Patricia Mili (@foxii2000) on myLot

Rosekitty @Rosekitty (19368) • San Marcos, Texas 19 Sep 15

I've been waiting to have a yard sale or garage sale for months now because it is just way to hot to have one. I have many vintage items,incense, herbs,books, boxes of costume jewelry and just an idea of what i have. I even...

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Patricia Mili @Rosekitty I usually just keep reposting. I don't like eBay or Craigs list because then I have to go too far...

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Rosekitty @Rosekitty (19368) • San Marcos, Texas 19 Sep 15

I've been waiting to have a yard sale or garage sale for months now because it is just way to hot to have one. I have many vintage items,incense, herbs,books, boxes of costume jewelry and just an idea of what i have. I even...

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Patricia Mili i have done well via Facebook groups.

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ShannyBananny @shaggin (72148) • United States 17 Sep 15

I was talking to someone today whose son has had recess detention every day this week at school and now has after school detention. The little boy is in 4th grade. I don't know the specifics of why he is getting detention but I...

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Patricia Mili @shaggin I didn't think there was much control over the kids. And they didn't even make sure the kids were bringing work home so when books were forgotten even if I could go back often the classrooms were locked and we were in trouble. It was not a good...

18 Sep 15

Patricia Mili @foxii2000 (32) • Midland, Michigan 17 Sep 15

Nearly everyone has heard of ADHD or ADD. You might even personally know someone affected by it. However, there is also an eye disorder, often completely treatable with no medication needed that often masquerades itself as ADHD....

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Patricia Mili My kiddo honestly can tell you I need my meds for school mom. He will ask for it because otherwise concentration is difficult for him. There is a neuropsychologist named Dr Amen who has correlated brain scan data with normal brains and different types of...

17 Sep 15

Patricia Mili @foxii2000 (32) • Midland, Michigan 16 Sep 15

This week was the first week my new middle schooler had homework. He's in a much bigger school this year. In ways that's a bad thing and in other ways it's also a good thing. I worry with his ADHD he might be one of those who...

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Patricia Mili @crazzydolphin when you get an eye doctor look on the list for ones who check for tracking disorders on the website. Usually they are developmental optometrists. Likely with lazy eye she will be a candidate for vision therapy. There is a Ted talk on vision...

17 Sep 15

Patricia Mili @foxii2000 (32) • Midland, Michigan 17 Sep 15

Nearly everyone has heard of ADHD or ADD. You might even personally know someone affected by it. However, there is also an eye disorder, often completely treatable with no medication needed that often masquerades itself as ADHD....

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Patricia Mili @purplealabaster yes. My ex and I (we were married at the time) were at odds because at 2.5 she said she thought he was behind in speech and we needed to do something. I argued with him and his mom (who taught K) and they both said I was over reacting so at...

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Patricia Mili @foxii2000 (32) • Midland, Michigan 17 Sep 15

Nearly everyone has heard of ADHD or ADD. You might even personally know someone affected by it. However, there is also an eye disorder, often completely treatable with no medication needed that often masquerades itself as ADHD....

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Patricia Mili The treatment is very non invasive. It's vision therapy with homework. We did Brock Beads & many other interesting exercises. Some of them were fun and some were NOT! You can check out our story at:

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Patricia Mili @foxii2000 (32) • Midland, Michigan 17 Sep 15

Nearly everyone has heard of ADHD or ADD. You might even personally know someone affected by it. However, there is also an eye disorder, often completely treatable with no medication needed that often masquerades itself as ADHD....

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Patricia Mili The youngest's preK school is already looking at testing his writing, which to me, is a red flag for vision. I'm lucky enough to have a friend who works in the area of speech therapy who gives me a heads up that the kids are having problems in areas such as...

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Patricia Mili @foxii2000 (32) • Midland, Michigan 17 Sep 15

Nearly everyone has heard of ADHD or ADD. You might even personally know someone affected by it. However, there is also an eye disorder, often completely treatable with no medication needed that often masquerades itself as ADHD....

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Patricia Mili I found this: " The symptoms of convergence insufficiency can make it difficult for a child to concentrate on extended reading and may overlap with those of ADHD. The recent CITT study showed that 45% of the children with convergence insufficiency reported...

