ChargerDog91

Your entire athletic department. Lol

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I still do not understand why Miss State did not make a hard run at Mullen last year.

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I'm pretty sure our POS president blocked it. I don't know entirely, but I'm pretty sure there was some preliminary talks between boosters and Mullen.

So we ended getting back that he's a level 2 or 3 possibly as far as ASD. He just turned 3 and is somewhere between 16 months and 2 years in most things according to them.

If anyone has an recs around North or NE MS for pediatricians that specialize, it'll be much appreciated.

Also ours is a super picky eater. Any suggestions for helping coax him into eating a few more foods.

Awesome reading through this thread. I'll share my story below.

My son just turned 3 in November. My wife and I had several miscarriages prior to him, and were basically giving a less than 1% chance to conceive naturally. Well after 3 failed IUI's, my wife found out she was pregnant with him. Quite the miracle in our eyes. At 8 weeks, we decided to go ahead with genetic testing and found out he has XYY syndrome or Jacob's syndrome. This carries a few different things with it, it's not down syndrome or like it. Doctor says he will more than likely be very tall. With the XYY, it brings a host of possible delays, disorders, etc. that he will be more susceptible to.

We started doing Speech therapy in January after he turned 2 as he was already slightly delayed speech-wise. We are currently in the process of hopefully getting an Autism diagnosis to move forward and get access to more services. My wife and I are about 99% positive he has it. We've had a speech regression this past year even though he was attending therapy. Behavior issues (random hitting, etc.) have grown as well. He started 3k/early intervention at our local school and hopefully that helps some. Sleep is awful for us and for him, our youngest just turned 2 (13 months apart :lol: ) and he sleeps on his own, through the night in his big boy bed. We have a difficult time getting him to go to sleep and stay asleep, usually wakes up 1-2 times a night wide awake and the process starts over again. He can be such a loving kid, but will snap in a second almost randomly at times.

I appreciate getting to read through this thread so far, gave me some new ideas things to try. I've recently looked into the GI issues, because I've seen some things that might explain his sleep and behavior issues that stem from gluten/milk.

Meanwhile at Mississippi State:

Zac Selmon, "Helmet stickers are too expensive, we've got to put all our money towards revenue sharing."

Also Zac Selmon, "Sorry guys it takes 3 years worth of approval just to get new uniforms. Maybe in 2027 we can debut a new look."

Not to change the subject, but meanwhile Jeff Lebby refuses to fire the worst DC in college football.

I already work 80+ hours a week. If the pay is good, I'll do it. :lol: :cheers:

I could understand that. I think he's been fairly decent by and large, but I'd rather have someone outside the system next. Even though that's highly unlikely.

Good Ole Boy system is alive and well in Mississippi. Tater is fairly MAGA and has done a decent job, but our local system fights hard against any outsiders.

In 2014, Chad McDaniel had Thad Cochran beat, but it was within run-off margins. So Thad Cochran basically went the democrats and started fear mongering them to vote for him in the run-off. Open-primary State and all.

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Make slavery illegal
- Let women vote

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The GOP/Republicans championed both of those.