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does Cerebral palsy get worse as a child grows older ?

admin — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 08:02:38 +0000

I have a five year old with C.P. the sad thing is it took five years to get a diganosis. I knew Trevor was having alot of muscle trouble by age two he had finally started to walk and was falling more then walking so I took him to a nerologist where they did an MRI on him and said he didn't have it and sent us on our way .Now 3 years later He starts school and The Teacher is requesting he be tested for ADHD so i make him an appointment to be tested for ADHD and other learning disabilities.Well i took him to the Marcus Inst.In Atlanta ,Ga for testing he was tested and the results came back as :
ADHD combined type
Developmental Coordination disorder
Expressive Language disorder
Sensory intergration disorder
well he has been placed on meds to help with the ADHD
and we went home .But Trevor even with all these diganosis still had severe muscle weakness in his legs and hands .I mean it is severe enough to notice it by glance This boy struggles with walking climbing stairs.
So i still needed to know what was causing this boy to struggle so much well last friday I took him to his regular dr for a well check I asked him for a referral to a nerologist to find out once and for all what is going on with trevor's muscles .He replied to me you don't need a nerologist to tell you that he has Cerebral Palsy
I said what ???? I was told he don't have it .He said watch this and he removed trevor's shoes
then he pushed Trevor's foot up as far as it would go
then he released it
he say did tousee how it jerked several times before it went back into place
He say it's C.P.he went on to say this is why he walks on his toes and sometimes drags his foot on the left side .
I don't know anything about Cerebral Palsy or what to expect as he grows .I don't how it will effect his life spand or anything bvut even thought these things are unknown to me i still feel a sigh of relief to finally know what is going on with Trevor….

I am sorry to say yes, But , Your Doctor ,will be your best adviser. So sorry to hear this about Trevor, I will keep him very much in my prayers. God bless you and your husband as you go on this journey with your son. There is nothing too big for God.

need help final paper plz anything would help ?

admin — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 07:01:53 +0000

ok this is my first semester in college and i have a job and go to school full time on top of it all i have to take care of daily houshold chores
also i have REALLY REALLY BAD WRITING SKILLS i make way to many grammer error
Ok here is my essay for my final its not done but its part of it i was hopeing you could look over it and just look it over even if you don't read all of it any bit would help

the essay is on Letter from birmingham Jail by Martin Luther King and Message to the grassroot by malcolm x and other readings but this is what i have so far and how they are about standing up for yourself

Standing up for yourself is one of the many themes in Dr. Martin Luther King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail. This letter was very powerful and later led to inspire many actions to achieve equality. Message to the grass roots by Malcolm X, From Narrative of the life of Frederick Douglass by Frederick Douglass, and The transformation of silence into language and action by Audre Lorde support this theme in the Letter from Birmingham Jail.

Dr. Martin Luther King wrote this letter in response to a fellow clergymen’s letter sating that breaking the law is not how to achieve equality also saying that this was not Dr. Martin Luther King’s place to be speaking up. King writes this letter in hope to end racism and prejudice. King goes on to answer the clergymen in his remark that king was an outsider and this was not his place. King states in his second paragraph that he is the president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, an organization operating in ever southern state, with headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. Also not to state that he was an African American and these unjust laws applied to him much as it did to his fellow southern. Dr. Martin Luther King goes on to show the clergymen the unjust laws and how he feels he is not obligated to obey them. King goes on to state that he believes that segregation laws were unjust because African American lives below the standards given to them by the Constitution. This I believe reflected King’s belief that all people should be equal. In Kings Letter he clearly states his views and beliefs to not only stand up for himself but stand up for the equality and justice for all. His actions also show his commitment to his belief.
King latter goes on to state how he was going to achieve his goal. He sates that he will be doing it in an non violent manner which was influenced by Mahatma Ghandi. He also says that this will be done in a well thought out civilized manner. Next he begins to show them some of the actions that the police force took, such as letting dogs loose on the people and their treatment of the people. He states that he saw the dogs sinking their teeth into unarmed, nonviolent Negroes. He has also observed their inhumane treatment of Negroes in the city jail, how the police force push and kick old Negro man and young boys. They refused the give them food because they wanted to sing their grace together. This was inhumane and unjust. King states facts to back him in what he believes and to get justice for himself.

