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Latham, NY 12110
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We are the most popular after school drama program in the world, and have provided innovative programs to tens of thousands of children in the USA since 1999.

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Please visit our website www.albanyacademies.org for more information on our Little Leapers, LEAP, Leaps & Bounds, Classic Day and Musical Theater camps.

Join us for an information session to learn more about our camps on 2/14 at 8:15 a.m. or 3/8 at 4:30 p.m. at The Albany Academy, 135 Academy Road in Albany.

Ann Wendth
135 Academy Road
Albany NY 12208
518.429.2385
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Ann Wendth
135 Academy Road
Albany NY 12208
518.429.2385
www.albanyacademies.org
wendtha@albanyacademies.org

We also hold camps during school winter and summer breaks for ages 3-17 years old

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2699 Curry Road
Schenectady, NY 12303
518.356.0100
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Albany, NY 12203
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Open weeknights 4-8p, this is a great way for the kids to burn some of that energy! $5 per child, you can’t beat it! Tables and couches for parents to sit at- bring some coffee, or work to do (like me) and enjoy!

Here they are:

• Nursery School: Saint Gregory’s School
• Day Care: Pumpkin Patch
• Pediatrician: School House Road Pediatrics
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• Birthday Party: Afrim’s
• Summer camp: Drama Kids International
• Sport/Activity: World Class Gymnastics
• Private School: Saint Gregory’s School
• Play Area: The Crossings Park
• Children’s Photographer: ISmile Studio
• Other: The Music Studio

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Our faculty has a passion for what they do and it is contagious. They transform classrooms into fun, learning environments igniting your child’s love for learning. Students learn through active, meaningful interactions with peers, adults and materials. A wide-range of developmentally- appropriate activities provide opportunities for individual, small and large group instruction. A balance of indoor and outdoor activities, active and quiet play, child-centered and teacher-facilitated activities complete the day. Our facilities are outstanding and include spacious classrooms, an ice rink, swimming pool and a new outdoor playground.

Students also work with faculty that specializes in Physical Education, Music, Art, Library and Creative Movement exposing them to a world of possibilities. At The Albany Academies our Preschool students don’t just dream of becoming a dancer, scientist, athlete or artist, they become their dreams every day.

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You are suddenly awakened out of a well-deserved sleep. Your child is crying in the next room with sudden and intense pain her ear. She is very hot, flushed and glassy-eyed with fever. Your diagnosis:Ear infection.You panic.
I need to address this common, but certainly not normal, childhood dis-ease before more people get the wrong idea about what the body is trying to do. I have received countless calls, referrals to my office for and questions from concerned parents looking for help during the fall and winter about ear infections.

Childhood ear infections (Otitis media) are frightening to parents mostly because they tend to appear suddenly, usually at night. But with some insight and common sense, ear infections and fever become a simple part of growing up — a sign that your child’s immune system is doing its job!

The nose runs to excrete the virus. The child may have diarrhea to further excrete the bug. They have fever which is the result of extra work produced by the body as defense mechanisms are brought online to fight the invading organism. The lacrimal glands produce continuous tears to cool down the cornea so that its heat-sensitive protein make-up is not damaged – your child looks glassy-eyed. There is no appetite – the body shuts down digestive cycles and shunts all energy to defense.

All these activities are designed for one purpose only – to restore health and remove the invading organism. That puts this whole “sickness thing” in a very different light now doesn’t it?

It means that all these things are not random effects that need to be treated. It does not mean that this child is “sick”. No! It means that the body is doing exactly what it was designed and programmed to do. This is not
an example of “sickness.” This is an example of health! It is what should happen! Ok….It may not be pleasant – your child may not like it, but it is an expression of health.

