Hawaii/Was ADHD symptoms and problems at school

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> Hi,

> Are you, by chance, from Hawaii? I grew up there but am currently

residing in

> Seattle. If so, what types of resources--educational or otherwise--

have you

> found there?

> Thanks

> Mandy

>

Basically none, and the state is in contempt of fed court for failure

to provide for sped keiki. This has been going on for years, and

some of us are praying for the feds to take over the DOE. (Also the

DOH, likewise in contempt for the horrid treatment of people with

mental illness.) The public school & university teachers are

striking on April 5, so the state will have NO public ed at all.

Given that Hawaii schools rank 50 out of 51, the students may be

better off without it.

There are some activist parents, a small group generally considered

to be lolo. I spend a lot of time educating people and hold my boy

out as an example of what can be done for these poisoned children.

Fortunately, he's happy to lecture on the subject of gfcf and mercury

chelation!

There is one brave md treating the keiki (and under attack) and one

DAN naturopath, both on Oahu. Autism is under-diagnosed, with

risperodal the standard recommendation. It is heartbreaking. I

cannot imagine living anywhere else; but for Ian's future, I think we

must move.

Hey, how can you live in Seattle? Aren't you cold??? Doesn't the

fruit taste funny?

HI (Kauai)