? I'm really nervous about the whole thing.How long does the child have to fast? Is this done orally or thru an IV? How long does the MRI take? Any bad side effects that I should expect?Thanks.AP

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Subject: Free Teleconference ...Seclusion and Restraint: Concerns and Solutions

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Florida, there are documented cases where seclusion and restraint has been used with disastrous and tragic consequences. This panel will discuss the concerns related to the use of seclusion and restraint; provide information on its use within Florida Schools, and present current efforts for ensuring how schools can provide effective and safe behavior intervention procedures including proposed state legislation, resources and training opportunities.This web and teleconference event includes a recorded on-line presentation and a live teleconference discussion during which participants will have the opportunity to ask presenters questions about the topic. Space is limited and registrations will no longer be accepted once capacity is reached. Please note that the presentation, a recording of the teleconference, and all supporting materials will be available to the public on www.flcic.org , www.advocacycenter. org , and www.fddc.org within two weeks of the event.**A DD Act Agency Collaborative Event

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January 20, 2010

I had my autistic 5 year old sedated at Dan marino Center last year for an MRI. I was extremely nervous since my daughter doesnt sit still at all.

The nurses at DMC were great, I understand Joe Dimaggio has a good staff too from other experiences there. It all went well.

My daughter slept for part of the day then I had to help her get around for a few hours. By bedtime she was back to normal. I just had to watch her extra carefully because she wanted to crawl everywhere since she didn't have feeling in her legs yet from the med and it made her more frustrated. Overal it was a good experience. It wasnt worth the sleep I lost. I'll pray yours goes smoothly too!

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Subject: MRI at Joe DiMaggio sedationTo: sList Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010, 11:12 AM

Hi,My 9 year old needs a MRI. She will probably need a sedation. I'm hoping its a mild sedation if that exists?.Could someone who has gone thru this experience share with me on what to expect? I'm really nervous about the whole thing.How long does the child have to fast? Is this done orally or thru an IV? How long does the MRI take? Any bad side effects that I should expect?Thanks.AP

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Date: Tue, 19 Jan 2010 20:29:19 -0500

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Subject: Free Teleconference ...Seclusion and Restraint: Concerns and Solutions

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Florida, there are documented cases where seclusion and restraint has been used with disastrous and tragic consequences. This panel will discuss the concerns related to the use of seclusion and restraint; provide information on its use within Florida Schools, and present current efforts for ensuring how schools can provide effective and safe behavior intervention procedures including proposed state legislation, resources and training opportunities.This web and teleconference event includes a recorded on-line presentation and a live teleconference discussion during which participants will have the opportunity to ask presenters questions about the topic. Space is limited and registrations will no longer be accepted once capacity is reached. Please note that the presentation, a recording of the teleconference, and all supporting materials will be available to the public on www.flcic.org , www.advocacycenter. org , and www.fddc.org within two weeks of the event.**A DD Act Agency Collaborative Event

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January 20, 2010

I had my autistic 5 year old sedated at Dan marino Center last year for an MRI. I was extremely nervous since my daughter doesnt sit still at all.

The nurses at DMC were great, I understand Joe Dimaggio has a good staff too from other experiences there. It all went well.

My daughter slept for part of the day then I had to help her get around for a few hours. By bedtime she was back to normal. I just had to watch her extra carefully because she wanted to crawl everywhere since she didn't have feeling in her legs yet from the med and it made her more frustrated. Overal it was a good experience. It wasnt worth the sleep I lost. I'll pray yours goes smoothly too!

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Subject: MRI at Joe DiMaggio sedationTo: sList Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010, 11:12 AM

Hi,My 9 year old needs a MRI. She will probably need a sedation. I'm hoping its a mild sedation if that exists?.Could someone who has gone thru this experience share with me on what to expect? I'm really nervous about the whole thing.How long does the child have to fast? Is this done orally or thru an IV? How long does the MRI take? Any bad side effects that I should expect?Thanks.AP

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Subject: Free Teleconference ...Seclusion and Restraint: Concerns and Solutions

