cin - I love hearing your story! it is real! just like you! that's probably why you are such a great ww leader! well that and bec you are just an all around great lady anyway!
about your healthy weight loss topic this week - you said "Having 2 servings of Protein & Milk daily are part of them" - is that 2 servings each? 2 servings of protein and 2 servings of milk? I figured it would be 2 servings each but just wanted to be sure? thanks for the info.
Tippy Tippy Tippy - as I said yesterday I'm always glad to see you and miss you when you don't post! but now I'm worried about you! are you sure you don't need to call your doc? are you any better yet? I am praying for you - please keep us posted!
About the PDD - I hope you don't mind - I did a quick search bec I thought I knew what it might be and wanted to be sure and found this explanation....
What are pervasive developmental disorders?
"Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD) are a class of conditions to which Autism, Asperger's, Rett Syndrome and others belong. It is not a diagnosis in and of itself. It is simply a descriptive term. Each of the PDD conditions has specific diagnostic criteria which must be met in order to satisfy the requirements of the DSM IV.
Sometimes, all of the criteria for a true diagnosis are not met. There are symptoms or behaviors missing, so that the condition can not be fully met. For example, the criteria of marked deficiencies in social interaction may not be present. There are deficiencies, but they are not of the degree needed to meet the requirements for a diagnosis of Autism, Asperger's or any other diagnosis. As a result, a category to fit this situation was developed. It is called Pervasive Developmental Disorder/Not Otherwise Specified (PDD/NOS). Unfortunately, the diagnosis has also been used by treating sources who are not knowledgable enough to make an accurate diagnosis, and are looking for a label to place on a child without taking the time to make an accurate diagnosis. For this reason, sometimes a diagnosis will change as further evaluations are made." From About.com
do you mind saying - what age is this young person? Yes it is a huge load to carry! All of these disorders are - it actually breaks my heart to see young people having to deal with all these different disorders! I wish I could fix this things! oh how I wish! I will be praying for this young person and their family - the Lord knows their names. He'll know who I'm talking about. hugs!
my prayer list is about a mile long these days!
hugs & prayers,
cathy