Nutriveda and other types of therapy

[Guest guest]

I was wondering if it was possible to make up a list and place it in the " files "

section on where to get certain vitamins, therapies, etc. Perhaps another

" file " to place links for certain subjects or therapies? It would make it

easier to just go to the file and see where I could start when researching

something.

I am in Northern California and would like to start my daughter on the

Nutriveda.

Just an idea to throw out there.

Varina

>

> interesting fyi...my husband found an article on the developer/founder of

> twitter. He had speech issues as a child (not sure if apraxia- knew what he

> wanted to say, couldn't get it out). One thing mentioned in the article is

that

> he was incredible, even as a kid, at directions/maps- abnormally incredible-

to

> the point that this is what he worked on most in his work before twitter. my

> husband found that very interesting after noticing this kind of stuff in our

> son.

> ________________________________

> From: kiddietalk <kiddietalk@...>

>

> Sent: Sun, March 13, 2011 7:51:28 PM

> Subject: [ ] Re: unusual memory

>

>

> Hi Marie,

>

> This is something I pointed out years (10?) ago as a benefit of being a late

> talker. I hope one day it's researched and validated because with this

> knowledge this can be used as I and many of us did to help our children excel

in

> school.

>

> I just found the most recent message I put out about this and it was 11 months

> ago when Lois posted her update. Below is the archive as well as Lois' update

> again since that brought up the topic

>

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~start of archive

>

> ...yes http://www.pursuitofresearch.org but it was originally meant for just

the

> parents as a fundraiser- what happened was far beyond that and I'm already

> speaking with a few people as this will PROBABLY BE A MOVIE

>

>

> And Lois back to your much deserved....CONGRATULATIONS!!! I believe in

> Nutriiveda too!!!

>

> And about the memory aspect -I have a bunch of this in the archives -literally

> hundreds of messages about " phenomenal memory " in our children -below is a

> compilation of a few of them!

>

> No matter what the special need there are gifts given when things are taken

> away. The gift given for speech impairments and delays typically is phenomenal

> memory. Many actors are speech impaired to some extent- perhaps why they can

> memorize those scripts better than most.

>

> Tanner has always had the unusual memory like many of our kids do at preschool

> age. For example -you tell your two year old late talker (delay or disordered)

> that " no more cookies tonight. Tomorrow you can have another cookie " and

> tomorrow morning that child wakes up and goes to the place you keep the

cookies

> and points. Or you drive someplace once and the next time you go there they

> point out which way to go next on the road. Not the out of sight out of mind

> short attention span most 2 year olds have.

>

> There are a few reasons I feel this way -don't have time to go into all of

them

> now. But for one -most of us have found our children have these die hard

> memories! Not a normal memory for a " normal " child -most kids you can get to

> forget a point by bringing up something else that interests them -not many of

> the children in this group! (of course you can never say " always " -just more

> often than not. Just like the trouble blowing the nose thing that I first

> brought up -this is yet another observation you will not read about in

> books...yet) When Tanner learns his spelling words -he not only knows how to

> spell even hard words -he tells me the word on the list (of ten each week) and

> then spells it -like his memory is a picture he can just look at.

>

> Perhaps -due to using a different pathway and developing such pathway -they

have

> an edge we don't yet understand. Or perhaps it's because while others their

age

> are able to babble and talk about anything that comes to mind that have to

hold

> each thought until they can figure out a way to communicate it to us

especially

> when it's something important to them. No matter where it comes from, keep in

> mind that is one of the signs of a gifted student.

>

> =====

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Varina

There is a ton of info already in the links, files and database, but I find it

easier to put my question in the search message box.

This is a group of parents from all over the world so it's a little harder to

get specific in the files section. I know most people who are looking for

specifics just post a message like " looking for a good SLP in California " .

I know a lot of people here just use the fish oils and NutriiVeda because there

is no need to add a multi vitamin.

So, if you don't find the info you need in the above files, ask away!

Sandy

> >

> > interesting fyi...my husband found an article on the developer/founder of

> > twitter. He had speech issues as a child (not sure if apraxia- knew what he

> > wanted to say, couldn't get it out). One thing mentioned in the article is

that

> > he was incredible, even as a kid, at directions/maps- abnormally incredible-

to

> > the point that this is what he worked on most in his work before twitter. my

> > husband found that very interesting after noticing this kind of stuff in our

> > son.

> > ________________________________

> > From: kiddietalk <kiddietalk@>

> >

> > Sent: Sun, March 13, 2011 7:51:28 PM

> > Subject: [ ] Re: unusual memory

> >

> >

> > Hi Marie,

> >

> > This is something I pointed out years (10?) ago as a benefit of being a late

> > talker. I hope one day it's researched and validated because with this

> > knowledge this can be used as I and many of us did to help our children

excel in

> > school.

> >

> > I just found the most recent message I put out about this and it was 11

months

> > ago when Lois posted her update. Below is the archive as well as Lois'

update

> > again since that brought up the topic

> >

> > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~start of archive

> >

> > ...yes http://www.pursuitofresearch.org but it was originally meant for just

the

> > parents as a fundraiser- what happened was far beyond that and I'm already

> > speaking with a few people as this will PROBABLY BE A MOVIE

> >

> >

> > And Lois back to your much deserved....CONGRATULATIONS!!! I believe in

> > Nutriiveda too!!!

> >

> > And about the memory aspect -I have a bunch of this in the archives

-literally

> > hundreds of messages about " phenomenal memory " in our children -below is a

> > compilation of a few of them!

> >

> > No matter what the special need there are gifts given when things are taken

> > away. The gift given for speech impairments and delays typically is

phenomenal

> > memory. Many actors are speech impaired to some extent- perhaps why they can

> > memorize those scripts better than most.

> >

> > Tanner has always had the unusual memory like many of our kids do at

preschool

> > age. For example -you tell your two year old late talker (delay or

disordered)

> > that " no more cookies tonight. Tomorrow you can have another cookie " and

> > tomorrow morning that child wakes up and goes to the place you keep the

cookies

> > and points. Or you drive someplace once and the next time you go there they

> > point out which way to go next on the road. Not the out of sight out of mind

> > short attention span most 2 year olds have.

> >

> > There are a few reasons I feel this way -don't have time to go into all of

them

> > now. But for one -most of us have found our children have these die hard

> > memories! Not a normal memory for a " normal " child -most kids you can get to

> > forget a point by bringing up something else that interests them -not many

of

> > the children in this group! (of course you can never say " always " -just more

> > often than not. Just like the trouble blowing the nose thing that I first

> > brought up -this is yet another observation you will not read about in

> > books...yet) When Tanner learns his spelling words -he not only knows how to

> > spell even hard words -he tells me the word on the list (of ten each week)

and

> > then spells it -like his memory is a picture he can just look at.

> >

> > Perhaps -due to using a different pathway and developing such pathway -they

have

> > an edge we don't yet understand. Or perhaps it's because while others their

age

> > are able to babble and talk about anything that comes to mind that have to

hold

> > each thought until they can figure out a way to communicate it to us

especially

> > when it's something important to them. No matter where it comes from, keep

in

> > mind that is one of the signs of a gifted student.

> >

> > =====

> >