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why yes, it is. dosage 250 grams (!)
250 grams! Authentic, you're mental lol
why yes, it is. dosage 250 grams (!)
Be glad of life, becuase it gives you the chance to love and work and to play and to look up at the stars - Henry Van Dyke
If it works, let me know.
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Becuase is not found in the dictionary.
why yes, it is. dosage 250 grams (!)
250 grams! Authentic, you're mental lol
I have a son that was not born deaf, but due to Mercury Poisoning from Dpt shots he is now considered Legally Deaf Blind age 14 (gradually from age 9 months). His hearing and eyesight mechanisms are fine but his nerves that connect his hearing and eyesight to his brain are not totally developed. So when the nerve transmits he can see and/or hear fine. I try not to mention that he can hear or see sometimes because non deaf people think and want to believe that it happens on a consistent bases all the time (aggravates him). Him being able to hear/see sometimes always comes up when they find out he can ride a bike, play video games and get around by himself for the most part. He was labeled Mentally Retarded most of his life and not educated. Because his brain works fine I consistently have a battle with his teachers (at several schools over the years) wanting to teach him as if his brain don’t work (insulting his intelligence, disrespecting him, and not validating his opinion as a person). Everybody always comes to me when they need to know something from or about him. Dustin was not validated as to having an opinion, not included (provided an interpreter ever) during any conversations concerning his education or his knowledge his whole life. He was taught to keep his opinions to himself (be seen not heard) because nobody would listen (but mom). He has developed an attitude and violent behavior (to be heard) to express his opinion of something is not right at school. He is expected to do K-6th grade work at school every year, (he is not fluent in ASL-not taught) instead of being taught as an adult that is illiterate. I have tried every way to tell his teacher that if I was illiterate, I’m sure they wouldn’t try to make me do Kindergartner art work or try to teach me like they are teaching him. Any suggestion of how to open their minds to this repeat pattern or ways that I can stop this battle. When Dustin has a behavior, the battle of helping him stop acting out his frustrations is always put back on me (my fault). I am a single parent that needs to work, teach myself ASL, and can not be his shadow all the time or live a life like I am 14 again. Please advise.
Desperate mom
I have a son that was not born deaf, but due to Mercury Poisoning from Dpt shots he is now considered Legally Deaf Blind age 14 (gradually from age 9 months). His hearing and eyesight mechanisms are fine but his nerves that connect his hearing and eyesight to his brain are not totally developed. So when the nerve transmits he can see and/or hear fine. I try not to mention that he can hear or see sometimes because non deaf people think and want to believe that it happens on a consistent bases all the time (aggravates him). Him being able to hear/see sometimes always comes up when they find out he can ride a bike, play video games and get around by himself for the most part. He was labeled Mentally Retarded most of his life and not educated. Because his brain works fine I consistently have a battle with his teachers (at several schools over the years) wanting to teach him as if his brain don’t work (insulting his intelligence, disrespecting him, and not validating his opinion as a person). Everybody always comes to me when they need to know something from or about him. Dustin was not validated as to having an opinion, not included (provided an interpreter ever) during any conversations concerning his education or his knowledge his whole life. He was taught to keep his opinions to himself (be seen not heard) because nobody would listen (but mom). He has developed an attitude and violent behavior (to be heard) to express his opinion of something is not right at school. He is expected to do K-6th grade work at school every year, (he is not fluent in ASL-not taught) instead of being taught as an adult that is illiterate. I have tried every way to tell his teacher that if I was illiterate, I’m sure they wouldn’t try to make me do Kindergartner art work or try to teach me like they are teaching him. Any suggestion of how to open their minds to this repeat pattern or ways that I can stop this battle. When Dustin has a behavior, the battle of helping him stop acting out his frustrations is always put back on me (my fault). I am a single parent that needs to work, teach myself ASL, and can not be his shadow all the time or live a life like I am 14 again. Please advise.
Desperate mom