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The median home value in Shoreham, NY is $420,000.
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the county median home value of $341,500.
The national median home value is $177,414.
The average price of homes sold in Shoreham, NY is $420,000.
Approximately 75.11% of Shoreham homes are owned,
compared to 2.58% rented, while
22.32% are vacant.
Shoreham real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Exp Cape, 1 Family
Courtesy: Coach REALTORS @ Mt Sinai
Wonderful Spacious Expanded Cape In The Shoreham-Wading River School District. Master Bedroom, First Floor, Office, Kitchen, Formal Dining Room, Great Room With Fireplace, 2 Large Bedrooms 2nd Floor And Bath, Fenced Yard,Legal Accessory Apartment, Permits Required. Low Taxes.
Brand New Kitchen, Ss Appl's, Granite Counter, All Freshly Painted, Gleaming Hdwd Floors, Crown Molding + Shoreham/Wading River Schools!
Victorian, 1 Family
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential
Open House: Friday, 10/28 3:30-5:30PM
Welcome To Desirable North Hills Estates. This Stunning Victorian Offers Grand Entry Hall Living Room With Vaulted Ceilings, Formal Dining Room, Den, Eik With Cabinets Galore. Country Porch, 4 Car Garage, Owned Solar Panels, Cac, 51X31 Stone Patio, Swr Schools, Nestled On 1 Acre.
Custom Built 2 Story Traditional Home With Custom Moldings And Ceilings And A Staircase That Is Magnificent. Brand New Master Bath And Second Bath, With A 3rd Story Family Room, Billiards, Office And Separate Guest Room,Country Club Pool Area And Patios,Beautiful Property
Solid Built Home, Newer Kitchen, Baths, Roof And Garage Door.Oak Floors Up And Down. Priced Below Market For Quick Sale!!! .Shoreham Wading River Schools
Colonial, 1 Family
Courtesy: Little Bay Realty Inc
Open House: Sunday, 10/30 12:00-2:00PM
Pristine 4 Bedroom 2 Full & 2 Half Bath Colonial On Shy 1/2 Acre Landscaped Property. Includes-All Hardwood Flooring, 2 Wood Burning Fireplaces, Family Room With Sliders To Rear Covered Patio, Finished Basement With Bar Area And 1/2 Bath, Igs, 16 X 32 Igp With Private Setting, Brick Patios, Barn 2 Car Side Entry Garage. Taxes With Basic Star-$9963. Swrsd.
Ranch, 1 Family
Courtesy: Coach REALTORS at Pt Jefferson
Well Maintained Charming Ranch In Shoreham. 4 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, Hardwood Floors, 1 Car Garage, Newer Burner, In Ground Sprinklers, Screened In Porch. Great Location. Deeded Beach Rights
Contemporary, 1 Family
Courtesy: Douglas Elliman Real Estate
Sprawling 4 Bedroom Contemporary Located On Cul-De-Sac. Eik Cathedral Ceiling W/Granite Counters, Formal Dining Room , Den 17' Ceiling W/Stone Fireplace, 4 Skylights, Hardwood Floors, 2 Additional Large Unfinished Rooms On 2nd Floor,Sliders To Deck Overlooking Wooded Private 0.93 Acres,Fenced Yard, 16 X 32 Igp, Taxes W/Star$12,878.98, See Floor Plans & Virtual Tour.
Colonial, 1 Family
Courtesy: Daniel Gale Agency Inc
Open House: Sunday, 10/30 1:00-3:00PM
Warm And Inviting Park Ridge Colonial With 4 Brs, 2.5 Baths. New Eik. Formal Dining Room. Living Room Wired For Home Entertainment. The Backyard Is An Entertainers Dream With Huge New Trex Decking, Semi-Inground Heated Pool, Gazebo With Bar And Built In Firepit. Loads Of Privacy Too! Longwood Schools!
Colonial, 1 Family
Courtesy: Realty Connect USA L I Inc
Amazing Home In A Highly Desired Family Neighborhood. New Kitchen W/Granite And Stainless, New Cac, Hot Water Heater, Solar Panels. Private Country Club Backyard Great For Entertaining. Ig Pool, Mature Plantings/Landscaping. Truly A Must See Home In Move In Condition!!! Owner Wants Offers, Must Sell!!!
Ranch, 1 Family
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker M&D Good Life
This Perfect Little Two Bedroom Home Is Turn Key Ready. Quite Private Dead End With Big Back Yard And No Neighbors To The Rear
Well Maintained Home/Many Updates. Secluded & Nestled On A Treed Block. Private Yard, Gardens, L Shaped Pool - New Liner, Poolside Cabana, Storage Shed, E I K, Granite Ctrs, S S Appls, Gas Fpl & Heat, Newer Roof. Entertainers' Delight! Move In/ Unpack! Exceptional Deal For Starters Or Retirees! Near All Roadways, Shopping, Restaurants, Wineries, Farms & East End Amenities!
Colonial, 1 Family
Courtesy: Coach REALTORS @ Mt Sinai
Open House: Sunday, 10/30 1:00-2:30PM
Classic Front Door Colonial, All Hardwood Floors, Updated Kitchen, 2 Fireplaces, New Carpeting, Updated Bath, Ducts For Cac, Private Beach Rights.Bonus Loft Area For Play And Storage.
