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The law is there for a reason. In some states like NY, they have books that state the law. This website is for NY, but it has some great samples and ideas. Check with your local health department or department of social services.
I have heard schools; give parents hard times when the child did not have a 504 till just before it was time for the PSATS.
frm past some days m going through ths..feeling chilly at times..body ache..esp hands n legs...tiry alltime jabki i take..8 to 9 hrs sleep....also took i week s medicine fr viral..bt wen i check my temperature..its nt there bt i feel...warm warm as if m suffering through fever..wat to do..
Most of the time Tegretol is prescribed for Seizure activity
If you notice that eating a few pieces of orange makes the shakes go away, then you likely have developing diabetes. Which means blood sugar went too low and eating the orange restored sugar levels. Other symptoms include frequent urination and great thirst, among others.
Oops, didn't know the second one was going to make you sign up first. It's a NY Times obit:
"Dr. Jacob Robbins, whose studies of the thyroid gland at the National Institutes of Health helped explain how it helps govern metabolism and how thyroid cancers caused by radiation may be treated or possibly prevented, died on May 12 in Bethesda, Md. He was 85.
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Dr. Jacob Robbins studied thyroid cancer and the thyroid’s role in metabolism.
i had my right ovary taken out in 2010 and i have been getting these very severe hot flashes i am also having pain when i run and walk do you have ny ideas on whayt it might be i am only 16
Hi! I have had Diabetes for almost 18 years and have always had health ins. I recently switched jobs and applied for health coverage, but... being that I have Diabetes I am on a year long waiting period. I am trying all over to find some type of health plan. I am in the progress of getting an answer from BCBS of Arizona to have health coverage excluding Diabetes and thyroid disease.
t know much about diabetes, but I would get her to the hospital. Hope everything turns out well!
Hi Steveman,
First of all, I can really relate. I remember when I was a 16 year old diabetic and getting up at the same time everyday was a real drag. Even though I am now 52, there are still days I want to sleep in. Fortunately, there are now a lot more options for diabetics that can enable them to have a more flexible schedule all the way around. Now remember, I'm no doctor, so whatever I might suggest, you should check out with your doctor first before trying.
He should talk to a doctor to find out if it's a sign of diabetes or not. I know the artificial sweetener in diet sodas has other issues of its own. It's plausible-sounding that it could be diabetes or maybe some kind of kidney issue.
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A missed abortion can be due to various reasons, like foetal defects and chromosomal abnormalities. Also maternal factors like TORCH infection and diseases like diabetes can be the reason. You will need a through evaluation to find out the cause.
Also you need to take prenatal vitamins like folic for three months before attempting a pregnancy again. This will reduce chances of a mishap in the next pregnancy.
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This infection can also cause anxiety, cause you to become more emotional, sore feet, night sweats, anemia, shortness of breath at times, abdominal pain, soreness around joints of the body, headaches, a rash that can look like broken blood vessels or stretch marks, and light sensitivity.
Anyone in the world can get this infection. It is carried by ticks, flees, cats and certain kinds of flies. It is difficult to test for. Most lyme specialists treat this infection by symptoms alone.
We have a seperate forum for Diabetes type 2 and Diabetes prevention. Type 1 Diabetes is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas are destroyed, leading to high glucose levels in the blood and resulting in impaired metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins. It's sometimes referred to as insulin dependent diabetes.
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