Although Malcolm X what had the same goals as Dr. Martin Luther King his views and ideas were the furthest from Kings. Malcolm x states his views on how to stand up for himself and the just of the African Americans in Message to the grassroots. Malcolm X’s and Kings views were very different in that Malcolm states in his speech that people like King were “Uncle Toms” and though they were traitors to their race. Malcolm makes a clear statement that he believes that African Americans have a right to self defense. He also agrees that there should be a call foe a revolution but he disagrees that there can not be a non-violent revolution. He then goes on to say that all blacks need to unite against a common enemy which is the white man. Not only does the black man need to go against the whites but also dose every other man. This he backs up with facts about the revolution against colonial rule through out Africa where the rulers were white Europeans. He also mentions the revolutions in the Middle East, Asia witch were also against white Europeans. Another view that Malcolm had was that blacks should not integrate with whites, but they should build a separate nation. “There is nothing in our book, the Koran, that teaches us to suffer peacefully. Our religion teaches us to be intelligent. Be peaceful, be courteous, obey the law, respect everyone; but if someone puts his hand on you, send him to the cemetery. That’s a good religion.” This quote backs up Malcolm’s views of being able to stand up for yourself and doing so in a violent manner. Both Malcolm and King have a similar goal of achieving equality but both have very different views.

THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH

Here, I've gone through it and made some changes!

"Standing up for yourself" is one of the many themes in Dr. Martin Luther King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail. This letter was very powerful, and later led to inspire many people to take actions toward achieving equality. [EDIT: UNDERLINE THESE TITLES (not the author;s names) and capitalize the words I did-->]Message to the Grass Roots by Malcolm X, From Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass by Frederick Douglass, and The Transformation of Silence into Language and Action by Audre Lorde are are all works which support this theme found in the "Letter from Birmingham Jail".

Dr. King wrote this letter in response to a fellow clergymen’s letter, which stated that breaking the law is not how to achieve equality. It also stated that it was not Dr. King’s place to be speaking up on this matter. King wrote this letter in the hope of ending racism and prejudice in America, and around the world. King goes on to answer the clergymen in his remark that King was an outsider, and that this was not his place. Additionally, King states in his second paragraph that he is the president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, an organization operating in every southern state, with its headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. Furthermore, King said advised not to state that he was an African American, and that these unjust laws applied to him as much as it did to his fellow southerner. Dr. Martin Luther King goes on to show the clergymen the unjust laws and how he feels he is not obligated to obey them. King goes on to state that he believes that segregation laws were unjust because African Americans live below the standards given to them by the Constitution. This, I believe, reflected King’s belief that all people should be equal. In King's Letter, he clearly states his views and beliefs to not only stand up for himself, but also to stand up for equality and justice for all. His actions also show his commitment to his belief. [EDIT: state his belief here]
King later goes on to tell how he was going to achieve his goal. He states that he will be doing it in a non-violent manner which was influenced by Mahatma Ghandi. He also says that this will be done in a well-thought-out, civilized manner. Next, he begins to show them some of the actions that the police force took, such as letting dogs loose on the people and their harsh treatment of the people. Dr. King states that he saw the dogs sinking their teeth into unarmed, nonviolent Negroes. He has also observed the inhumane treatment of Negroes in the city jail, how the police force pushed and kicked old ***** man and young boys. They refused the give them food because they wanted to sing their grace together. This was inhumane and unjust. King states facts to back himself in what he believes and to get justice for himself.