Post Modern, 1 Family
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Distinctive
Stunning Woodlands Classic W/2 Story Foyer & Living Rm,Den W/Fpl, Eik W/Granite, Ctr Isl,Butler Pantry, Mudroom,5th Br W/Full Bath.Laundry Closet On 2nd Floor.Full Unfinished Bsmt W/10'Full Walkout. Spacious Rooms.Master Suite W/Volume Ceilings,Full Bath W/Radiant Heated Floors,Whirlpool, Shower.Cambridge Paver Patio/Pool Surround. 24'X44' Heated Salt Water Pool, Pavilion
Colonial, 1 Family
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Residential
Subjest To Bank Aproval Big Colonial Features Large Rooms, Shy Half Acre Lot ,Updated Kitchen,New Boiler,Side Entrance Garage W/Loft,15 Year Roof,Anderson Windows,Woodfloors House Needs Tlc.Great Value....
2 Story, 1 Family
Courtesy: Sparrow Realty of New York
No C.O. For Pool. No C.O. For Addition. Replanting Needed For 15,000 Square Feet Of Property For Required Natural Vegetation Buffer As Per Town Of Brookhaven. Golf Course Behind Home Has Been Approval Pending For A 555,000 Panel Solar Power Plant.
Tranquility Abounds In This "Village Oldie" On 1.25 Acres. Stay With Original Integrity Or Modernize To Your Hearts Desire!! 5 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, Spacious Entertaining Area In/Out - 4 Patios. Lr/Air Tight Wood Stove, Adjoining Dining Room, Den, Eik. 2 Car Att Garage, Lrdy, Fam Rm. Enjoy Village Tennis Courts, Ball Field, Playground, Club House And Georgous Beach.
Colonial, 1 Family
Courtesy: Lombardo Homes & Estates
We Co Broke. 5 Bed 5 Bath Colonial In Desirable Country Manors. Grand 2 Story Foyer With Custom Moldings, Granite & Stainless Steel Kitchen That Opens To A Grand Family Room With Fireplace And Custom Built-Ins, Large Master Suite, Full Finished Basement Including Bar, Exercise Room, And Movie Theater. 3 Car Garage, 44X26 Mountain Lake Pool With Waterfall. Must See!!
Stately Center Hall Colonial W/Open Flr Plan, Features Eik W/New Granite Countertop & Ss Appliances, Huge Master Suite W/Dressing Rm & Wic, 3 Addt'l Bdrms W/Full Bath, Formal D/R, Lg. L/R W/Fireplace, Pellet Stove & Sliders To Deck Overlooking 1.07 Acres W/Wooded Prvcy, Full Fnshed Bsment W/Egress-Possible M/D W/Proper Permits, H/W Floors, Cac, 2 Car Att. Garage. Must See!
Colonial, 1 Family
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Distinctive
Open House: Sunday, 11/6 1:00-3:00PM
Truly A Rare Find With All Big Tickets Items Replaced W/ Top Of The Line Products. New Roof, Siding, Gutters, Shutters, Windows, Interior Drs, Boiler, Oil Tank, Rheem Cac, Master Bthrm& 1/2Bth, Junction Box &/Breakers W/ Surge Protector, Generator Hook Up, Garage Drs & Openers, Kitchen Cabinetry & Appliances, Newer Wall To Wall Carpeting & Much More.. Lavish Landscaping.
Cape, 1 Family
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Distinctive
Half Acre Of Fenced Property Surround This Cozy Victorian Offering Wood Floors Through-Out, Volume Ceiling In Living Room, Sunny Kitchen With Center Island And Sliders To Large Entertainment Size Deck. First Or Second Floor Master Bdrm-The Choice Is Yours. First Floor Laundry Rm Closet W/Washer & Dryer Hook-Up, Large Basement With 2 Standard Windows And Outside Access .
Magnificent Waterfront Home!! Pristine Level Property With Observation Deck And Steps Leading To Your Own Beach With Cabana. Awesome Master Suite With 2 Full Baths On Main Level, And Open Floor Plan With Lots Of Glass Overlooking L.I.Sound. Private, Landscaped Property On Dead End Street. Builders Own Home With Only The Best!
Colonial, 1 Family
Courtesy: H & G Realty New York
Location, Location Sits This 4Br, 2.5 Bath Clarendon Colonial In Desired Soundview Acres! Eik W/Stainless Steel Appls, Ceramic Tile, & Corian Counters, Den W/Full Brick Wall Fireplace, Beautiful Hw Flrs Throughout, Andersen Wndws & Sliders, Newer: Roof, Peerless Boiler, Driveway, Cambridge Pavers, & More! Fully Fenced .79/Acres W/Igp & Igs, Deeded Beach Rights, Must See!
Ranch, 1 Family
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Distinctive
Diamond In The Rough Waiting For Some Spit And Polish! Stunning Waterviews On Well Vegetated Bluff. Hardwood Floors Throughout. Living Room With Majestic Stone Fireplace. The Floor Plan Offers Spacious Rooms & Possible Stairwell For Second Floor Expansion. Expansive Two Car Attached Garage. Private Location. Sold "As Is" - Appliances Included In Sale But Without "Value"
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With Week 4 of the 2011 NFL regular season nearly over, it's time to look at who stood out in each of this week's games.
This weekend, you might have seen that a certain Super Bowl MVP quarterback, a kicker in the AFC West and a little-known running back for the Redskins all had big days.
