wow 31 pages into a new thread and no V!
What is the world coming to?
I am happy to report I finished my first MBA class with an A people!! Don't know how, but I pulled it off.
You pulled it off 'cause you are SMART!!






wow 31 pages into a new thread and no V!
What is the world coming to?
I am happy to report I finished my first MBA class with an A people!! Don't know how, but I pulled it off.
You had better tell us about your weekend!!!
Will Lisa post about his travels on his Thread?
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There you go!!!
My agent tells me he will be getting the drama on this too, but that he is going to tell them to forget about it... I just want to be done with it, so I hope we don't get pressured anymore on the price. It has been hard enough to let it go so far below what market was just a few short years ago....my dad had an offer and turned it down for $600, it's selling for $375, so sucky.
OK...Here are the details: His official diagnoses (yes, plural) are mild ADHD - nonspecific (he said that basically means it's only a small part of things and that there are multiple other issues), ODD (oppositional defiance disorder) - moderate, learning disabled (which we already knew-for math, reading, writing), Emotional Impairment - mild, Sensory Integration Dysfunction (which we already knew and is why we go to occupational therapy), and Adjustment Disorder w/Anxiety.
He said if Tyler were an adult, he'd give him Celexa (an anti-depressant) but that there are too many studies about anti-depressants in kids and increased suicidal thoughts. Now it's recommended that drs. don't give them to kids under 18. So he gave us Risperdal. It's an anti-psychotic drug, and he said of course Tyler isn't psychotic, but that in low doses it's been found to reduce anxiety and aggression.
He said the diagnoses will likely change as Tyler grows and his brain matures, and he had to decide what were the most serious issues at this time. He said the aggression and the inability to focus were the 2 biggest issues in his opinion. He wants to only treat one area at a time to see what's left after eliminating some of the issues. It's his thought that it's possible that Tyler's inability to focus could be related to extreme anxiety and that if we eliminate that anxiety, he might be able to focus better, but there's no way of knowing until we start working on each thing. He'll re-evaluate in the fall (with many med-checks in between now and then) to see if he needs to add a med to help him focus.
I think that's about all!I'm giving him his first pill tonight at bedtime. YIPPEE! Oh....one more thing....he said unlike anti-depressants or other meds that can take weeks to take effect, he said with this drug, we'll see results in a few days to a week! I'm about to cry with relief. Yes, I know it might not work for him, but it's such a huge step in the right direction.
I hope you have good news about the house for us soon Angie.
I miss you guys too!
Michelle - sorry about the stones! yikes!
Nan - did I miss an opening night?
I am home sick today, was up half the night trying to breathe! The girls are doing well. Hard to believe Samantha is starting K in less than a month!
Ken - loved the pics of the fair!
We did have a good time but nothing compared to the cruiseDid you miss me?
We did have a good time but nothing compared to the cruiseDid you miss me?
Lots of drama here. We came down 99 thousand and have stood firm we are doing nothing, repairing nothing. We think this guy has cash also. We have seen nothing on loan applications.
Congrats V on your A!![]()
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Holly - great news for you and Tyler!![]()
Nan - congrats on selling the house!![]()
Deborah - your English gets what you mean across! Your upbeat attitude comes through in your posts
Hello to everybody else!
Things have been busy for us, as Ken let you all know.
Long job interview story:
I had part 1 of a job interview on Friday. I couldn't get off work to drive to the other town for the interview so I'd asked them if they could do a phone interview. The lady had to get back to me on that, but she phoned me back in 10 minutes and said yes to the phone interview, but they could only do part over the phone, so if the phone interview went okay, then I'd have to go up later to do the rest of the interview. So they phoned me on my cell phone on Friday, and I'm sitting out in the lumber yard, because that's the only spot I could get phone reception and privacy (Ken had the van to take kids to park, otherwise I'd have gone somewhere better). They phoned 3 minutes late, said hello and got disconnected, they phoned back, got disconnected again, they phoned back again. Third time's the charm and actually stayed connected, but I'm nervous and wondering what else will go wrong. When I got off the phone, I thought I'd done horrible answering the questions
, and I figured I'd blown it between the poor answers, the phone disconnecting, and my refusal to go in person that day; but yesterday they phoned and asked me to come up this week to finish it off
So I still might not get the job (they said they are interviewing 4 people), but at least I have a shot, and it'll be a new experience answering "behavioural questions". If this one doesn't pan out, something else will eventually.
You are so very funny Michelle!!!![]()
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No time to share details of the good news right now, too much work to catch up on at work, but.......
I HAVE DRUGS IN THE CAR FOR TYLER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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More details to come later.
Congrats V on your A!![]()
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Holly - great news for you and Tyler!![]()
Nan - congrats on selling the house!![]()
Deborah - your English gets what you mean across! Your upbeat attitude comes through in your posts
Hello to everybody else!
Things have been busy for us, as Ken let you all know.
Long job interview story:
I had part 1 of a job interview on Friday. I couldn't get off work to drive to the other town for the interview so I'd asked them if they could do a phone interview. The lady had to get back to me on that, but she phoned me back in 10 minutes and said yes to the phone interview, but they could only do part over the phone, so if the phone interview went okay, then I'd have to go up later to do the rest of the interview. So they phoned me on my cell phone on Friday, and I'm sitting out in the lumber yard, because that's the only spot I could get phone reception and privacy (Ken had the van to take kids to park, otherwise I'd have gone somewhere better). They phoned 3 minutes late, said hello and got disconnected, they phoned back, got disconnected again, they phoned back again. Third time's the charm and actually stayed connected, but I'm nervous and wondering what else will go wrong. When I got off the phone, I thought I'd done horrible answering the questions
, and I figured I'd blown it between the poor answers, the phone disconnecting, and my refusal to go in person that day; but yesterday they phoned and asked me to come up this week to finish it off
So I still might not get the job (they said they are interviewing 4 people), but at least I have a shot, and it'll be a new experience answering "behavioural questions". If this one doesn't pan out, something else will eventually.
It is tomorrow....shall I break her leg for you?![]()
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