Although Malcolm X what had the same goals as Dr. Martin Luther King, his views and ideas were very far from Kings. Malcolm X states his views on how to stand up for himself and the just of the African Americans in [EDIT: underline this again] Message to the Grassroots. Malcolm X’s and King's views were very different, in that Malcolm X states in his speech that people like King were “Uncle Toms” and speak as though they were traitors to their race. Malcolm X makes a clear statement how he believes that African Americans have a right to self defense. He also agrees that there should be a call for a revolution, but he disagrees that there cannot be a non-violent revolution; rather, drastic action needed to be taken. He then goes on to say that all blacks need to unite against a common enemy, which is the "white man". Not only does the "black man" need to go against the whites but so also does every other man. He backs up his argument with facts about the revolution against colonial rule throughout Africa, where the rulers were white Europeans. He also mentions the revolutions in the Middle East and Asia, which were also against white Europeans.

Another view that Malcolm had was that blacks should not integrate with whites, but they should instead build a separate nation. “There is nothing in our book, the Koran, that teaches us to suffer peacefully. Our religion teaches us to be intelligent. Be peaceful, be courteous, obey the law, respect everyone; but if someone puts his hand on you, send him to the cemetery. That’s a good religion.” This quote backs up Malcolm’s views of being able to stand up for yourself –and doing so in a violent manner. Both Malcolm and King have a similar goal of achieving equality, but both have very different views.

What Causes Someone To LIE About EVERYTHING?

admin — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 04:55:31 +0000

Since the day I met him, he’s done nothing but lie..

I love him he’s a Gay African American..

Here is a list of some lies he’s told..

He told me he was born in Russia.. LIE.

He told me his sister is a princess in Africa…LIE

He told me his Mom is a famous singer… LIE.

He told me he was Jewish…LIE.

He told me he was in college… LIE, I found out he doesn’t even have a high school diploma..

He tells me that he shut off his phone.. When actually it was turned off..

He told me he was a stripper at one time…

He told me he is working 2 jobs.. When actually he is only working 1..

He knows of my dream of living in NYC and being a Flight attendant..

So a few months ago, he told me he got a job as a flight attendant for SWA his base is in Atlanta.. So I go home and look at the website.. And there is no base in Atlanta.. LIE!

He told me last week, that in DEC he’s moving to North Carolina to go to college… LIE.

He told me today that he’s moving to NYC, and threw in a insult “I’ll be living in NYC and you’ll still be stuck at this job”…

He told me before that he leaves me money in my car everytime I give him rides, cause he knows I won’t take it if he offers… LIE!

He told me today that he’s not gay anymore, he gave it up.. LIE!

He told me he is making 2 k every 2 weeks at his job.. LIE! (Why is he living in a pay by income apartment then?)

He told me that he only has to be around foreigners for a few minutes, and he can start speaking their language fluently..

I’ve been friends with him for years.. But it’s really getting old now..
And he has a superiority complex, he walks around with his nose in the air… This guy at work wanted to shake his hand.. And my friend says “I don’t shake hands”.. He’s out of control now..

Does he have a condition or something? Why would someone lie about everything in their life?
He's 21 years old.

He is a pathological liar who can never be trusted to tell the truth.
It’s caused by a psychological condition called Narcissistic Personality
Disorder. People with this have an inflated sense of their own
importance and a need to impress others.They believe they’re superior
to other people and have little regard for others’ feelings.

This is not a good friend to have. I suggest you cut off all ties with him.

WHY does my friend LIE SO MUCH?

admin — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 03:06:46 +0000

Since the day I met him, he’s done nothing but lie..

I love him he’s a Gay African American, 21 yrs old..

Here is a list of some lies he’s told..

He told me he was born in Russia.. LIE.

He told me his sister is a princess in Africa…LIE (questioned about it later, and he said his sister had the same name as a African princess…. But that’s not how he meant it when he first said it)

He told me his Mom is a famous singer… LIE. (was questioned about it a month later? and said “i meant that my mom had the same name as a famous singer…..But if you were there that’s not how he meant it)

He told me he was Jewish…LIE.

He said he was half white…LIE….. And once said to my friend who questioned him.. ” You telling me I’m not white is like telling a Jewish person that there was no such thing as the holocaust”