Fever Frenzy
Most parents know that normal body temperature is 98.6F. Right? Wrong! The figure 98.6F is an average. Body temperature can fluctuate anywhere between 96 and 101F and still be “normal”. Parents need to understand that fever is simply heat. When the body’s nervous system awakens the immune system’s response to fight an impending infection, many normal body activities speed up. This extra work produces heat and fever. It’s that simple.
The height of a fever has no bearing on the seriousness of the condition and there is absolutely no clinical evidence that high fever causes convulsions or brain damage. In fact, Dr. Ross Parker, a leading pediatrician at the McMaster University Medical Centre in Hamilton, Ontario feels that physicians should not take the temperatures of their patients. Dr. Richard Mittleman agrees, stating that “the taking of temperature in the doctor’s office is basically an unnecessary ritual.”

There is no scientific evidence to indicate that it is necessary, or even wise, to lower the body’s temperature. Fever is not the problem, but only the result of the body attempting to deal with an impending infection. It should be viewed as a positive sign: the immune system is doing exactly what it is designed to do.

The bottom line is that it makes little sense to aggressively suppress the body’s natural defenses against viral infection. As a general rule of thumb, it is wiser to treat the child instead of the number. For instance, if you have a child with a 103 fever and is alert, drinking fluids and responsive and another child that has a fever of 99.4 and cannot be awoken and is dehydrated then treat the 99.4 child! Not the higher fever number child.

There are, of course, some exceptions here. For instance, it may make sense to seek medical care if one’s fever is above 104 degrees for over six hours, especially in an extremely weak or unresponsive child, or in any fever in an infant under four months of age, especially if recently vaccinated.

Next time your child has a fever, understand the reason the fever is there in the first place. Do not jump the gun and give your child medication to lower her temperature. Although you may be concerned that it could do some harm, fever is actually a good thing.

Consider this study that investigated the hypothesis that febrile infectious childhood diseases (FICDs), those illnesses accompanied by fever, are associated with a lower cancer risk in adulthood. The study consistently revealed “a lower cancer risk for patients with a history of FICD.” Albonico HU, Braker HU, Husler J. Febrile infectious childhood diseases in the history of cancer patients and matched controls. Medical Hypotheses. 1998;51(4):315-320. Please let the fever run its course and let the body heal itself!

An Earful
The most common treatments used for ear infections are antibiotics, decongestants, tympanostomy (tubes in the ears) and surgery. You may be surprised that the benefits of all of these are highly questionable. A clinical study published in the Lancet, a major medical research journal, concluded that “recovery time is about the same for children whether medical treatments were done or nothing was done at all.”

Another study published in the Archives of Otolaryngology showed that “88% of children with Otitis media never needed antibiotics and they do not shorten the span of the disease” As a matter of fact, a May 1997 edition of Newsweek stated that antibiotics are not nearly as effective as the body’s own immune system. What a concept!

So why use them?

Good question! For parents frustrated with recurring ear infections, the ENT (ears, nose & throat) specialist will most likely prescribe tympanostomy. It is a surgical procedure whereby your child is left in the hospital to be attended to by strangers and anaesthetized so that a tube can be placed in her ear drum to drain fluid. This procedure does nothing to eliminate the problem. It simply reduces pressure and fluid build-up. A barbaric ritual!

Over a million tympanostomies are performed in the U.S. and Canada every year. Do they work? In controlled clinical studies, it was determined that there was “no benefit gained from the placement of tubes.” As a matter of fact, they “actually created complications, such as scar formation on the ear drum,” leading to hearing loss. Not a favored side effect!

The late Dr. Robert Mendelson, one of the leading pediatricians in the U.S., felt that “the entire treatment for ear infections (antibiotics, antihistamines, tubes in the ears, tonsillectomy) represents overkill for a condition that, except in malnourished children, is almost self-limiting.”

Chiropractic Care
So how do kids get these ear infections?

In his landmark book Vaccination, Social Violence and Criminality, Dr. Harris Coulter sites Otitis and hearing loss as one of the most common side effects of vaccination, to the point where over 30 million visits are made to physicians around the U.S. and Canada each year. This opinion is echoed by Dr. Viera Schreibner, one of the world’s foremost authorities on vaccinations. Something to ponder!

As a wellness Chiropractor, I see ear infections as a malfunction of the immune and nervous system and lowered immune resistance along with poor drainage of the ear. In other words, the body is not able to fight off the infection and clear out the bacteria naturally.