Having said that, I might as well get down to business.
Here are my MVPs for each game in the NFL's Week 4.

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Documents relating to: The Growing Child: School-Age (6 to 12 Years)
3 Zika-Carrying Mosquitoes Found in Florida
ADHD May Hamper Social Relationships Early in Life
ADHD Meds May Raise Risk for Psychotic Side Effects in Some Kids: Study
Adult Survivors of Childhood Brain Tumors May Have Lingering Troubles: Study
Arsenic Exposure in Womb Linked to Respiratory Risks in Babies
Banned PCB Chemicals Still Tied to Autism in U.S. Kids
Behavior Woes Hamper Boys More Than Girls in School: Study
Birth Defect Tied to Zika Virus Can Leave Children With Lifetime of Health Woes
Calling Your Kid 'Fat' Could Be Counterproductive
CDC Awards $2.4M to 5 Locales to Fight Zika
CDC Cites 14 Potential New Cases of Zika Transmitted By Sex
CDC's Frieden: We're Nearly Out of Money to Fight Zika
Certain Cancers Seem Less Likely for Kids of Hispanic Moms Born Outside U.S.
Check Newborns of Women Who Visited Zika-Prone Areas for Infection: CDC
Chemical Exposure During Pregnancy Linked to Excess Weight in Kids
Child Abuse at Daycare, Youth Groups Rarer Than Thought: Survey
Child Abuse May Shorten Some Women's Lives
Childhood Cancer Treatment May Raise Adult Heart Disease Risk
Childhood PTSD May Leave Imprint on Brain
Children's Brains 'Light Up' at Sound of Mom's Voice
Close Bond Between Kids, Parents Has Long-Term Health Benefits
Congress Can't Agree on Additional Funding to Fight Zika
Cost Keeps Many Kids From Playing School Sports, Other Activities
Could an Obese Dad's Sperm Pass Traits to His Kids?
Could IVF Raise Children's Odds for Blood Cancer?
Daily Bit of Chocolate in Pregnancy May Help Mom, Baby
Do Benefits of City Gardening Outweigh Risks?
Does Losing a Father in War Shorten a Child's Life?
Dogs in the Home May Lower Kids' Odds for Asthma
Early Bedtime for Preschoolers, Healthier Weight Later?
Early Emotional Support May Help Kids Manage Feelings Later
Even Controlled, Epilepsy May Still Cause Problems for Kids
Exercise + Classwork May = Better Math Scores
Extreme 'Preemies' Often Have Lifelong Challenges
'Fat Shaming' Begins in First Grade
Fidgeting May Help Students With ADHD Learn
Finding Suggests Zika Virus Can Move From Mother to Child During Pregnancy
For Refugee Children, Support Breeds Success
Foster Kids Face Higher Risk of Health Problems: Study
Funds to Fight Zika Nearly Exhausted: CDC
Gardening May Give Kids' Diets a Boost
Gestational Diabetes May Lead to More Body Fat on Babies
Harsh Parenting May Harm a Child's Physical Health
Health Tip: Checking Your Child's Toys for Lead
Health Tip: Help Your Toddler Develop Needed Skills
Health Tip: Monitoring Your Child's Development
Health Warning Labels Might Help Parents Skip the Soda Aisle
Healthy Diet as Teen, Less Weight Gain as Adult
Healthy-Eating Tots Still Like Junk Food
Helping a Child Manage a Chronic Illness
How Much Video Gaming Is Too Much for Kids?
How to Keep Your Baby's Slumber Safe
If 1st Baby's Early, 2nd Will Be Too: Study
If Younger Sibling Arrives Before 1st Grade, Kids Less Likely to Be Obese: Study
Infant Delivery and Feeding Methods Can Affect Gut Composition
Junk Food Ads Sway Kids' Preferences
Kids Born Through IVF Show No Higher Risk for Developmental Delays: Study
Kids' Grades May Suffer When Families Move
Kids of Older Moms May Have a Leg Up on Their Peers
Kids With Autism Do Well Learning New Words: Study
Kids With Autism More Likely to Wander, Less Likely to Recognize Danger
Kindergartners With Traumatic Life Experiences Struggle More in School
Lawn Mowers Can Cause Severe Injuries to Kids
Lots of Fish in Pregnancy Tied to Higher Obesity Risk in Kids
Low Prenatal Vitamin D Linked to Later MS in Offspring
Makeup of Germs in Newborn's Gut May Triple Allergy, Asthma Risk
Many U.S. Adults Think Kids' Health Is Worse Today
Many U.S. Women Still Smoke Before, During Pregnancy: Report
Measles Outbreak May Have Swayed Some Parents on Vaccines
Mom's Obesity, Diabetes May Spur Fetus to Grow Too Fast
Mom-to-Be's Smoking Tied to Poorer Fitness in Sons
More Evidence Gay Parents Raise Well-Adjusted Kids
More Evidence That Severe Poverty Harms Kids' Health
Most Low-Income Dads Stay Involved With Their Kids: Study
Most Preschoolers Use Tablets, Smartphones Daily
Mouse Models Reveal How Zika Infects Fetuses
No Amount of Lead Is Safe for Kids
No More Than 6 Teaspoons of Added Sugars a Day for Kids
Obama Asks Congress for $1.9 Billion to Battle Zika Virus
Obesity Can Send Kids' Blood Pressure Soaring: Study
Others' Drug, Alcohol Use May Trigger Bad Behavior in Teens
Parental Debt May Affect Kids' Behavior
Parents Can Play Big Role in Thwarting Teen Fights: Study
Parents' Depression, Anxiety May Contribute to Kids' Fussy Eating
Parents Often Using TVs, Tablets as 'Electronic Babysitters'
Planned Cesareans Tied to Slight Increase in Asthma Risk for Kids
Pot Use During Pregnancy Tied to Low Birth Weight Babies
Pregnancy May Ease PTSD for Some Women, Study Finds
Prenatal Acetaminophen Use Tied to Higher Asthma Risk in Kids: Study
Prenatal Diet Rich in Vitamin D May Cut Allergy Risk in Kids: Study
Prenatal Use of HIV Drug May Slow Child's Development Slightly
Prenatal Vitamin D Supplements May Not Lower Baby's Asthma Risk: Study
Psychological Disorders Affect 1 in 7 U.S. Kids Under 9: CDC
Rates of Severe Obesity Among U.S. Kids Still Rising: Study
Repeat C-Section May Have No Long-Term Health Risk for Baby
Researchers Find Another Way Zika Can Harm Babies
Restrictive Diets May Cause Thyroid Troubles in Young Kids
Schools Must Do More to Combat Obesity Among Hispanic Kids: Report
Season of Conception May Affect Fetal Brain Growth
Sending Kids Off to College Doesn't Have to Be Tearful
Short Gap Between Pregnancies Tied to Higher Autism Risk?
