The first half of our day went like this:
After which, I felt like this:
And wanted to do this:
But somehow we made it.
And we are both still here and alive.
Well, he’s now asleep.
I’m awake and still alive.
And now I’m going to work in the garden. Hello peace and solitude.
Amen.
The events of last week:
We headed back to the Neurologist and Rye had a sleep deprived EEG. We didn’t get optimal results because despite the fact that he was really tired, Rye was so nervous about it that he never did fall asleep during the test. So…it wasn’t what it could have been.
We also saw [...]
Filed in Mania, Meds, homeschool, seizures, sleep
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Also tagged church camps, church camps of the south, depakote, EEG, fishing tournament, living in the south, Mania, neurologist
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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
I was watching “19 Kids and Counting” tonight and Michelle Duggar said this about her kids and homeschooling, the world is a classroom. I thought it was great. Because it’s so true. And I wonder, is “out-of-school schooling” better for some kids that “in-school schooling”? Could be. And I may have one of those kids.
Now, [...]
Filed in ADHD, General Bipolar, IEPs, Learning Disabilities, Special Education
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Also tagged ADHD, bipolar child, duggars, dyslexia, education, iep, mental health, pediatric bipolar, processing disorder, public school, Special Education, teen bipolar
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D’jew find jew anything, Mae?
Yea, sissy, I found me a really nice Bible. Who’d’ve thought? Right here in this store.
And it’s beautiful.
This was the conversation I overheard in the Goodwill store yesterday. Don and I were in a town south of us that I would definitely consider to be the deep South. It looks [...]