u/Flimsy_Ride_9929

I was just diagnosed earlier this week. I haven’t met with the diabetic educator yet so I’ve been treating this as a total shot in the dark. However, I can already feel such an emotional tole of it all. I have gained quite a bit this pregnancy, and I won’t deny that. But if I hear one more time how this is going to be “good for me,” I think I may lose it.
Am I just being dramatic and over sensitive… I get from the outside it just seems like all I have to do is eat healthy, which shouldn’t seem like such a taxing thing. But man, I’m emotionally struggling.

When you have a graduate student, specifically in the school system, how many times do you let them observe before they start taking over some sessions? Do they basically take over seeing majority of your caseload by the end?

I had a special ed teacher tell me today that they wanted me to work on R because they couldn’t make “any” progress in reading. I was seeing her targeting her lateral lisp which was significantly impacting intelligibility. She said reading trumps intelligibility. She then also questioned the number of minutes I was seeing the child. This was in front of the parent in an IEP meeting. I just feel undermined and disrespected. What should I do?