Tuesday, August 27, 2013
So true!
This is true woman have children with men and don't ever think that 50 percent of the genetic make-up comes from the father. You didn't make them alone.
Monday, August 26, 2013
Dear Autism
Dear Autism,
I never suspected that you and I would have a relationship. I never thought I would know you so well. No matter how well I know you, you always surprise me. Sometimes it's a bad surprise, a good punch in the gut. And other times, the surprise is nothing short of a miracle.
Every time I think I have you figured out, when I think I have a good strategy in place, just when I think I know what to expect, you change your game without any notice. I can never be comfortable in your presence.
You don't play fair. You are known for throwing curve balls. There are no rules playing with you. I can never be totally comfortable because I know you are there. I never really know what's up or what to expect. I try to be as ready as I can. I always have to have my game face on.
I appreciate the good qualities that you have brought. I do not appreciate the bad ones and I get angry at you for making things so difficult for my family. There are many times when things that should be easy and simple are horrible and difficult because of you. You have made the smallest things at times impossible. On the other hand, you have made me appreciate the small things and celebrate the tiny successes because I now know that they can be the most joyous.
As you know, over the past two years our relationship changes by the minute. Sometimes I'm mad at you, sometimes I absolutely despise you, sometimes I accept your uninvited presence, and sometimes I actually even like you.
I understand that my feelings on this will continue to change and cycle just as everything here does. I have been on a rollercoaster of emotions with you. You have brought me to tears in an instant, broken my heart, made me the happiest and the saddest person on the planet, all at the same time.
There will always be good days and bad days. I will never be able to trust you since you are so unpredictable. Our relationship will probably always change day to day. However, I am sure we will never be besties.
From,
Mommy
(originally published 12/10/12 on my former blog,
SuperMom wears Autism Goggles/Team Bradley)
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Sunday, August 25, 2013
THE CAREGIVERS' LIVING ROOM - A Blog by Donna Thomson: The Meaning of Friendship
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Aug 25, 2006 it was officially the day we started!
7 years ago in July12 to July 17 2006 I meet the man I was meant to be with! We would say hi and bye, but nothing more than that.
In Aug 2006 a month later we ran into each other and sparks were still there! :-) We exchanged numbers and as of Aug 25, 2006 we were connected..
7 yrs have gone by we have been through many many downs, but have also had great ups!
It took going around the world to find you as well as you finding me!
Happy 7 yr Anniversary!
{Michael y Fleurdelis}
Saturday, August 24, 2013
SARAH'S WORLD GUEST POSTING: Please read and share!!! Thank You!!!
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| Written By Sarah Hernandez |
Sarah’s World, http://sarahsworld57.yolasite.com/ will be hosting fundraisers for the next few months for two very special people in my family.
The first my brother, Isaac Candelario who was wrongfully convicted to 8 years in prison for abusing his back than 4 month old daughter. My brother is nothing, but a loving and caring father who is sick to his stomach for what he is going through.The second very special person is my niece, Isanna. Isanna was born with a medical condition called External hydrocephalus. External hydrocephalus (EH) is a condition in which infants with rapidly enlarging heads are found to have a CT scan that shows widening of the subarachnoid space with mild or no ventricular dilation. Due to this Diagnosis authorities assumed that she was a victim of SBS (Shaken Baby Syndrome).
Shaken Baby Syndrome is a serious syndrome, there are a lot of people being wrongfully accused of SBS. Out of 100% of people who are accused 5% of cases are "Wrongfully" accused and my brother Isaac fell into that percentage. After learning the facts of so many wrongfully accused I am determined to raise awareness about the misdiagnosis of Shaken Baby Syndrome .
To understand more of the story please go to>>>>
http://www.facebook.com/Justice4Isaac,
https://www.facebook.com/Sarahs.World57,
Isaac Candelario was falsely accused and wrongfully convicted of abuse due to undiagnosed medical conditions in his 4 month old daughter. Isaac needs a good private attorney with experience in the appeal's process!! Please support him in his effort to appeal the court's decision by donating today!
