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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 16 May 2012 - 19:23
Food intolerances are responsible for a great deal of attention deficit problems. They induce lot of stress the body responds to by producing high level of adrenaline. In addition the body is no longer processing the vitamins and minerals properly leading to deficiencies. It is a vicious circle and you should start by checking that first before considering going on medication with heavy side effects. A good naturopath should help you get the tests done and put your kid on supplements that he does need. It is not always supported by allopathic practices as it just requires a different diet, so no expensive medicines for life, so no profits for laboratories and no more doctors visits. Try also brain gym / kinesiology. it has worked so well for us in just few weeks. Not mentioning that we have said good bye to ENT infections and huge doses of antibiotics at the same time! Good luck
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EW NEWBIE
Latest post on 16 May 2012 - 18:04
Hi all. I ve read new KHDA regulations for advanced payment of fees. Nothing is mentioned about how much should be refunded if we decide not to send our kids in a school we paid registration fees in advance and that we inform the school BEFORE the new school year start. I have re enrolled my kids in the same school just to have them somewhere next school year as this is the only place they have a secured seat. But I am highly dissatisfied and we re on waiting lists in other schools. Can we have the full amount paid back? Especially that school pretends to have huge waiting lists and that my kids seats would be filled the same day we withdraw them. Does not seem fair that school keeps money on one side and gets same amount for the same seats on another side. We all know this money won't be used for education purposes at all. By the way, since the government is clearly helping the schools to maintain and grow a high profit profile rather than a better education level, then schools are officially similar to supermarkets and should be ruled according to same principles. Can we complain and ask our money back when a school has patently lied and consistently fail to provide the level of education the promise? Thanks for your insights!