Noel- I know how your daughter feels.
I found out that one of my classes I am taking will not transfer (I am at a 2 yr college right now) to UT. My advisor knew nothing about my major and just gave me a list of classes a few years ago to follow. Well since them I took a few semesters of (got married, Disney College Programs etc.). WHen I met with her this year to ask some questions she said just follow the list. Fine, I did. Them my teacher asked why I was taking her class and I told her it was required. She met with me and explained it was NOT required and would not tranfer. I was in tears. I have several learning disabilities and school is very hard for me, now they are telling me I took a class for nothing. SO I met with a different advisor, who told me the classes changed in 2004, and I should of been done by now and I was taking too long. I was very upset with her and left with more questions.
My mom told me to meet with the Dean and ask for the grade off my record and my $$$ back for the class and I am going too. I also have to call UT and talk to them and get my other classes I have taken approved and see what to take now. I only had 5 classes left too!!! I am so upset!!!
All b/c at my college they but us with any advisor that has room. She know nothing about my major. I also have to change advisors but have to find one on my own.
I found this all out last week. Finals are this week.
I am done crying over it though and will get through it. My sanity is still here b/c I know we are leaving for Disney in 4 days.
I wish your daughter the best of luck,
We're home and all is well. The surgery went smoothly. Easy to take tubes out, a bit harder than putting them in. He just had a liquid sendative and gas, no IV, so when Wilson did wake up he was in pain. He got a shot of moraphine in his hinnie and calmed down a bit. He still is saying he has a bit of pain. I think it might just be discomfort, so hard to tell with kids.
I'm hoping this is the last of surgery for a while. 3 sets of ear tubes (& yes he had his adnoids out too the 2nd time) and one surgery to remove them. That's enough!
I'm also not looking forward to the bill. Being self employeed we buy our own coverage, pay $1100.00 per month and *each* of us have $1500 annual deductibles and then insurance coverages 70%. I got a letter last week telling me that the surgery center cost alone is $1700 out of pocket, not to mention what the surgeon or anesthesia costs! I figure this will be close to $5K. Man that's a cruise in off season for us, cat 4. Oh well, not this summer
We're going to enjoy our caroons now
I asked my oldest whether he would want check-in/check-out privileges and at this time he says "no." Of course that could all change in a year and then we'd have to discuss it. I don't think I can handle it. 
I seems like a lot of us will be at WDW in early December, so there will be some 'meet's there too. But after 15,000 posts, those of us who never met before 1/31 have had the chance to learn quite a bit about each other. Read often, post when you can.
Wishing her luck! Please keep us posted on what happens.
I'm so glad Perla recovered and was able to enjoy her special day!So...it is not just me?! I had one of those mornings and am hoping that my afternoon will be much better! V...you are much closer to the end than me though, I still have 5 hours left
On a happy note, Perla's mom called me this am to tell me that the remedy I gave her worked within 20 minutes and she was able to go back to the party and dance and have fun until 5 am!!!! I was so excited to hear that I was able to help and that she was able to celebrate her big day.
We're home and all is well. The surgery went smoothly. Easy to take tubes out, a bit harder than putting them in. He just had a liquid sendative and gas, no IV, so when Wilson did wake up he was in pain. He got a shot of moraphine in his hinnie and calmed down a bit. He still is saying he has a bit of pain. I think it might just be discomfort, so hard to tell with kids.
I'm hoping this is the last of surgery for a while. 3 sets of ear tubes (& yes he had his adnoids out too the 2nd time) and one surgery to remove them. That's enough!
I'm also not looking forward to the bill. Being self employeed we buy our own coverage, pay $1100.00 per month and *each* of us have $1500 annual deductibles and then insurance coverages 70%. I got a letter last week telling me that the surgery center cost alone is $1700 out of pocket, not to mention what the surgeon or anesthesia costs! I figure this will be close to $5K. Man that's a cruise in off season for us, cat 4. Oh well, not this summer
We're going to enjoy our caroons now
I'm the exact opposite. Because I only work 30 hours/week, I don't have insurance through work. I have a county "health plan" which covers minor doctor visits, but anything major, including hospitalization, would be out of pocket for me. Very scary position to be in, so it's one more incentive to get through school and work full-time so I can get medical benefits through an employer. Fortunately, Tyler's dad is required to carry coverage on him, so he's set in that regard. Big relief!
WOOHOO! So I have to hurry up and buy my books this week and get my assignments done because classes start Monday. 
