Well, I had to make a joke about that because since they were being so snotty about this particular doc, I could just imagine them thinking I was pushing the issue just because of the convenience of her being in my building. It's just how the stepmom's mind works sometimes.holly, Glad everything went pretty good with Tyler. You are on the right road now and it will all work out.
Did step-mom or dad mention the fact that the doctor was in your building?? I laughed out loud when I read your post on that?????
I'm beyond caring about what they think anymore. 
Lisa, I'm so glad you're safe still. Everything you posted the last couple pages had me very worried. I kept reading in suspense until seeing this post. Thank goodness!
Guess we know who's boss in this house!
EXACTLY!!!!! It just doesn't sound like a happy marriage to me and she doesn't seem like she's very happy with her life. She never smiles and is always grumbling about something. Not a fun way to live. Life's too short! Laugh, smile, have fun! 
Yes, I'm very grateful about how much the teachers seem to care. Dad & stepmom see it as them picking on Tyler and isolating him, but that's just not true. It's a small school, so the teachers are able to be more involved.
Tyler's dad's first comment was that she'd better refer us to somebody in-network. Then he was angry that she didn't give more details. I kept telling him, she doesn't know any more details because she's not a neurologist. She was just reading what's on the report. It also said something about "potential for seizure activity, further evaluation may be necessary". I don't remember her exact words on that part.
They really do. And I think they're being a bit lenient on him while we get things sorted out because they just don't think he's in control because of how drastically he changes from one kid to another from one day to the next.
Both Lisas: SO scary. I can't even begin to imagine the uncertainty and fear you must wake up with every day. Tons of continued prayers from Michigan.
Not so great news today. Tyler's pediatrician called, left me a voice mail telling me she has his EEG results. I was already worried by the Dr. calling me herself. Then she said that phrase of doom: "I don't want to alarm you, BUT....." Anyway, her message told me it's not an emergency, but she really wants to talk to me about the results right away. When I called her back, she told me the report says "abnormal rare frontal activity". She says she's going to set up a referral to the pediatric neurologist and will call me to tell me when the appointment will be.
I'm a bit too overwhelmed to try to figure it out right now. Have to call my dad and update him, and then my mom too.
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