From: msprob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(MSProbert)
Subject: Re: NBC Nightly News Segment on overuse of Ritalin
Date: 1996/07/02
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In article <4qs44e...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, jpal...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(John
Palmer) writes:
>Er, no. No one, to the extent of my knowledge, has ever been flamed for
saying that diagnoses should be made carefully and responsibly.USUALLY,
what happens is someone comes in and INSISTS there is widespread
overprescription of ritalin and INSISTS that Doctors are being lazy in
their diagnoses and INSISTS that there are schools with 75% of all
children on ritalin. <
I asked Josh's school nurse if she could tell me how many kids are on ADHD
medication (the district requires that all medications be known, as they
may need to provide medical care in an emergency). Seems that 3% of the
JHS are on meds.
Mark S. Probert
Merrick, New York
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From: msprob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
1997/01/03
Subject: Re: ADD, Teens, Driving
In article <qsxq$LAiJuyyE...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, "Z.L"
<z...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
>sounds just like my son. We had his field of vision tested, and it was
>very limited. No wonder he missed those cars. I refused to go in the car
>with him and he has had lots of crashes ( minor thank G-d ). We gave him
>a course of Auditory Integration Training combined with Light Therapy in
>a two week course of treatment. It is certainly worth considering. As
>far as I know either treatment is available in the USA but only in the
>UK is is available as a combined treatment.
Hi Z.L.:
Got any proof that this works, yet?. Can I infer that it does not work
because you did not mention that it does? Would you go driving with
someone who is relying on this?
Mark S. Probert
Long Island, New York
From: msprob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Too Many Side Effects
Date: 1997/01/02
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>, rex...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
>As my girlfriend's eight year old was diagnosed with ADHD at age five,
>I have been very interesten in learning as much as possible about the
>disease. I began following the discussions in this group since I
>learned of its existence just over a year over a year ago. When we
>first learned of the diagnosis, we, as have many others, became
>concerned about having him take a mood-altering drug with many side
>effects. While Ritalin and other amphetamines work well for many
>people diagnosed with ADHD, the side effects are very undesirable.
You have not read the group at all. Why do you feel it necessary to lie
like you do? Shame on you.
Any email only response to this message will be made public. This message
has been posted and mailed.
Mark S. Probert
Long Island, New York
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msprob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(MSProbert)
Subject: Re: PUBLIC SCHOOL UNIFORMS?
Date: 1996/04/26
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In article <4lntle$...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, rgarr...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
>Just because I drive a Chevrolet doesn't mean I think like every other
>person who drives a Chevrolet.
>
>
True for us Chevy owners, but BMW owners all do think alike. All of
today's BMWs look alike, except for size.
Mark S. Probert
Merrick, New York
From: msprob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(MSProbert)
Subject: Re: PUBLIC SCHOOL UNIFORMS?
Date: 1996/03/02
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>, Sharon O'Neil <so40...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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writes:
>I also wore one for 12 years and think they're a great idea. I
>currently teach in the public school system. I don't think that it
>is an issue of self-expression at all. When I was younger, my
>public school friends were not wearing ****rts that exposed their
>navels or t-****rts with obscene messages on them. Kids need and
>want limits.
When I was in school, we were required to wear a ****rt with collar, tie,
and slacks. The young ladies had to choose between dresses or a skirt and
blouse. I would think that this is enough of a "uniform".
My 12 year old is on a school team. For away games, they must wear a ****rt
and tie and either a jacket or sweater. On these days, he seems to be a
more peaceful kid.
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From: aloysio...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(AloysiousX)
Date: 07 Jan 2004 18:59:31 GMT
Local: Wed, Jan 7 2004 2:59 pm
Subject: Re: A New Year's Resolution
I have no children, Sistah Jan.
As Salaam Aleikum, my Sistah!
AloysiousX
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From: aloysio...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(AloysiousX)
Date: 06 Jan 2004 22:31:39 GMT
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Subject: Re: A New Year's Resolution
You know something, Sistah Ilena, I'm not Mark Probert, but it's pretty
clear
who the coward is.
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Date: 07 Jan 2004 18:57:50 GMT
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Sistah Jan, I'd never heard of you until you made your post in the breast
implant group, much in the same way I'd never heard of Mark Probert until
Sistah Ilena mentioned him.
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Date: 06 Jan 2004 17:54:38 GMT
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Subject: Re: A New Year's Resolution
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> Subj: Is There Some Reason...> Date: 2/12/2004 2:18:07 PM Pacific
Standard
> Time> From: AloysiousX> To: JDrew63929>>> Is there some reason why you
> won't let me ask you a few questions, Jan? > I'm> really curious about
> your involvement with Ilena Rosenthal.>>> But I guess my most basic
> question is whether or not you are in California> (like I am), or over
in
> Indiana, like your profile says.>>> I had thought you were out west, but
I
> guess not.>>> As Salaam Aleikum!>>> Aloysious>
> Mark Probert markprobert1...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
AloysiousX
From: msprob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(MSProbert)
Subject: Re: lying ADD stepson
Date: 1996/05/08
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>, Timbo <ri...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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writes:
>I have a 12 year old stepson who has a problem with lying. He will lie
about
>anything. He constantly lies about not having homework, and has no
interest
>in school. Any time he does something wrong, he tells one lie after
another
>to keep himself out of trouble. We tell him that we all make mistakes and
>occasionlly lie, but to continually tell one lie after another is only
going
>to get in more trouble. Usually his punishment is being grounded are
having
>priveledges taken away
Sounds like my 12 year old. We had the same problems. We backed off on the
punishment about a year ago and instituted specific rewards for
truthfulness. We also lessened the amount of punishment and deprivation.
Instead of giving him a chance to say he has no homework, the school faxes
me a copy of his HW list daily. Things have gotten better.
Mark S. Probert
Merrick, New York
From: msprob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(MSProbert)
Subject: Re: **Need fast CASH? Here it is!**
Date: 1996/09/28
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>, Pringles <pring...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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writes:
>THAT WAS EXCITING!! So how much did I
>get in total return? $1000? $5000? Not even!!! I received a total of
>$23,343!!! I couldn't believe it!!
I sent a copy of your message to the IRS and asked them to collect back
taxes and send me the 10% bounty. They'll then send the message to the
USPS as yours is an illegal pyramid scheme and will get you 5 years and
$10,000 in fines. AND they take your internet access away!
Mark S. Probert
Merrick, New York
From: msprob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(MSProbert)
Subject: Re: Beginning Babysitter
Date: 1996/04/22
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In article <1996Apr21.235647.6...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, b...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Matthew R. St. John) writes:
>I have a question for you. I am a college student Ealy Childhood
education
>major. I did not discover my love for children until right before I
entered
>collegeso I did not do a lot of babysitting in my teen years. But now I
am
>looking to do that to help with getting experience with young children.
But
>how do I get started being that I do not have a lot of refrences, one to
be
>precise. So what should I do to get the ball rolling. Any suggestions
would
>be welcome.
If you really want to try something really hard, and really rewarding,
contact the local United Cerebral Palsy center and ask them for a list of
respite programs, and where you can get some training in working with
multiply handicapped children. Then become a respite worker (most areas
have a shortage). Pays better than babysitting in more ways than one.
Respite workers provide time off for parents of severely disabled
children.
Father of Josh-12-ADHD and Noah-7-CP.
Mark S. Probert
Merrick, New York
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