Should Tackling Be Banned From Youth Football?
Sleep Loss May Be Tied to Raised Diabetes Risk in Teen Boys
Smoking During Pregnancy Seems to Alter Fetal DNA, Study Finds
Sound Sleep Elusive for Many Kids With ADHD
Spike in Newborn Drug-Withdrawal Tied to Prenatal Painkiller Use
Strong Link Emerges Between Zika, Spikes in Temporary Paralysis Cases
Study Details Dire Consequences of Fetal Alcohol Disorders
Study Links Child Abuse, Neglect to Earlier Onset of Bipolar Disorder
Study Ties Parents' Criticism to Persistent ADHD in Kids
Study: Extremely Premature Babies at Greater Risk for Autism
Teens' IQ Drop Can't Be Blamed Solely on Pot: Study
Think Safety When Picking, Packing School Backpacks
Those Baby 'Milestones' May Have Longer-Term Importance
Tourette Threat Surges for Babies When Mom Smokes in Pregnancy
U.N. Tightens Safe Sex Guidelines for Visitors to Zika Zones
Weight, Exercise May Affect Children's Thinking Skills
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William S. Farish Endowed Chair of Plastic SurgeryChief, Division of Plastic SurgeryDirector, Burn and Wound Clinic
My name is Henry C. Vásconez; I am the William S. Farish Endowed Chair and Chief of the Division of Plastic Surgery, Director of the Craniofacial Anomalies Team and Clinic, and a professor in both plastic surgery and pediatrics at the University Of Kentucky College of Medicine in Lexington.
I earned my medical degree from Central University Medical School in Quito, Ecuador, after which I received a public health certificate and fellowship in rural and tropical medicine in the Ecuadorian Amazon jungle and the Galapagos Islands. I completed a residency in general surgery at the University of Illinois in Chicago, a residency in plastic surgery at Emory University in Atlanta and a fellowship in craniofacial surgery at the International Craniofacial Institute in Dallas.
I am a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and the International College of Surgeons, and a Subspecialty Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Among my many professional memberships are the American Association of Pediatric Plastic Surgeons, the American Association of Plastic Surgeons, the American Cleft Palate Craniofacial Association, the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the American Society of Craniofacial Surgery, the American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, and the International Society of Craniofacial Surgery.
I have published extensively, including more than 60 journal articles and 15 textbook chapters. I am an invited lecturer, visiting professor, and presenter at medical education programs and symposia, both nationally and internationally. I am the recipient of several research grants, and currently the principal investigator in a national clinical trial in burn treatment.
American Board of SurgeryAmerican Board of Plastic SurgeryFellow of the American College of SurgeonsAmerican Board of Plastic Surgery Certificate of Added Qualification in Hand Surgery
Kentucky ClinicSecond Floor, Wing C740 S. LimestoneLexington KY 40536-0284
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Medical Policy: 02.01.46
Original Effective Date: January 2012
Reviewed: August 2016
Revised: August 2016
Benefit determinations are based on the applicable contract language in effect at the time the
services were rendered. Exclusions, limitations or exceptions may apply. Benefits may vary
based on contract, and individual member benefits must be verified. Wellmark determines medical
necessity only if the benefit exists and no contract exclusions are applicable. This medical
policy may not apply to FEP. Benefits are determined by the Federal Employee Program.
This Medical Policy document describes the status of medical technology at the time the document was developed. Since that time, new technology may have emerged or new medical literature may have been published. This Medical Policy will be reviewed regularly and be updated as scientific and medical literature becomes available.
Transcranial magnetic stimulation
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a noninvasive method of delivering electrical stimulation to the brain. A magnetic field is delivered through the skull, where it induces electric currents that affect neuronal function. Repetitive TMS (rTMS) is being evaluated as a treatment of depression and other psychiatric/neurologic brain disorders.