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Florida, there are documented cases where seclusion and restraint has been used with disastrous and tragic consequences. This panel will discuss the concerns related to the use of seclusion and restraint; provide information on its use within Florida Schools, and present current efforts for ensuring how schools can provide effective and safe behavior intervention procedures including proposed state legislation, resources and training opportunities.This web and teleconference event includes a recorded on-line presentation and a live teleconference discussion during which participants will have the opportunity to ask presenters questions about the topic. Space is limited and registrations will no longer be accepted once capacity is reached. Please note that the presentation, a recording of the teleconference, and all supporting materials will be available to the public on www.flcic.org , www.advocacycenter. org , and www.fddc.org within two weeks of the event.**A DD Act Agency Collaborative Event

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January 20, 2010

My daughter had to have an MRI before she was 2 and she was completely sedated because they can't move. We did it at The Dan Marino Center and they were very good. She had to fast starting at midnight the night before and we were scheduled for a 8:00AM appointment. She was asking for water the whole ride there, but she was okay. It was thru an IV and the only that was bad for us was the fact that she was fighting the anesthesia. They had to give her more to get her to finally fall asleep, but otherwise she did great. The MRI only took about 30 minutes for us, but it probably depends on what it's for. Lastly, some kids throw up afterwards so people say bring towels for your car, but our daughter was fine, she was sucking down apple juice afterwards like it was going out of style. I hope this helps. Any other questions feel free to contact me.

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Subject: MRI at Joe DiMaggio sedationTo: sList Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010, 11:12 AM

Hi,My 9 year old needs a MRI. She will probably need a sedation. I'm hoping its a mild sedation if that exists?.Could someone who has gone thru this experience share with me on what to expect? I'm really nervous about the whole thing.How long does the child have to fast? Is this done orally or thru an IV? How long does the MRI take? Any bad side effects that I should expect?Thanks.AP

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Florida, there are documented cases where seclusion and restraint has been used with disastrous and tragic consequences. This panel will discuss the concerns related to the use of seclusion and restraint; provide information on its use within Florida Schools, and present current efforts for ensuring how schools can provide effective and safe behavior intervention procedures including proposed state legislation, resources and training opportunities.This web and teleconference event includes a recorded on-line presentation and a live teleconference discussion during which participants will have the opportunity to ask presenters questions about the topic. Space is limited and registrations will no longer be accepted once capacity is reached. Please note that the presentation, a recording of the teleconference, and all supporting materials will be available to the public on www.flcic.org , www.advocacycenter. org , and www.fddc.org within two weeks of the event.**A DD Act Agency Collaborative Event

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January 20, 2010

Hi, my son had a an MRI under sedation at Dan Marino. The sedation takes about 15-30 mins and then the MRI takes about the same or up to an hour, depending upon the tests ordered. The kids are given an oral sedative to relax them and then an IV drip. My son also was given Emla for the IV spot because he was so little. The only bad side effects can be coming out of anesthesia, they can be grumpy, or a little violent and nauseated. It goes away fairly fast, they also can get sleepy.

I wish you the best of luck.

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January 20, 2010

Hi, my son had a an MRI under sedation at Dan Marino. The sedation takes about 15-30 mins and then the MRI takes about the same or up to an hour, depending upon the tests ordered. The kids are given an oral sedative to relax them and then an IV drip. My son also was given Emla for the IV spot because he was so little. The only bad side effects can be coming out of anesthesia, they can be grumpy, or a little violent and nauseated. It goes away fairly fast, they also can get sleepy.

I wish you the best of luck.

Jane

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January 20, 2010

Hi, my son had a an MRI under sedation at Dan Marino. The sedation takes about 15-30 mins and then the MRI takes about the same or up to an hour, depending upon the tests ordered. The kids are given an oral sedative to relax them and then an IV drip. My son also was given Emla for the IV spot because he was so little. The only bad side effects can be coming out of anesthesia, they can be grumpy, or a little violent and nauseated. It goes away fairly fast, they also can get sleepy.

I wish you the best of luck.

Jane

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January 20, 2010

the sedation is IV. the MRI is approximately 45 minutes or so . THe side affects for my son are nervousness, and vomitting.. every cvhild is different. there is always a risk involved for grown ups as well as children.. Joe dimaggio's is GREAT you will be in good hands.

Ivonne ( i have a 9 yeard old boy named Nikolas).

