Shellydon
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Pagosa Springs Colorado, Ruidoso New Mexico, Cloud Croft NM
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Does Learning Ally have the books on audio?
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My youngest is dyslexic. He has made huge strides using Barton Reading program. We are just starting to tacking writing and it is slow going. The bulk of our homeschool day is invested in reading and writing, but I would like to add history back into our schedule. My older children used Sonlight, Notgrass, Ambleside etc., all literature heavy programs. While he really like audiobooks, I'd like to look at a more hands on type history for him. Something video based would be fine as all of our school in person right now. Any suggestions. Starting over with all new curriculum with the last kiddo has been challenging. 🙂
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I have a teen with chronic sinus issues. Her sinus are much too small per ENT, but surgery isn't an option. She has fluid in her sinuses and closed Eustachian tubes 95% of the time. I have been trying to find out if the intranasal red light actually words.
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3 hours ago, PrincessMommy said:
Are you talking about LED red light therapy or near infra-red light therapy?
Either!
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Has anyone tried the red light therapy for sinus issues?
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2 dogs, 5 cats. No problems at all. Older dog might need some training
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Adult or nearly adult children living in my house would have no input into what happens in the house and most particularly with my younger children. If a dog is best for a particular child, then we'd get a dog.
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Garner State Park, Enchanted Rock are Hill Country.
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Glad he is improving. if I need to get my cats to drink I open a can of tuna and drain the water onto a saucer and they'll usually drink it all
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Tuna water and baby food can help him eat. Your vet we'll have a special high calorie emergency food that you can syringe feed him as necessary. My cats really like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072F3ZT57/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_6S3MFbRTYAV46?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
you may have to really put in a good bit of time and effort to get him to eat rather than just waiting for him to feel like it.
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Good luck!
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On 10/23/2020 at 2:07 PM, stephanier.1765 said:
Usually there is no rhyme nor reason as to why I get the flu shot. Some years I do and some years I don't. This year I did. I was already waiting at Walmart to get a new battery installed in my car and so I thought I'd use that time productively and got my flu shot at the Walmart pharmacy. I was planning on doing that sometime this year anyway because if I do get Covid I don't want the flu on top of it. And if it some how mitigates some of the symptoms or other by products of getting Covid, then that's a bonus. I don't know that it will do any of that but I hope secretly that it does. LOL
I've had the flu shot annually for 25 years. I haven't had the flu once in that time.
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My 11 DS has the symptoms of IBS. We have a referral to a GI specialist that will take about a month to get in. does anyone have any suggestions of websites to visit or books to read to start understanding what we can do to help him right now.
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1 hour ago, popmom said:
Do you think this would be okay for someone who does NOT have oily skin? We haven't had any luck with these products, and I think it's because my kids don't have oily skin. I'm curious what your thoughts are.
Yes. Acne isn't actually caused by oily skin. Differin is retnoid that turns the skin cells over faster. It takes 4-6 weeks to be effective.
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I would first try having him wash his face with a benzoyl peroxide based face wash in the morning and CeraVe foaming face wash at night. Apply Differin at night. Use strides salicylic face pads in the morning. You may have to start off with alternating Differin every other night if it is irritating his face.
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You could order 8 pairs from Amazon wardrobe and see if you can find any that you like.
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Influenza infection rate was at an all-time low in South Africa during their flu season. They contribute it to masks and hand washing.
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Our schools have been in person for 9 weeks with very low numbers. 30 cases out of 11000 staff/students and no in classroom spread. Masks are required
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On 9/22/2020 at 3:10 PM, Amy in NH said:
A pot plant is marijuana. A potted plant is a plant in a pot.
Calling a potted plant a pot plant is just lazy or ignorant use of language.Well I'll take my PhD and ignorant self and go home then. 😂
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On 9/20/2020 at 5:16 PM, MEmama said:
Apparently here it is common for people to say “it’s hotting up” instead of “heating up”. I’d never heard the phrase anywhere else.
I love regional language. 🙂
I've not heard "hotting up." Neat
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Did a little poll of friends with this-- all TX, LA, and some OK friends use the term "pot plant" and never potted plant. They all never consider pot as being a marijuana plant. Other states all used potted plant. Definitely regional. I love learning about regional sayings.
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Are you scheduling routine med appts like mammograms right now?
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Absolutely! I have been to the dentist several times, annual well visit, mammogram, kid well visits, blood draws etc. Wear a mask, wash hands.