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) was introduced as a method of noninvasive stimulation of the brain. The technique involves placement of a small coil over the scalp; passing a rapidly alternating current through the coil wire, which produces a magnetic field that passes unimpeded through the scalp and bone, resulting in electrical stimulation of the cortex. TMS was initially used to investigate nerve conduction; for example, TMS over the motor cortex will produce a contralateral muscular-evoked potential. The motor threshold, which is the minimum intensity of stimulation required to induce a motor response, is empirically determined for each individual by localizing the site on the scalp for optimal stimulation of a hand muscle, then gradually increasing the intensity of stimulation. The stimulation site for treatment is usually 5 cm anterior to the motor stimulation site. Interest in the use of TMS as a treatment for depression was augmented by the development of a device that could deliver rapid, repetitive stimulation. Imaging studies had shown a decrease in activity of the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) in depressed patients, and early studies suggested that high frequency (e.g., 5-10 Hz) TMS of the left DLPFC had antidepressant effects. Low frequency (1-2 Hz) stimulation of the right DLPFC has also been investigated. The rationale for low frequency TMS is inhibition of right frontal cortical activity to correct the interhemispheric imbalance. A combination approach (bilateral stimulation) is also being explored. In contrast to electroconvulsive therapy, rTMS does not require anesthesia and does not induce a convulsion.
TMS is also being studied as a treatment for a variety of other disorders including alcohol dependence, Alzheimer's disease, neuropathic pain, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-partum depression, depression associated with Parkinson's disease, schizophrenia, migraine, spinal cord injury, tinnitus, and fibromyalgia.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
Current evidence suggests that there are no major safety concerns associated with transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) for severe depression. There is uncertainty about the procedure' s clinical efficacy, which may depend on higher intensity, greater frequency, bilateral application and/or longer treatment durations than have appeared in the evidence to date. TMS should therefore be performed only in research studies designed to investigate these factors.
Based on Hayes meta-analysis (2014): Questions still remain about the standard treatment plan, the longevity, duration, the need for maintenance, and the actual effect of transcranial magnetic stimulation. Transcranial magnetic stimulation over sham transcranial magnetic stimulation, may not last beyond 2 or 3 weeks after the end of treatment. Low quality evidence suggested that transcranial magnetic stimulation may be at least as effective as electroconvulsive therapy under certain circumstances, but under other circumstances, electroconvulsive may be superior; this evidence is of low quality because of unexplained inconsistency in study results. Low quality evidence suggested that if transcranial magnetic stimulation has any effect on quality of life or function, it is very small. The review found insufficient evidence on the use of transcranial magnetic stimulation as maintenance therapy after acute response.
American Psychiatric Association
Released updated practice guidelines for the treatment of patients with major depressive disorder recommend that the treatment in the acute phase of MDD be aimed at inducing remission of the episode with a goal to return the patient to their baseline level of functioning.
Regulatory Status
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS)
Devices for transcranial stimulation/repetitive transcranial stimulation have received clearance by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for diagnostic uses which include:
Cranial Electrical Stimulation
Cranial electrical stimulation (CES) is a noninvasive method of delivering electrical stimulation, frequently in the home setting. Via a small, battery-operated device that delivers low level electrical stimulation (i.e., microcurrent) to the brain through electrodes that attach to the ear lobes via clips. Treatment time generally ranges from 20-60 minutes daily, or as directed by the patient's physician. Its proposed indications include, but may not be limited to, anxiety, depression, insomnia, fibromyalgia, Alzheimer's Disease, and pain-related disorders.
Cranial electrical stimulation (also known as electrosleep, electrotherapeutic sleep, cerebral electrotherapy, transcranial electrotherapy, transcerebral electrotherapy, craniofacial electrostimulation, and electric cerebral stimulation) is being studied for the treatment of insomnia, anxiety and depression. Low levels of electrical current are applied via electrodes clipped onto the ear lobes or attached behind the ears. CES is thought to have a direct effect on the brain's limbic system, hypothalamus, and/or reticular activation system. It has also been suggested that CES may activate the parasympathetic autonomic nervous system by stimulating the vagus nerve.
Navigated Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (nTMS)
A navigated TMS (nTMS) system received Naclearance from the FDA in 2009. The Nexstim eXimia Navigated Brain Stimulation System is marketed for use in pre-surgical planning of patients undergoing brain surgery. This system provides non-invasive functional mapping of the motor cortex using transcranial magnetic stimulation with standard MRI guidance. The studies to date on nTMS are limited by small sample size, limiting the validity of the study conclusions.
Not applicable.
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
Transcranial magnetic stimulation and repeat transcranial magnetic stimulation of the brain is considered medically necessary when the following criteria is met for initial and single repeat treatment for a current acute depressive episode.
*Depressive episode is defined by the DSM V as :
Initial Treatment
It would be the expectation that step therapy as described in the Antidepressant Drug Policy is followed in regard to trial time and failure specifics of medications.
Treatment Specifics
Repeat Treatment
Maintenance Therapy
Currently the use of TMS as maintenance therapy is considered investigational Guidelines are necessary to define treatment course and maintenance appropriateness. Information is lacking in overall standard of treatment and the lasting effects of participation in TMS.
Policy Guidelines
A major depressive episode is a period characterized by the symptoms of major depressive disorder: primarily depressed mood, and a loss of interest or pleasure in everyday activities, accompanied by other symptoms such as feelings of emptiness, hopelessness, anxiety, worthlessness, guilt and/or irritability, changes in appetite, problems concentrating, remembering details or making decisions, and thoughts of or attempts at suicide. This would have been present for 2 weeks or more and represent a change from previous functioning.