LINK: >>>> GIVE FORWARD
Written by Sarah Hernandez,
Email: sarahsworld57@gmail.com
*This blog is not profiting from this guest post in anyway. Nor is this blog connected to any justice project. This is a Guest posting that was sent to me and I agreed to post. Please go to the top links if you wish to know anymore information, thank you!
STARTED ACCEPTING GUEST POST!
Thank you!!
~Alzheimer's Walk 2013~
Alzheimer's is a type of dementia that causes problems with memory, thinking and behavior. Symptoms usually develop slowly and get worse over time, becoming severe enough to interfere with daily tasks.
I'm walking to help reclaim the future for millions. By participating in the Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's I'm committed to raising awareness and funds for Alzheimer research care and support.
Currently more than 5 million Americans have Alzheimer's and that number is expected to grow to as many as 16 million by 2050. Our future is at risk unless we can find a way to change the course of this disease.
I need your support to do my part! Please make a donation to help the Alzheimer's Association advance research into prevention treatments and a cure for Alzheimer's. For the millions already affected by the disease the Association offers care education support and resources in communities nationwide.
Thank you for joining our movement! The end of Alzheimer's disease starts here.
Currently more than 5 million Americans have Alzheimer's and that number is expected to grow to as many as 16 million by 2050. Our future is at risk unless we can find a way to change the course of this disease.
I need your support to do my part! Please make a donation to help the Alzheimer's Association advance research into prevention treatments and a cure for Alzheimer's. For the millions already affected by the disease the Association offers care education support and resources in communities nationwide.
Thank you for joining our movement! The end of Alzheimer's disease starts here.
Please Visit my page to donate, any amount helps!
FREE Backpack for Jersey City, NJ families: August 31, 2013
On my Facebook page Mayor Fulop posted this information that I thought should be spread across Jersey City!
With schools about to start again 12 days of today, the annual Back-to-School FREE backpack giveaway program is back!
Each backpack will be filled with school supplies to Jersey City kids, K-12. Money was raised from private donors to fund this amazing program!
To get a FREE backpack for your child, click here to fill out the form. Parents and children MUST be present to pick up. Bag distribution will take place on Saturday, August 31, from 10am - 12pm, in the following locations:
- Audubon Park
- Pershing Field
- Hamilton Park
- Lincoln Park Community Center
Read more about this program click>>>> here. Please pass this information onto Jersey City friends and families! Enjoy!
Each backpack will be filled with school supplies to Jersey City kids, K-12. Money was raised from private donors to fund this amazing program!
To get a FREE backpack for your child, click here to fill out the form. Parents and children MUST be present to pick up. Bag distribution will take place on Saturday, August 31, from 10am - 12pm, in the following locations:
- Audubon Park
- Pershing Field
- Hamilton Park
- Lincoln Park Community Center
Read more about this program click>>>> here. Please pass this information onto Jersey City friends and families! Enjoy!
I will be at the Hamilton Park :)
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
"So I was a little skeptical about this Vitamin"
So I was a little skeptical about this vitamin.
At first when I was told to give it to my husband to try I was like "Really" a pill that can improve memory, focus and concentration.
Well after two months of him on them it has not only improved his concentration and focus, it has improved his memory. My husband has even had childhood memories come to light. These childhood memories where so repressed that it was hurting our marriage. I'm happy for these pills it's helped us greatly and has helped our marriage!!!
If you want to improve MEMORY, Focus and CONCENTRATION buy these pills..
(These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not
intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.)
At first when I was told to give it to my husband to try I was like "Really" a pill that can improve memory, focus and concentration.
Well after two months of him on them it has not only improved his concentration and focus, it has improved his memory. My husband has even had childhood memories come to light. These childhood memories where so repressed that it was hurting our marriage. I'm happy for these pills it's helped us greatly and has helped our marriage!!!
If you want to improve MEMORY, Focus and CONCENTRATION buy these pills..