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Hi,My 9 year old needs a MRI. She will probably need a sedation. I'm hoping its a mild sedation if that exists?.Could someone who has gone thru this experience share with me on what to expect? I'm really nervous about the whole thing.How long does the child have to fast? Is this done orally or thru an IV? How long does the MRI take? Any bad side effects that I should expect?Thanks.AP

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the sedation is IV. the MRI is approximately 45 minutes or so . THe side affects for my son are nervousness, and vomitting.. every cvhild is different. there is always a risk involved for grown ups as well as children.. Joe dimaggio's is GREAT you will be in good hands.

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Subject: MRI at Joe DiMaggio sedationTo: sList Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010, 11:12 AM

Hi,My 9 year old needs a MRI. She will probably need a sedation. I'm hoping its a mild sedation if that exists?.Could someone who has gone thru this experience share with me on what to expect? I'm really nervous about the whole thing.How long does the child have to fast? Is this done orally or thru an IV? How long does the MRI take? Any bad side effects that I should expect?Thanks.AP

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the sedation is IV. the MRI is approximately 45 minutes or so . THe side affects for my son are nervousness, and vomitting.. every cvhild is different. there is always a risk involved for grown ups as well as children.. Joe dimaggio's is GREAT you will be in good hands.

Ivonne ( i have a 9 yeard old boy named Nikolas).

Good Luck I hope it works out for you.

Subject: MRI at Joe DiMaggio sedationTo: sList Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010, 11:12 AM

Hi,My 9 year old needs a MRI. She will probably need a sedation. I'm hoping its a mild sedation if that exists?.Could someone who has gone thru this experience share with me on what to expect? I'm really nervous about the whole thing.How long does the child have to fast? Is this done orally or thru an IV? How long does the MRI take? Any bad side effects that I should expect?Thanks.AP

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Thank you all for replying to my concerns.Unforunately I just found out that my daughter is too big for sedation so they are recommending general anthesia. Okay, now I'm petrified!I wish we could do this without any anthesia but I know that she won't stay still for 30 minutes to do this MRI.Wish there was another alternative.Sent on the SprintÂ® Now Network from my BlackBerryÂ®From: earlsjane@...Date: Wed, 20 Jan 2010 12:57:47 -0500To: <sList >Subject: Re: MRI at Joe DiMaggio sedation Hi, my son had a an MRI under sedation at Dan Marino. The sedation takes about 15-30 mins and then the MRI takes about the same or up to an hour, depending upon the tests ordered. The kids are given an oral sedative to relax them and then an IV drip. My son also was given Emla for the IV spot because he was so little. The only bad side effects can be coming out of anesthesia, they can be grumpy, or a little violent and nauseated. It goes away fairly fast, they also can get sleepy.I wish you the best of luck. Jane Free Teleconference ...Seclusion and Restraint: Concerns and Solutions Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. FREE Web/Teleconference EventYou are invited to participate in a FREE teleconference/web event, Seclusion and Restraint: Concerns and Solutions. Teleconference discussion date: Monday, February 8, from 12:00 to 12:45 PM (ET) Presented by: Lise Fox (Florida Center for Inclusive Communities), Sylvia (Advocacy Center for Persons with Disabilities), Margaret Hooper (Florida Developmental Disabilities Council), and F. Armstrong (Mailman Center for Child Development).Registration Link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SeclusionWebinarDescription: Families, educators, advocates and students are becoming increasingly concerned about the use of seclusion and restraint in school settings. In Florida, there are documented cases where seclusion and restraint has been used with disastrous and tragic consequences. This panel will discuss the concerns related to the use of seclusion and restraint; provide information on its use within Florida Schools, and present current efforts for ensuring how schools can provide effective and safe behavior intervention procedures including proposed state legislation, resources and training opportunities.This web and teleconference event includes a recorded on-line presentation and a live teleconference discussion during which participants will have the opportunity to ask presenters questions about the topic. Space is limited and registrations will no longer be accepted once capacity is reached. Please note that the presentation, a recording of the teleconference, and all supporting materials will be available to the public on www.flcic.org , www.advocacycenter.org , and www.fddc.org within two weeks of the event.**A DD Act Agency Collaborative Event You have received this email because you or someone using your email address agreed to receive messages from the Florida Center for Inclusive Communities, University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities at the University of South Florida. For more information on the Florida Center for Inclusive Communities, visit www.flfcic.org.Our mailing address is:Florida Center for Inclusive Communities - UCEDD 13301 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., MHC 2113ATampa, FL 33612Add us to your address bookCopyright © 2010 Florida Center for Inclusive Communities - UCEDD All rights reserved.Sent to Benitofmhi (DOT) usf.edu. Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Forward to a Friend Hotmail: Trusted email with Microsoftâ€™s powerful SPAM protection. Sign up now.