For both Initial and Repeat Treatments no contraindications should exist, including but not limited to the following:
Cranial Electrical Stimulation
Cranial electrical stimulation (CES) is investigational for all uses, such as but not limited to:
Review of available literature reveals a lack of controlled clinical trials that prove the value and effectiveness of the procedure. As such, CES devices used in the home and clinical setting are investigational.
Navigated Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (nTMS)
Navigated transcranial magnetic stimulation (nTMS) is considered investigational in preoperative treatment planning and diagnostic testing of motor function. There is limited evidence at this time to permit conclusions regarding the impact of this diagnostic testing on net health outcomes. Additional well-designed clinical studies with larger patient populations are required.
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If you are 65 years or older at the close of the taxable year and your principal residence is in Massachusetts, you may be eligible for the Senior Circuit Breaker, a refundable credit against personal income taxes. First, you have to meet income thresholds:
For single taxpayers you can't make more than $55,000 in tax year 2013, $69,000 for a head of household and $82,000 for married couples.
Next, the assessed value of your home, before you take any residential exemptions but after any amount that's abated may not exceed $700,000.
For homeowners, the credit is based on any property tax payments after an abatement or exemption that may exceed 10% of your total income. The maximum credit for tax year 2013 is $1,030, all fully refundable.
Seniors can also claim the credit if they rent a residence.
Taxpayers who are eligible for the Senior Circuit Breaker must file Schedule CB with the 2013 state tax return, even if they don't pay any taxes or have a need to file a tax return.
In tax year 2011, the most complete year for statistics, more than 86 thousand Massachusetts seniors took advantage of the tax credit, receiving nearly $67 million dollars in credits. The average Senior Circuit Breaker Credit that went into their pocket was $774.
Check out the new Schedule CB for this year.
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As featured in Town and Country Travel and chosen by Andrew Harper LLC travel experts as a premium property, Granite Ridge cabin is the Quintessential Mountain Log Cabin. Upon entering the hand hewn lodgepole pine and stone log cabin, built in 1998 and anchored on Granite Ridge overlooking the Four Seasons Hotel and Teton Village, you will be greeted with stunning mountain, forest, valley and village views. The quiet private 2100 square foot log 'cabin', designed in the Arts and Craft tradition, is a perfect sanctuary for those looking for a resort quality Western experience in a luxury log home, with hotel-like amenities, surrounded by the beauty of the Teton Mountains and Jackson Hole. Convenient to Grand Teton National Park, Jackson, Wyoming and Yellowstone National Park, wonderful lifetime memories are created in this elegant home surrounded by the beauty of nature.
The two levels are finely appointed with resort Western furnishings of leather, iron and wood befitting the Wyoming location. Upon returning to the comfort of the air conditioned cabin after a day of skiing, hiking or outdoor adventuring, there are several choices to relax: soaking in the private 6 person hot tub outside under the Tetons, hydrotherapy in the tub for two in the master suite, reading in front of the large wood burning Longhorn fireplace, watching the latest media on the 60 SMART TV with cable and universal remote or simply sitting in front of the windows and enjoying the majesty of the Teton Mountains from the point of Granite Ridge. Seasonally, dining and relaxing on the Frontgate teak furniture on the outdoor deck with beautiful alpine views is another option. If outdoor adventures bring hunger, there are many options within walking distance including continental dining at the Four Seasons, western cuisine at the Couloir Restaurant on Rendezvous Mountain via an evening ride on the Bridger Gondola, Italian dining at the Osteria in the Hotel Terra, Teton Thai or everyone's favorite, the classic Mangy Moose Restaurant. Within an easy 10 minute drive, dining out choices increase to Sushi, Austrian, more Italian and BBQ. For the cooking and dining in options, there is a fully equipped cook's kitchen with Caphalon cookware, GE Profile appliances, a two burner Weber gas grill and table linens to prepare and serve a full meal. Frontgate teak counter height furniture on the deck overlooks the Teton Mountains for alpine dining in the summer. If none of these convenient dining choices appeal to you, the town of Jackson is only 20 minutes away with even greater variety of restaurants to choose from.
Nighttime entertainment is a roaring fire under the 20 ft ceilings in the living area; star gazing over the Tetons from the hot tub or lodge area, enjoying the entertainment center with 60' SMART TV with cable, Bose IPod, complimentary wireless internet access or taking a short, romantic walk to the Village for live music.
The entrance to Grand Teton National Park is one mile from the front door, the south entrance to Yellowstone is one hour away, and the town of Jackson is a beautiful 20 minute drive. For the outdoor lover: golfing, hiking, biking, swimming, canoeing, whitewater rafting, kayaking, scenic float trips, trail rides and wildlife viewing are within minutes of the house. For the spa lover: wellness treatments are available at the Four Seasons and Snake River Resort, within minutes of the cabin. Wintertime fun like cross country skiing, downhill skiing, snow mobile trips and dog sled excursions are available at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort - five minutes away or by arrangement at the front door. .
Need your kitchen stocked or information about any of the adventures in Jackson Hole? Ask Tricia when you make your reservation.
