Posts by frozenhawk11
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...this whole thing is just a complete fabrication.............
Alex Davis8 said:So, my child support check just got blocked on the one account I use for everything—literally the only place where my benefits land since I don't even have another bank account. Does anyone actually know what happens next? Like, what's the actual process and how long am I gonna be stuck waiting on this? Please, if someone knows, hit me up. THANKS
Hey there, the exact same thing happened to me once.🙄 1. Send an email to the bank formally contesting the hold. You need to point out that they shouldn't have touched those child benefit funds since, by law, those are protected assets.👍 In my case, they had everything credited back to me within 24 hours.☕
Based on how you described it, I actually dealt with the exact same kind of lump myself. About five years ago, I finally decided to go through with surgery once the pain just became too much to handle. From what I understand—in layman's terms, anyway—it was basically some connective tissue that had ruptured, causing a little bit of muscle to bulge out. It was only really visible when I moved or folded at that spot, but the pain was starting to spread everywhere. Luckily, the recovery process was pretty quick.
You’re absolutely right, which is exactly why I decided to step away from it all. I get where they're coming from; there aren't many people out there who can actually offer meaningful support, and I feel like I poured all my hopes into those online debates. I’ve spent years studying the subject deeply, but at the end of the day, what I really need are real-life stories from actual people. Honestly, after everything I've been through, my self-confidence has taken a real hit. I’m just terrified of facing another setback, so sometimes it feels much safer to just stay home.
Oh, absolutely! You won't believe this, but I only ever get one kind of response from the BUDENJ association. It’s a genuine health crisis that so many people just overlook because they simply don't have the right information. Instead of addressing the real issues, they'd much rather answer trivial questions like, "What are you wearing today?" Look, I get why they do it, but still...
Yeah, he’s currently taking Child Life and Pure DHA, but honestly, I feel like he needs more than just those little tablets. I know infants can use them for brain development too. As for sodium chlorite, I don't really know much about it. To be honest, though, I often feel like I end up knowing more than some of the professionals I've gone to for advice.
Kate Lee65, thanks so much for getting back to me. I was wondering if you could find out which specific medication it was and how long she had to stay on it? If you're able to check, that would be great. I’m aware of the potential side effects, but our pediatric neurologist mentioned that those things can be somewhat relative. Honestly, we aren't even seeing issues with hyperactivity or restless energy—it's more about his struggle with learning and just navigating daily life in general. We drive him to school, but he has absolutely no concept of time; he forgets his assignments constantly and usually ends up doing everything backward. A few months ago, he went through a bout of illness and his hyperactivity actually dipped quite a bit. He was just completely wiped out, and my other child felt the impact too. It was a rough patch for us, and we definitely weren't happy about it, but things are just as tough right now. Also, what kind of sports did she do? He ended up quitting everything because his self-esteem took such a hit.
Hi everyone! I’m really hoping you all might be able to point me in the right direction. My son is dealing with both hyperactivity and attention deficit issues, which makes focusing a huge struggle for him. He’s currently in fourth grade, and honestly, things have become quite overwhelming lately. It’s especially hard on him because he's starting to lose his self-confidence and his belief in what he can achieve. I’m reaching out because I know if we pool our knowledge together, we can figure out the best path forward for him.👍The main goal of therapy would be to help him manage his schoolwork and studying. At Mayo Clinic, they suggested we look into Ritalin or Concerta. Does anyone here have any experience with these or know more about how they work?🙏