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rakski @rakski (123876) • Philippines 10 Sep 15

I am just wondering how much time should I give a day for mylot. I am new here and I do not have any online work besides bubblews and my blog. I would want to have online job too but right now I am concentrating here and my...

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Patricia Mili @rakski I think it will happen I see lots of people on here interacting. Maybe your timezone puts you at odds with the bulk of the users?

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ShannyBananny @shaggin (72148) • United States 17 Sep 15

I was talking to someone today whose son has had recess detention every day this week at school and now has after school detention. The little boy is in 4th grade. I don't know the specifics of why he is getting detention but I...

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Patricia Mili Our school wouldn't even do recess detention. It was frustrating because as he got older he was defiant in class and they really didn't do anything to rectify

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Flippish @flippish2014 (870) • Quezon City, Philippines 17 Sep 15

My first airplane ride when I was 7 years old. My grandfather was sick so I need to go there with my parents. Luckily, he is still alive until now. How about you?

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Patricia Mili Mine was To Germany from Michigan for a year! Go Big or Go Home!!!!

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rakski @rakski (123876) • Philippines 10 Sep 15

I am just wondering how much time should I give a day for mylot. I am new here and I do not have any online work besides bubblews and my blog. I would want to have online job too but right now I am concentrating here and my...

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Patricia Mili I'm still trying to figure it all out myself. I just found it the other day. How is your journey going?

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Gudheart @gudheart (12659) 16 Sep 15

I am all for ensuring people at work are all up to date with the knowledge and procedures in the area of work, but it does seem like just yesterday I went through training for my work. I was emailed today that we have more...

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Patricia Mili I feel the yearly training can be stupid. It's the same stuff EVERY YEAR. at some point, I should be able to Test out!!!

17 Sep 15

Angel @Angelee_27 (3460) • United States 16 Sep 15

Wow, talk about a case of parenting gone wrong. Apparently, these parents wanted to teach their 16 year old son a 'lesson' about drinking. They decide to have him drink whiskey to 'get him sick' in hopes it would scare him from...

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Patricia Mili WOW! this is amazing and horrible. My parents taught us about drinking a little at a time. We were raised somewhat European in the way that special meals such as Christmas dinner always included wine. The kids were given mini wine glasses and allowed a...

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Patricia Mili @foxii2000 (32) • Midland, Michigan 17 Sep 15

Nearly everyone has heard of ADHD or ADD. You might even personally know someone affected by it. However, there is also an eye disorder, often completely treatable with no medication needed that often masquerades itself as ADHD....

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Patricia Mili @foxii2000 (32) • Midland, Michigan 16 Sep 15

This week was the first week my new middle schooler had homework. He's in a much bigger school this year. In ways that's a bad thing and in other ways it's also a good thing. I worry with his ADHD he might be one of those who...

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Patricia Mili I was told when he was in K3 & K4 they wanted to test him for ADHD. However, I didn't want it on his record and I felt he was really too young to medicate, etc. I kept trying to manage it through 3rd grade and finally I took him in for private testing. He...

17 Sep 15

Patricia Mili @foxii2000 (32) • Midland, Michigan 16 Sep 15

In the last year I've had 3 friends die whom I mainly interacted with using social media. Two of the people had truly captured my heart. We had bonded in a way that went beyond words on a screen. The sad part is, both of these...

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Patricia Mili I think you need to be cautious in friending anyone whether it's online or at the bar the same rules basically apply.

17 Sep 15

Patricia Mili @foxii2000 (32) • Midland, Michigan 16 Sep 15

This week was the first week my new middle schooler had homework. He's in a much bigger school this year. In ways that's a bad thing and in other ways it's also a good thing. I worry with his ADHD he might be one of those who...

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Patricia Mili @TiarasOceanView I did too. It wasn't cheap either. PLUS I enrolled him in a school up by my uncle which was over 8.5 hours north of the rest of the family so we could leverage the smaller classes and "more student contact." My comment to them was that I...

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GreatMartin @GreatMartin (23672) • Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 16 Sep 15

(OMG! That was 63 years ago.) At 17 I had enough--I knew I had to get out--I had spent my earlier teen years running away to movies, into books and going to theatre. Anything to escape reality and/or spend time with my...

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Patricia Mili I struggled with this idea of should I stay for the sake of the kids. And although I am not going to share with you the details of why I was pondering leaving, I will say that leaving gave me the openness to be a better mom. I had an environment more...

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