Keywords: Luxury Log cabin Stunning Views Air Cond Fireplace Teton Village Ski
There were three reasons we purchased this property:
- Location - we can walk, cycle or take a bus to meals and/or music in Teton Village and Jackson
- Views - the stunning ever changing views coupled with the tranquility of nature
- Location - Grand Teton National Park is one mile and Yellowstone is one hour from the front door
Our location across from the Four Seasons Resort and 150 feet from a private rope tow to Teton Village and base lifts is perfect for access to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and ski schools
You can watch the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Tram from the base village to the top of the Rendezvous Mountain from the 12 foot picture windows in the home - 4,000 feet of incredible ever changing views year round.
My husband, daughter, and her boyfriend had the BEST time! They said that the cabin was great and they would like to go back again next year! We are thinking about the week of Dec. 26th. Is this cabin available and if so what is the price and do you have to rent it for a week? Also where are the rest of the owner's listings? I remember you saying that she had other rental properties that were just as great. Thank you for renting this to us and encouraging me to rent it. We are very happy with the results! Look forward to hearing from you.
I cannot say enough wonderful things about this property! The location is perfect. We walked to all of our mountain activities from the house. The view is SPECTACULAR!! The owners have spared no expense in making this a magnificent vacation place. The home itself is comfortable. The kitchen has everything you need if you want to cook, which we did almost every night. I have no idea when this home was built, but, it feels brand new. Our girls loved the hot tub...especially after white water rafting!
We hiked the mountain and also drove to Jenny Lake, which was so easy to get to from the house. We definitely are planning to stay here again! Our summer trip was fabulous! Now, I want to see it in the winter!
I highly recommend this property!! You can't get any better!
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We have stayed all over the Jackson Hole area and found this house to be our favorite so far. Perfect location...we were able to watch the 4th of July fireworks from the patio and had an easy walk to anywhere in the Village. Accommodations at the house were fantastic with nice touches everywhere...including wonderfully comfortable beds AND a/c for the warmer days. Not many places in the area have a/c and sometimes you just really want it. Was a wonderful stay for our family. Add in the deer taking an afternoon walk right on our path most days -- awesome!
This was our first ever visit to Jackson Hole and it could not have been better. The home was spotless and perfectly sized for our family of 5. Amazing views, a mile from Grand Teton National Park, 15 minutes to town, an hour from Yellowstone and a 2-minute walk to restaurants, the tram/gondola and outdoor activities.
The house included everything we needed and Patricia thought of everything. Our vacation was PERFECT and I'm so glad we chose this home. I would recommend it to anyone staying in the Jackson area.
We had a fun time. The house is ideally situated in Teton Village close for walking to restaurants in the Village or a short drive to Jackson Hole . The house was very comfortably furnished and had all the kitchen appliances and utensils someone would want -- even a wok! It was nice to arrive and the hot tub was running and two BBQ units were on the porch with full bottles of gas. The internet was slow but you are very lucky to have a connection at all in that area.
We had a great time and now know we have a special place in Teton/Jackson Hole to come back to in the future.
Really enjoyed the house - great location for skiing, just a short walk to the private rope tow. Excellent views of the mountain and valley. The living room and kitchen were fantastic, well appointed, comfortable. Master bathroom shower was luxurious and the hot tub was a great perk. Would stay here again any time I'm in Jackson Hole.
One caveat - if you are not planning on having a car the walk up from the village where the restaurants and convenience stores is pretty steeply uphill, depending on what kind of shape you are in.
Helpful host, clean, well decorated, a fantastic view, ski in/out......is there more to say ?
We will surely return.
Golf, Spa treatments at Four Seasons and Snake River resort (5 minute walk from the cabin), World renowned Fly Fishing, Whitewater Rafting on the Snake River, Yellowstone National Park - 60 miles, Grand Teton National Park - 1 mile, Hot air balloon rides and paragliding in Teton Village, horseback rides
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Feb 18 2017 - Feb 25 2017
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Feb 26 2017 - Apr 9 2017
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Adult: £36.00 / Child : £18.00This is surely the best way to see the jewel in the island's crown. Heading off from Mandraki harbour, enjoy a leisurely sail down the coast to this stunningly beautiful town enjoying wonderful views over its harbour and whitewashed houses as you approach. Once ashore you'll have several hours to take in its sights.
Diver: £61.00 / Non Diver (Adult): £42.00 / Non Diver (Child): £42.00Experience a magical undersea world in waters around the island of Rhodes. Spend the day diving in the Kallithea Bay's shallow waters, among colourful fish, keeping an eye out for octopus or even barracuda. Non divers are also welcome on this day trip you can snorkel or swim in crystal clear waters or simply bask in the sun.
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Adult: £45.00 / Child : £23.00Discover the best of Rhodes while learning interesting historical facts and myths from your knowledgeable guide. Highlights include the ancient city of Kamiros, the wine region of Embona and the picturesque village of Sianna for a sample of the local honey and spirit Souma.
