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5 Customer Service Expectations

Five Customer Service Expectations, might sound like a strange topic for me to write about. But, I bet that I am not the only person who has run into some very grumpy, should I say mean medical professionals?

These people’s job is often to schedule our appointments, to answer medical questions, and to help guide us in how help our loved ones. However, their…

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Independent Education Evaluation

Independent Education Evaluations are an option a parent/guardian has when they do not agree with the Educational Team Report. All this is laid out in Wright’s Law, FAPE, and mostly IDEA. See more on this subject in the post, Day At Wright’s Law Conference.

These are all special education terms. Today, I want to explain our personal experience with the…

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#education #etr #caregiver support #disability #Due Process #Education Plan #Education Team Report #evaluations #Independent Education Evaluation #Individualized Education Plan #learning #learning disabilities #Legal Rights #Professionals #special education

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4 Issues with Rare Diagnosis

Issues with Rare Diagnosis

Issues with a rare diagnosis happen. Only those affected by a rare condition would identify.

Today, I seek to expose some big issues that exist where a rare diagnosis lies. For anyone who has a child or loved one or happens to have a rare diagnosis, this is for YOU!

Getting Appointments

You would think you could just call up the local hospital or doctor’s office to…

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Mom Guilt Complex Needs Edition

Mom Guilt Explained

Mom guilt, the struggle is real. Moms of typical children experience the phenomenon of not feeling quite good enough. If you are a mother to a child or children with complex medical needs, the “Mom Guilt,” can occur much more often.

In this post, I am going to explain my personal “Mom Guilt,” and try to give us some tools to overcome this terrible feeling. Mom guilt can…

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#Caregiver #hope #being best version of us #caregiver support #encouragement for caregivers #forgiving self #making memories #medicine management #medicines #mom guilt #mom life #multi medicines #real stories #self care #special needs help #Type 1 Diabetes

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Guardian Sensor 3

Guardian, is a continuous glucose monitor that works with Medtronic’s 670G insulin pump on a closed loop. Thus the sensor communicates with the insulin pump, automatically reducing or increasing insulin.

This post is aimed to let you know our experience with the Guardian Sensor 3, and let you decide if this this a valid option for you. There are many pumps and continous…

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#CGM #Medtronic #670 G #adhesives #Artificial Pancreas #blood sugar #Calibration #continuous glucose monitor #Glucose Monitor #Guardian Sensor 3 #Healthy Diabetic #review #sensor #Sensor Insertion #Type 1 Diabetes

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Quick Cash Monthly

Quick. Cash. Every single month, coming your way. Sounds too good to be true? It really isn’t. Let me explain.

This quick cash comes through Young Living Essential Oils, which is a Multi-Level Marketing company. Their system makes it so easy to receive quick cash.

All you need to do is become a member, which is free (you only need to buy a Thieves Premium Starter Kit, an…

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Artificial Pancreas Review

Artificial Pancreas sounds uber medical, far out, technology, right? Not to pop your bubble, but it isn’t a surgical procedure.

The Medtronic 670 G, with the Guardian Sensor Three makes up the Artificial Pancreas. It is just a insulin pump and a continuous glucose monitor. What makes it special is that they are on a closed loop.

The closed loop means they talk to…

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Day at Wright's Law Conference

Day at Wright’s Law Conference

My day at the Wright’s Law Conference in Columbus, Ohio forever changed me. I highly recommend that anyone who even remotely desires to go, attend by all means!

The day at the conference was a dream come true for me. In this post, I will explain why and you will find why you need to get to one as well.

Day of Dreams Fulfilled

I have longed to understand special…

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4 Causes of Behavior Explained

4 Causes of behavior are pretty simple. But, sometimes, it gets somewhat difficult to understand. There really are only four motivators behind behavior.

This post is aimed to simply spell out what the causes of behavior are. It should then, help you see the causes of our own behavior and the behaviors of those we care for. How much fun will this post be? Ha!!

Fi…

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#ABA #ASD #aspergers #autism #psychology #sensory #access #Applied Behavior Analysis #attention #behavior #causes of behavior #children #escape #parenting #products that help #sensory processing disorder

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7 Shortcuts: Parents After a Diagnosis

7 Shortcuts: for parents after a diagnosis. Here you can find seven easy actionable steps to help you along.

After having four children, who each have gotten diagnosed with life altering conditions, I have decided to make a Shortcuts List, to offer support of others going through the same thing. This Short-Cut Sheet is designed to be your ticket to a learning curve. All of these things would…

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15 Helpful Hints for Gluten Free Dining

15 Hints for Gluten Free Dining

15 Hints for helpful Gluten-free dining is here! Going out to eat while eating without wheat and gluten can feel overwhelming. This post is aimed to break down the anxiety, making eating out easier, while staying gluten-free.

Gluten-free eating has come a long way. This post will help you make the most of the progress that has been obtained.

Select the right…

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#Caregiver #celiac #special needs #allergies #caregiver support #Celiac Disease #dietary restrictions #dining out #eating out #gluten #Gluten Free #gluten sensitivity #intolerance #limited eating #nutrition #safe foods

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quicklyhopefulbouquet-blog · 7 years

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Forward Chain Approach

The Forward Chain Approach was taught to me for my child that the same clinic (teaching me) had taken off the Autism Spectrum. (Insert lots of confused looks and head scratches).

The clinic took her off the spectrum, but told me to sign up for this class called “Self-Help Skills for People with Autism.” I signed up because I needed help (duh!). Every ten week class…

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Safety Plans Oh My

Safety Plans

Safety plans are made for all sorts of reasons including: domestic violence, suicidal tendencies or idealization, self-injurious behaviors, for depression, and I’m sure other factors too. Mental Health agencies put a big emphasis on these plans.

In our family, we have used safety plans for almost all the above. In case you wonder, this post is to fill you in how to implement a…

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3 Products I Can NOT Run Out Of - Young Living

3 Products I Can NOT Run Out Of – Young Living

These statements nor products have not been tested by the Food and Drug Administration. The following is my own experience as is all of Positive Parenting Specialized. None of these statements are designed to treat, cure, or diagnose sickness. The statements are my own as a Young Living Essential Oils Distributor. 3 Products I Need

Three products from Young Living that I just can not run…

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House Made for Their Needs

House Made for My Kid’s Needs

How can a house be made for my kid’s needs? I’m glad to answer that question. It didn’t happen over night. It’s been a process.

In this post you will find what has helped my kids with clickable links to make it easy for you to get them too. This is an Amazon Affiliate post, which means my family will receive 6-8% of your purchase. With Christmas coming up, that…

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Not Everyone's Cup of Tea

Not Everyone’s Cup of Tea

We Can’t Be Everyone’s Cup of Tea

Dear Caregiver/Parent:

Everyone’s Cup of tea is not me. It isn’t you either because we aren’t a jar of Nutella. If someone doesn’t love us, it isn’t something to get bent out of shape about. Each of us have our cups of tea or our tribe.

Our tribe responds to our vibe. So we magnetize who we want around us. Like begets like. Even though we aren’t everyone’s…

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Why: No Time For That!

Why

Why ask why? There really is not time for that, asking why. I have thought this for some time, but recently had it confirmed as I listened to Joel Osteen messages.

Life is confusing. Often we come across experiences that make no sense. History proves unfair at many crossroads.

Yet, we wonder what the underlying cause was. There are often more questions that come from experiences than…

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