Rehabilitation juvenile delinquents
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8/29/11
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- A 15-year-old Syracuse boy will spend the next two to six years in juvenile detention and the rest of his life as a felon as a result of his sentencing today for a robbery that netted him and an accomplice seven cents.
Onondaga County Judge William Walsh rejected a defense lawyer’s request to treat Anthony Stewart, of West Onondaga Street, as a youthful offender. That means his felony conviction will remain on his permanent record.
I work with at risk youth and juvenile delinquents. The things you mentioned are all signals and symptoms of aspergers but may also include autism or a dozen other things. I suggest you speak to a doctor and find out more. I completely understand your concern and frustration. My advise to you is to find out more! If it is aspergers finding an activity or a hobby for your youth to focus on will help her learn social skills as well as learn to manage her behavior.
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Hopefully he will have to serve the entire 28 years.
With our over crowding of Jails and Prisons, I don’t have a problem with Private Prisons. To many people are walking the streets that should be locked up but do to over crowding they don’t serve any time and if they do, it is just a fraction of what they were originally sentenced.
Would he have learned anything in prison, something like rehabilitation? Probably not, but at least he would have been incarcerated and not able to be involved with this.
Where do situations like this leave us? This kid didn't learn anything from his first scrape with the law. Chances are, this won't be his last either. He'll do some time for this, but when he gets out his gang will give him "props" and he will have garnered more respect from his fellow gang members.
s rehabilitation assistance program or work force commission. Talk to a Medical Social Worker at your local hospital, social workers usually have good contacts.
Who says you make too much?? Don't listen to anyone that is not in the 'decision making' seat--call your states Department of Aging and Disability --they probably can interview you over the phone. (Texas does).
He now has scoliosis because of poor posture, massive headaches and ear aches, hallucinations, and other problems due to being depressed and given up. We really want to find a home where he can be among people with the same rehabilitation challenges. It would be ideal if the home offered psychologist and a physical therapist; however, even if the home had one or the other it would be better than his situation right now. He just sits at home doing nothing.
All of these are issues but not sure what are the biggest concerns when it comes to getting the additional days in rehabilitation approved.
What are the major causes of Juvenile Diabeties? Can anyone offer advice to help her through this challenging time.
My nephew is 24 and has had juvenile diabetes since he was a pre-teen. During his teen years, a therapist said he had Oppositional Defiant Disorder. He does not take care of himself, can't keep a job. He lives in Oklahoma and family has been buying his medicines. He seems to be rebelling. What can we do and is there any help available for him in Oklahoma? His parents went through all kinds of education with him and diabetic camps with him when he was diagnosed.
Keep some small juice boxes or cans handy wherever you are, and if he complains of headache, fatigue, or if he seems cold for no reason, you may want to offer some juice to bring sugar levels up. If I were you, I would ask to be referred to a juvenile diabetes specialist, who can tell you first-hand that seizures can be caused by severe hypoglycemia. No, he does not sound like he is diabetic, but severe hypoglycemia can be just as scary for parents to deal with.
it tends to happen when its about to rain but not always. i have been reading up on it and it said i could have juvenile arthritis. im not sure if it is juvenile arthritis or nothing to worry about?
you need rehabilitation in any brain surgey, come again and we will set an appointment. The next time she said:rehabilitation is done only when she cant move a leg or arm.
I am aware of the neuropsyhiatry and the test and everything. I want to make sure she gets the right treatment and doesnt waste these 6 months.
Thats why I am asking her so I can make the deference between truth and real. I am looking around until I find the doctor that gives me the correct questions.
Yes, you can. You may want to contact the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), an organization that raises money to give to research towards a cure. They have a website, www.jdrf.
Early onset or junvenile glaucoma
by Madylane, 8 hours
Is there a difference between early onset and juvenile glaucoma? Is one or both more aggressive than later glaucoma? Will I be able to maintain the sight I still have or is it unavoidable to lose more with this?
My details are: 34 yr old female. Differently sized optic nerves. Dr said the 'donut holes' are different sizes. Myopic.
The answer could go from complete rest to modification of activities and rehabilitation or just rehabilitation. If the tear isn't complete and isn't restricting your activities, rehabilitation is typically a great way to recover from an injury.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
The constant, unquenchable thirst is a classic symptom of juvenile diabetes. The frequent urination also points to juvenile diabetes. I have never heard of body odor being a symptom. I've also never heard of cold being a symptom, but weakness, lethargy, and weight loss are all major symptoms - and the weight loss in particular could lead to feeling cold. As to behaving badly in daycare, irritability is among the major symptoms of juvenile diabetes.
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