On Thu, 3 Nov 2005 06:52:56 -0500, "Dee Flint"
wrote:


"K4YZ" wrote in message
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Dee Flint wrote:
"K4YZ" wrote in message
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an_old_friend wrote:
Card XII wrote:
wrote in message
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Hi there
I was diagnosed dyslexic, many years ago, have
largely learned
to live with it by now (I am 34 yo and have a BA)
Having gotten back to
dealing Ham Radio, I am back to dealing with Morse
to at least recieve
a bit of and to docment today, my dyslexia, which
would allow both
various changes in the Testing requirements. I
need refences to to
help point my doctor ( an allergist) toward a test
or three that would
support the fact that I still have dyslyexia today
(FCC dysbility
requierments don't seem to realize that some
things really don't get
much better with time) Idealy one that will lend
some support to the
idea that I still have it, but are not too
expensive to for him to
order given to me

There are no tests your allergist could use.

If you want the question answered, you need to go see a licensed
psychologist or licensed school psychologist. "licensed" is key.

Not awfully expensive, and should get you good answers.

someon is choosing to repost some old posts of mine

Yes, they are.

And I might add that CARD XII's suggestion of a "psychologist" for
your problems was al ill-informed as your attempt to use an
"allergist".

Had you taken my advice years ago and followed-up with a
NEUROLOGIST you might have already been an Extra or General.

Steve, K4YZ


That would not be correct.

That would "not be correct" under the current rules, Dee. However
the re-posting from Markie was from several years ago. In that context
it was originally made, it was...

There have been no waivers allowed for the basic
5wpm. The only waivers that existed were for the 13wpm & 20wpm. Or do
you
mean that the neurologist could have advised him on training and testing
approaches to learn and pass the 5wpm?

No, I meant that he could have gotten past all of that over 5
years ago had he done what was suggested. Markie was correct in his
statement that someone reposted one of his old posts.

73

Steve, K4YZ


I'm still confused. You seem to be saying that he could have gotten a
waiver for the 5wpm if he had done it years ago. That is not true. There
has never been a waiver for the lowest speed. He still would have had to
pass the 5wpm level to get any waiver.


well you got that right

you are confused and then you go babbling on about whatyou don't
bother to understand

i could tried getting some pretty extreme accomodation which no one is
willing to DISCUSS without proof, then waiver

and then you ignore Stevie and continue to babble when in strange
brust of fairness he points out the repost has been without context

you have said others should bother to understand before they post \

take your advice
Dee D. Flint, N8UZE


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On 3 Nov 2005 02:02:10 -0800, "K4YZ" wrote:


an_old_friend wrote:
Card XII wrote:
wrote in message
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Hi there
I was diagnosed dyslexic, many years ago...(SNIP)

We've seen it before...It was funny then, it's funny now, but worn
out...

There are no tests your allergist could use.

If you want the question answered, you need to go see a licensed
psychologist or licensed school psychologist. "licensed" is key.

Not awfully expensive, and should get you good answers.

someon is choosing to repost some old posts of mine

Yes, they are...And CARD XII's suggestion of a "psychologist" was
as ill-informed as YOUR initial discussions about your
"allergist"...(Although you COULD use one, but not for getting a "Morse
Code waiver...)

Perhaps if you'd followed up with a NEUROLOGIST as I had suggested
years ago, you'd have your General or Extra by now...

nope wrong again

Neurolgist don't treat Dyslexia

more bad medicine form I hope the soon to be ex nurse. but you were
fairer than normal so maybe I'll give you a break and not forward this
effort to give BAD medical advice

Steve, K4YZ

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wrote:
an_old_friend wrote:

Yes, they are...And CARD XII's suggestion of a "psychologist" was
as ill-informed as YOUR initial discussions about your
"allergist"...(Although you COULD use one, but not for getting a "Morse
Code waiver...)

Perhaps if you'd followed up with a NEUROLOGIST as I had suggested
years ago, you'd have your General or Extra by now...

nope wrong again

Neurolgist don't treat Dyslexia

Wake up, Blockhead.

We were talking about your alleged inability to "hear" Morse
Code....It had NOTHING to due with your alleged dyslexia.

more bad medicine form I hope the soon to be ex nurse....(SNIP)

Hmmmmmmmmm....What to do with my free time...Travel, maybe...?!?!

but you were
fairer than normal so maybe I'll give you a break and not forward this
effort to give BAD medical advice

It wasn't "medical advice"..."Medical advice" is preparing and
implementing a care plan with PRESCRIBED diagnostics, thereapies,
treatment or medicines. Even suggesting a dose of Tylenol can, under
certain review, be considered "medical advice" although Tylenol is an
OTC medication.

I suggested you see a neurologist. You chose not to do so.
That's a very clearly authorized NURSING function.

Steve, K4YZ

On 3 Nov 2005 12:43:17 -0800, "K4YZ" wrote:


wrote:
an_old_friend wrote:

Yes, they are...And CARD XII's suggestion of a "psychologist" was
as ill-informed as YOUR initial discussions about your
"allergist"...(Although you COULD use one, but not for getting a "Morse
Code waiver...)

Perhaps if you'd followed up with a NEUROLOGIST as I had suggested
years ago, you'd have your General or Extra by now...

nope wrong again

Neurolgist don't treat Dyslexia

Wake up, Blockhead.

We were talking about your alleged inability to "hear" Morse
Code....It had NOTHING to due with your alleged dyslexia.

more medical judgement without license



more bad medicine form I hope the soon to be ex nurse....(SNIP)

Hmmmmmmmmm....What to do with my free time...Travel, maybe...?!?!

more threats?


but you were
fairer than normal so maybe I'll give you a break and not forward this
effort to give BAD medical advice

It wasn't "medical advice"..."Medical advice" is preparing and
implementing a care plan with PRESCRIBED diagnostics, thereapies,
treatment or medicines. Even suggesting a dose of Tylenol can, under
certain review, be considered "medical advice" although Tylenol is an
OTC medication.

I suggested you see a neurologist. You chose not to do so.
That's a very clearly authorized NURSING function.

Steve, K4YZ

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