Blog Entries for KristynCrowRelated SearchesAutism vs. The Junkyard Man05 Nov 2009 01:24 PM Now that I have long since reached the acceptance stage with my seventeen-year-old son Kyle and his autism, I'm able to enjoy the precious, wonderful quirks that make him so unique. His matter-of-fact approach to the oddities of life brings humor into even the most mundane or tense moments. 1 comments — latest 10 Nov 2009 04:57 AM by Michele Cheplic Obtaining Guardianship for My Autistic Son06 Feb 2009 10:36 PM Now that my son Kyle is sixteen, his IEP meetings are rather routine. While I talk with his teacher and therapists, Kyle roves about the room, smiling, and making occasional comments. "Is Something Wrong with My Child?" Expert Advice from Dr. Ellenmorris Tiegerman14 Jan 2009 02:13 PM Readers: The following is an interview with Dr. Ellenmorris Tiegerman, Founder and Executive Director of the School for Language and Communication Development. She is an expert in the field of early childhood development, and her insight and wisdom is tremendously valuable. Hello, Dr. 1 comments — latest 31 Mar 2009 09:36 PM by dstydream Tags: autism | autism; developmental delay; ear | developmental delay | early intervention | speech and language "There's a Hobo at School with a Knife!" More Adventures in Childhood Bipolar Disorder30 Sep 2008 11:04 AM My husband and I were faced with the horrific task of telling my stepdaughters that their mother, baby sister, and brother-to-be had all been killed in a terrible car accident. As we sat them down that morning, the look of concern on their faces was obvious. Little Girl on the Edge - Childhood Bipolar Disorder19 Sep 2008 04:52 PM Motherhood, for me, has been a journey with unexpected turns and frightening pitfalls. Little did I know when Cassidy first appeared on my doorstep the great challenges I would face being her stepmother. On that day, she looked up at me with a cherubic face, pink cheeks, and a welcoming smile. 1 comments — latest 20 Sep 2008 03:43 AM by Michele Cheplic Our Family's Experience with Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) Part 229 Apr 2008 09:26 PM My son was finally admitted into an examination room, where he had numerous blood tests performed. He had to have an arterial blood gas test where blood is drawn directly from an artery (rather than a vein) in his arm. 2 comments — latest 30 Apr 2008 12:48 PM by yemmas Our Family's Experience with Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) Part 116 Apr 2008 07:34 PM My seventeen-year-old was starting to look very thin. Gaunt, even. I asked him, "Are you taking care of your diabetes?" Concerned, I sat down and scrolled through his glucometer. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. 400s. 500s. Even some HI readings. (Normal is between 80 and 120. 2 comments — latest 29 Apr 2008 03:47 PM by Pam Connell Tags: diabetic ketoacidosis | DKA | high blood sugars | juvenile diabetes | teens with diabetes COOL DADDY RAT by Kristyn Crow15 Apr 2008 07:08 PM Hello, Readers. As you've probably noticed, I've been a little preoccupied lately and for this I apologize. 3 comments — latest 13 Jul 2008 11:14 PM by Alexis "Help Me, I'm Stuck in Autism."25 Feb 2008 11:13 AM I once heard about a frightening scenario where a patient undergoing surgery is put under general anesthesia, but only the immobilizing aspect of it takes affect. 3 comments — latest 21 Jan 2009 03:44 PM by babiescansigndotcom Tags: autism | anesthesia | children | stuck | sensory overload A Simplified Look at Gluten-Free and/or Casein-Free Diets for Autistic Kids25 Jan 2008 09:35 AM If you start to delve into the massive amount of information available on dietary restrictions for your autistic child, you might initially be overwhelmed. 1 comments — latest 24 Oct 2008 11:15 AM by JSea23 Tags: autism diet | autism cure | casein free | gluten free | nutrition and autism |
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