The main cause of lowered immune resistance in the baby can be the birth itself. It is very traumatic. The stress associated with the average uncomplicated delivery may cause a vertebral subluxation “misalignment of some of the segments of the spine affecting the way the child’s nervous system reacts to the world around him”. In their landmark research studies, Drs. Gutman and Biedermann examined hundreds of newborn babies and concluded that an unhealthy spine at birth “causes many clinical features, from central motor impairment to lowered resistance to infection, especially ear, nose and throat infection.”

These physicians were emphatic that “the success of chiropractic care overshadows every other type of treatment.”

The Body Knows
In order for this to make sense, parents need to understand that the body is self-healing and self-regulating organism. In other words, it is designed to heal itself and regulate its own internal functions. When was the last time you had to instruct your stomach how many enzymes and chemicals to produce to digest a meal? The body knows what it’s doing, and it does it perfectly without our “meddling.”

Basically you’re on “auto pilot”. You have your very own “internal Internet” that allows your body to run things smoothly. This organic communication network is your nervous system. It controls your entire body and every function within it. As long as there is no interference or “short circuit” to its function, you should have the best health possible. One type of short circuit is a vertebral subluxation. It tends to interfere with the way your nervous system transmits information, lowering resistance, and making you susceptible to bacterial or viral invasion. In the case of ear infections, a misalignment of the upper neck or cranial bones will often cause the tubes that drain the ear to shift out of place and/or close up and prevent natural ear drainage.

What about the drugs?
Children who get a viral infection and are given aspirin can lead to Reye’s syndrome, a serious neurological condition that can cause death. Aspirin is also known to thin the blood and increase the chances of various bleeding disorders. Its use more or less doubles the risk of a severe gastrointestinal event, which in most cases can lead to hospitalization. Many people take acetaminophen for fever or sickness because it is not associated with increased bleeding. However, the general public is usually not aware of the fact that poison control centers in the US receive more calls as a result of an overdose of this drug than any other drug. Most commonly, overdoses of acetaminophen can lead to acute liver failure. In children, it has been associated with increased asthma and eczema symptoms.

Chiropractic care is absolutely safe and essential for children, especially in cases where the immune system needs a boost or ear infections are present. I have also found that, as an adjunct to chiropractic care, the following will be very helpful in dealing with children who have chronic ear infections:

1. I encourage my patients to avoid using Q-tips or shoving anything into the ear canal. Many parents are not aware that ears are designed to clean themselves; when an object is shoved into the ear canal, it causes this self-cleaning mechanism to be clogged. Promotion of wax build-up provides a breeding ground for bacteria.

2. Warm salt water drops in the nose will often clear the entrance to the Eustachian tube, the blocked passageway between the inner ear and the nose.

3. For the child with a full-blown ear infection, I recommend a touch of warm olive oil poured into the affected ear. This will help to alleviate the considerable discomfort almost immediately.

4. Vitamin C supplementation is beneficial. The dosage should range from 2,000 to 7,000 mg/day, depending on the age of the child.

5. Vitamin A and beta-carotene are important. I recommend an eight ounce glass of raw carrot juice daily.

6. To give the immune system increased function, have your child take: A. a high quality probiotic – health promoting beneficial bacteria, especially if your child has been on antibiotics for any length of time. I do not recommend using a dairy only source of probiotics like yogurt due to the fact that many have an allergy to dairy without realizing it and provides only minimum benefit after several days. A multi-strain, vegetarian probiotic with soil-based bacteria is best and faster acting; B. zinc lozenges – three times a day for approximately seven days. Be careful, however, not to exceed 50mg per day in total.

7. Vitamin B6 and D3 (400 – 2000 units/day: age and weight dependent) have been known to increase immune system function. And, of course, love, reassurance and lots of hugs and cuddles will do wonders in helping your child towards a speedy recovery!

Dr. John Ferguson is a family wellness Chiropractor in Clifton Park and a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (www.chiro4kids.org).

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