About this item:
Product Description Dietary Supplement. Supports memory,concentration and focus. Manufactured with all-natural excipients. Contains no artificial coloring, fillers, sweeteners, fragrance or preservatives. Also contains no yeast, milk, egg, gluten, starch or wheat.(These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not
intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.)
Features
- 60 Tablets
- Serving Size: 4 Tablets
- 15 Servings Per Container
- Find it on Wal-Mart.com or Amazon.com
- http://www.focusfactor.com/
No I did not get a free bottle nor am getting any money for this review
Thursday, August 1, 2013
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Call for Speakers! We're launching a new FREE webinar series
ProviderSearch.com is starting a free weekly webinar series geared toward bringing best practice service delivery information to professionals, educators, parents and those with developmental disabilities.
Who Should Present
ProviderSearch.com welcomes submissions from providers, therapists, educationalists, consumers, service administrators and other professionals involved in the field of developmental disabilities.
Topics
Any topic related to Intellectual/Developmental disabilities are welcomed.
Guideline of Submission of Paper
The deadline for submissions is Friday August 2, 2013. Papers must be submitted via email and only papers that conform to the guidelines for submission will be considered. ProviderSearch.com will review all submissions and make selections based on the quality and relevance of each submission. Preference will be given to presentations which represent original, best practice material. Consequently, presentations aimed at selling products or promoting services will not be accepted.
Presentation Format
20 Min – Presentation
10 Min – Question and Answer
Preparation
Potential speakers should prepare a brief write up no longer than 400 words, providing a simple description of topic and nature of presentation.
Submission
Papers should be saved as a Microsoft Word document and submitted via email to tyler@providersearch.com
Acceptance
ProviderSearch.com will review all submissions following the close of the call for papers. Presenters will be notified of the outcome of their submission by August 9, 2013.
Contact Tyler Burke with questions: tyler@providersearch.com
Presentations will be recorded and made available to the public via www.providersearch.com following the live broadcast.
Who Should Present
ProviderSearch.com welcomes submissions from providers, therapists, educationalists, consumers, service administrators and other professionals involved in the field of developmental disabilities.
Topics
Any topic related to Intellectual/Developmental disabilities are welcomed.
Guideline of Submission of Paper
The deadline for submissions is Friday August 2, 2013. Papers must be submitted via email and only papers that conform to the guidelines for submission will be considered. ProviderSearch.com will review all submissions and make selections based on the quality and relevance of each submission. Preference will be given to presentations which represent original, best practice material. Consequently, presentations aimed at selling products or promoting services will not be accepted.
Presentation Format
20 Min – Presentation
10 Min – Question and Answer
Preparation
Potential speakers should prepare a brief write up no longer than 400 words, providing a simple description of topic and nature of presentation.
Submission
Papers should be saved as a Microsoft Word document and submitted via email to tyler@providersearch.com
Acceptance
ProviderSearch.com will review all submissions following the close of the call for papers. Presenters will be notified of the outcome of their submission by August 9, 2013.
Contact Tyler Burke with questions: tyler@providersearch.com
Presentations will be recorded and made available to the public via www.providersearch.com following the live broadcast.
Tips for Avoiding Meltdowns In Public
Here are some tips to avoid meltdowns in public.
- Have a plan and stick to it. Make sure you know what actions you will take in case things go awry and stick with it. If you have to leave the store, do so. It may not be the most convenient choice, but it’s the best choice for you and your child.
- Discuss the outing before you go. Talking, writing, or drawing what you will do will help your child know what to expect. If your child can make a list and check it off, that can be even more helpful. That way they know the plan and will lessen their anxiety. If you are going to the grocery store, let your child know if they can or cannot have a treat today. However, it can be rewarding to let them choose between 2 cereals you approve.
- Be prepared. If you know your child needs a communication device, drink, snack, etc for the outing do not forget it.
It may be helpful to have your child earn a reward for good behavior when they get home. This can be done verbally or by having a pad and paper around indicating how many stars they need and how many have been earned.
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