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Thanks for your words of comfort.When you took your son for the general anthesia how long did he have to fast? And how quickly would you say he came out of it?Sent on the SprintÂ® Now Network from my BlackBerryÂ®Date: Thu, 21 Jan 2010 00:00:12 -0500To: <sList >Subject: Re: MRI at Joe DiMaggio sedation Do not worry. At DiMaggio they are really good at that! Have faith. It is always scary, specially for us mothers. My son has had to have them with full anesthesia quite a few times and he has always comed out really well! Good luck Yesmin Free Teleconference ...Seclusion and Restraint: Concerns and Solutions Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser. FREE Web/Teleconference EventYou are invited to participate in a FREE teleconference/web event, Seclusion and Restraint: Concerns and Solutions. Teleconference discussion date: Monday, February 8, from 12:00 to 12:45 PM (ET) Presented by: Lise Fox (Florida Center for Inclusive Communities), Sylvia (Advocacy Center for Persons with Disabilities), Margaret Hooper (Florida Developmental Disabilities Council), and F. Armstrong (Mailman Center for Child Development).Registration Link: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/SeclusionWebinarDescription: Families, educators, advocates and students are becoming increasingly concerned about the use of seclusion and restraint in school settings. In Florida, there are documented cases where seclusion and restraint has been used with disastrous and tragic consequences. This panel will discuss the concerns related to the use of seclusion and restraint; provide information on its use within Florida Schools, and present current efforts for ensuring how schools can provide effective and safe behavior intervention procedures including proposed state legislation, resources and training opportunities.This web and teleconference event includes a recorded on-line presentation and a live teleconference discussion during which participants will have the opportunity to ask presenters questions about the topic. Space is limited and registrations will no longer be accepted once capacity is reached. Please note that the presentation, a recording of the teleconference, and all supporting materials will be available to the public on www.flcic.org , www.advocacycenter.org , and www.fddc.org within two weeks of the event.**A DD Act Agency Collaborative Event You have received this email because you or someone using your email address agreed to receive messages from the Florida Center for Inclusive Communities, University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities at the University of South Florida. For more information on the Florida Center for Inclusive Communities, visit www.flfcic.org.Our mailing address is:Florida Center for Inclusive Communities - UCEDD 13301 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., MHC 2113ATampa, FL 33612Add us to your address bookCopyright © 2010 Florida Center for Inclusive Communities - UCEDD All rights reserved.Sent to Benitofmhi (DOT) usf.edu. Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Forward to a Friend Hotmail: Trusted email with Microsoftâ€™s powerful SPAM protection. Sign up now.

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I do remember having to be at the hospital by 6:30-7 am and by the time he was taken in would be about 2 hours later. (I actually get more anxious for them to start and get it over with, than him)

The fasting is from the night before/by midnight, but he would be asleep by then anyways.

He had short MRIs, (although to you it would seem like hours) but the last one, which was to check his spine, took almost 2 hours. It took us about 1-1.5 hours for him to actually wake up completly for us to leave the hospital.

If I remember anything else I'll let you know. But if you have any other questions, just let me know.

Again, it was usually worse for me than it was for him. I would go into the room with the MRI and actually hold his hand until he passed out. Because my son used to be very heavy (with all the side effects of the meds he was taking for many years) the problem was that sometimes they did not apply enough and once, but this happened at Miami Children's in Miami, the anesthesiologist got kind of rude because it was taking too long and he did not have time to wait. I called Dr. Tuchman at the Dan Marino Center and he straighten out the anesthesiologist and everything turned out fine at the end. Never had anything like that happen at DiMaggio!

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