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    • RE: Different religion

      Give importance for understanding between each other. If there is love there is know importance for religion. Then your life will be happy.

      posted in Relationships
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    • RE: What's the purpose of Life?

      A relationship with God is the only thing that will quench our soul’s longing. Jesus Christ said, "I am the bread of life. He who comes to me will never go hungry, and he who believes in me will never be thirsty." Until we come to know God, we are hungry and thirsty in life. We try to "eat" and "drink" all kinds of things to satisfy our hunger and thirst, but yet they remain.

      Usually when we keep God out, we try to find fulfillment in something other than God, but we can never get enough of that thing. We keep "eating" or "drinking" more and more, erroneously thinking that ‘more’ is the answer to the problem, yet we are never ultimately satisfied.
      Our greatest desire is to know God, to have a relationship with God. Why? Because that’s how we’ve been designed

      posted in Relationships
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    • RE: Will you treat Daughter-In-Law and Daughter Equally?

      yes off course i will treat my daughter and daughter in law equally. I wont show partiality between them.

      posted in Relationships
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    • RE: Places to go as a family

      You can go to kerala state. It is a nice tourist place to visit.

      posted in Relationships
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    • RE: All About Dyslexia

      Symptoms:

      mixing up sounds in multi-syllabic words (ex: aminal for animal, bisghetti for spaghetti, hekalopter for helicopter, hangaberg for hamburger, mazageen for magazine, etc.)
      early stuttering or cluttering
      lots of ear infections
      can’t master tying shoes
      confusion over left versus right, over versus under, before versus after, and other directionality words and concepts.

      posted in Special Needs & Learning Difficulties
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    • RE: All About Autism

      Appropriate early intervention is important. Once the diagnosis has been made, the parents, physicians, and specialists should discuss what is best for the child. In most cases, parents are encouraged to take care of the child at home.

      Special education classes are available for autistic children. Structured, behaviorally-based programs, geared to the patient’s developmental level have shown some promise.
      Most behavioral treatment programs include:
      clear instructions to the child
      prompting to perform specific behaviors
      immediate praise and rewards for performing those behaviors
      a gradual increase in the complexity of reinforced behaviors
      definite distinctions of when and when not to perform the learned behaviors
      Parents should be educated in behavioral techniques so they can participate in all aspects of the child’s care and treatment. The more specialized instruction and behavior therapy the child receives, the more likely it is that the condition will improve.
      Medication can be recommended to treat specific symptoms such as seizures, hyperactivity, extreme mood changes, or self-injurious behaviors.
      The autistic child requires much of the parents’ attention, often affecting the other children in the family. Counseling and support may be helpful for the parents.
      The outlook for each child depends on his or her intelligence and language ability. Some people with autism become independent adults. A majority can be taught to live in community-based homes, although they may require supervision throughout adulthood.

      posted in Special Needs & Learning Difficulties
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