[blparent] an update

[wisdom f]

Hi Everyone, I have been following the messages on this list for
sometime but I have not really post. I thought I would give my
oppinion  to this matter. I also do not believe in medicating children
who are having behavial difficulties. There are many different
resources to help with some of the behavial issues. For example diet
can play a role and perhaps the child have some sort of sensory
intergration issue that have not been address. There are new studies
that are looking at sensory intergration regulation and madulation and
the  stress of todays society and the impact it has on our children.
Please before you give your kids medication explore different options.
Such is working with an OT who can address sensory issues. I also have
some resources I can share off list.231224-7063Thanks for a great
dissgussion. Please let us support each other with a positive spirit.
Dazy

On 3/30/12, Nikki <daizies304 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all. Yes, I have returned, but this time, like a ghost.
>
> I will say this once. I understand everyone has opinions and are entitled to
> them. I’m not here to start an argument with you fine ladies and gentlemen.
>
> I’m dreading an appointment for my son, with the Behavioral Health
> specialist just so they can tell me my kid has ADD or ADHD. I’ve already
> told them and I’m making this clear to you, that I will not give my kid
> medicine because of an imbalance in the brain. In case you didn’t know, the
> medicines the doctors put your kids on for ADD and ADHD, have marijuanaand
> cocaine in them. So it keeps your kid doped up and just keeps them sick.
> So, I don’t know why my dad wants this appointment. He knows how I feel
> about avoiding any kind of medicine.
> There is a ray of hope here, the doctor that suggested the Behavioral Health
> testing, said that after the testing they’ll see about getting him tested
> for food allergies.
>
> Part of that tells me they’re trying to control what I do with my son
> because when we went to the doctor, my dad started talking about his
> behavior in school. All because the doctor asked. When I was just going to
> get the food allergy testing first. I have a strong belief that the behavior
> has to do with a food allergy we don’t know about and they want us to wait!
> I have one week to decide if I should cancel the appointment my dad and the
> doctor made.
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