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I was just wondering if humidifiers help or hurt in the lung arena? My husband has it, but daughter doesn't - but, sometimes she gets stuffy and the doc says to use a humidifier. Will this hurt my husband (breathing, coughing, etc.) or will it help him?
I was just wondering if humidifiers help or hurt in the lung arena? My husband has it, but daughter doesn't - but, sometimes she gets stuffy and the doc says to use a humidifier. Will this hurt my husband (breathing, coughing, etc.) or will it help him?
I was just wondering if humidifiers help or hurt in the lung arena? My husband has it, but daughter doesn't - but, sometimes she gets stuffy and the doc says to use a humidifier. Will this hurt my husband (breathing, coughing, etc.) or will it help him?
I was just wondering if humidifiers help or hurt in the lung arena? My husband has it, but daughter doesn't - but, sometimes she gets stuffy and the doc says to use a humidifier. Will this hurt my husband (breathing, coughing, etc.) or will it help him?
I was just wondering if humidifiers help or hurt in the lung arena? My husband has it, but daughter doesn't - but, sometimes she gets stuffy and the doc says to use a humidifier. Will this hurt my husband (breathing, coughing, etc.) or will it help him?
here are some good links to explain the differences between a 504 and an iep:
some of the sites below site specific disabilities, however the info goes for any disability:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.wrightslaw.com/advoc/articles/504_IDEA_Rosenfeld.html...
here are some good links to explain the differences between a 504 and an iep:
some of the sites below site specific disabilities, however the info goes for any disability:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.wrightslaw.com/advoc/articles/504_IDEA_Rosenfeld.html...
here are some good links to explain the differences between a 504 and an iep:
some of the sites below site specific disabilities, however the info goes for any disability:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.wrightslaw.com/advoc/articles/504_IDEA_Rosenfeld.html...
here are some good links to explain the differences between a 504 and an iep:
some of the sites below site specific disabilities, however the info goes for any disability:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.wrightslaw.com/advoc/articles/504_IDEA_Rosenfeld.html...
here are some good links to explain the differences between a 504 and an iep:
<br />
<br />some of the sites below site specific disabilities, however the info goes for any disability:
<br />
<br />
<br /><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge...
Hi Kate620,
There isn't one better than the other - they are different in the way that a 504 is mostly for accomodations, and an IEP is for academic-specific goals. For example, if she needed transportation to the school, she would get a 504, but if she needed modified goals for say reading...
Hi Kate620,
There isn't one better than the other - they are different in the way that a 504 is mostly for accomodations, and an IEP is for academic-specific goals. For example, if she needed transportation to the school, she would get a 504, but if she needed modified goals for say reading...
Hi Kate620,
There isn't one better than the other - they are different in the way that a 504 is mostly for accomodations, and an IEP is for academic-specific goals. For example, if she needed transportation to the school, she would get a 504, but if she needed modified goals for say reading...
Hi Kate620,
There isn't one better than the other - they are different in the way that a 504 is mostly for accomodations, and an IEP is for academic-specific goals. For example, if she needed transportation to the school, she would get a 504, but if she needed modified goals for say reading...
Hi Kate620,
<br />
<br />There isn't one better than the other - they are different in the way that a 504 is mostly for accomodations, and an IEP is for academic-specific goals. For example, if she needed transportation to the school, she would get a 504, but if she needed modified goals for...
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