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Bamako Things to Do
Musée Nationale des Arts
If you have enough time, take an afternoon to visit the Musée National des Arts :you can find a lot of beautiful masks and other objects from different groups in Mali.They also organise some events (theatre, folklore,...) now and then so keep an eye on their website (posted below).Enjoy!more
BCEAO Tower
The BCEAO Tower sits right in the heart of Bamako, along the Niger River, and is really a nice site to behold. It's the Malian headquarters of the Central Bank of West African States, and has some ATM machines outside. I never went in, and I'm not really sure if there is anything to do inside besides banking, but the building itself is something to...more
Roundabout Monuments
Something to keep an eye out for as you as making your way around the city is all the monuments that are scattered around Bamako, usually in the center of a roundabout.The types of monuments vary greatly, ranging from war memorials to a soccer mascot (built for the 2002 African Cup of Nations, which Mali hosted). There are some pretty interesting...more
Bamako Hotels
Radisson Blu Hotel, Bamako
ACI 2000, Hamdallaye, (formerly Radisson SAS), Bamako, 2566, Mali
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Hotel Salam
I have stayed several times at the Salam. It is conveniently located just into the city across the...more
Grand Hotel Bamako
A large hotel built in the 1950s and renovated in the 1980s. There is a swimming pool which is among...more
Bamako Restaurants
Best grilled food in Bamako
San Toro is the most original and interesting restaurant in Bamako. With excellent fish, meet and sauces, the food is simple, well presented and delicious. The decoration is amazing! I've never seen something like this! Presenting African food in a luxurious setting is genius. Much better than badly copying French food in Africa...if you know what...more
Best Place Ever!
3 hectares of Gardens, a wonderfull pool, a very nice restaurant... it is just an escapade from the croud and busy life in Bamako Taste the Tomato Tarte or the Carpacio the Bar: best ever + The best Grilled steak in Townmore
The best Western food in Bamako
Amandine is a great restaurant in Bamako. Although it is owned by Lebanese men, the menu is more similar to what you might find here in the United States. They serve all kinds of great foods ranging from pizza to steaks, and all kinds of stuff. It's a "typical" Western restaurant, except it happens to be in the middle of Africa.They also had a...more
Bamako Nightlife
L'Appaloosa has two parts, one for the restaurant, described in my restaurant tips, and one for the bar.The bar can remind an American ranch with wooden parts and decorations, some flags, etc.The long bar is well furnished in a lot of different alcohols and wines, some local beers. The choice of cocktails is large. On Wednesdays, they organise a...more
Bla Bla
The place to be during the weekends. You will meet expatriates and the golden boys of Mali. Wealthy Malians come to show their money and their girlfriends.You have the choice between the large ventilated terrasse and the small airconditionned bar inside.Decoration is made of local material.Large choice of cocktails and wines, the bar is also a...more
Best night club of the country
Le Byblos is probably the best night club of Bamako. From 12:30 till done everyday, you can enjoy both local and international music. Mali has well known international artists, the most famous being probably Salif Keita. They can mix Salif Keita directly between Madonna and Jennifer Lopez, which could be surprising in Europe and very normal there....more
Bamako Transportation
From Tambacounda to Bamako
There are through buses from Dakar to Bamako (30? hours) but at the moment they are not allowed to pick up passengers in Tambacounda. Its best to go to the Gare Routiere Tambacounda in the early morning, take a Sept Place (shared taxi) to the border, 5000 CFA about 4 hours, take then a taxi (the stamp out of Senegal is not done at a distance from...more
From Tambacounda Senegal to Bamako
There are through buses from Dakar to Bamako (30? hours) but at the moment they are not allowed to pick up passengers in Tambacounda. Its best to go to the Gare Routiere Tambacounda in the early morning, take a Sept Place (shared taxi) to the border, 5000 CFA about 4 hours, take then a taxi (the stamp out of Senegal is not done at a distance from...more
Definitely a must to get into the local life: use the local green buses, called Sotrama.They get you everywhere for less than a dollar, depending on the distance. They have fixed stops; so ask around where you need to get which bus to go where. For getting out on the next stop, you make yourself heard by knocking on the inside of the bus with a...more
Bamako Shopping
Hand-crafted items
There are a ton of craftsmen in Bamako, and they make some really neat things to sell. Spend some time looking around the Artisan, or even any other local market you come across, and you'll find plenty of these items.Hand-made items for sale can range from large furniture to small decorative souvenirs. The quality is really good too - I bought a...more
Markets are everywhere
Bamako has tons of markets scattered throughout the city. At these markets you can literally find and buy whatever you need/want. Clothes, food, electronics, shoes, jewelry... you name it, someone is selling it.There are no fixed prices either. Everything is negotiable. Keep in mind that if you are easily recognizable as a foreigner, the price that...more
Malians wear traditional clothes that look between the coloured African dressing and the Arabic one. Batik is a Malian fabric you can find at different prices in the boutiques of Bamako. Curiously, the best qualities are imported from Europe, but you can find local "imitations" at very good prices. Buy the fabric in a shop and ask a taylor to make...more
Bamako Local Customs
Bamako Fashion
This collection at a tailor shop shows his work and the fashion in Bamako at the time (2006).ps: tailoring is done - as in many African countries - by men.more
Participate in Id al-Adha
If you happen to be in Mali during Id al-Adha, at the end of the Ramadan, it is a huge event to slaughter sheep, visit your neighbours, etc. I 'd recommend participating in it as much as possible.more
Mali is a Muslim Country
For some reason, people seem to be surprised to find out that Mali is a Muslim country: 90% of the population identifies as Muslim, while 9% practice indigenous religions, and only 1% are Christians.So when visiting, you should keep in mind that most things revolve around Islamic traditions - for example Friday is generally the day everyone has off...more
Bamako Warnings and Dangers
Unfortunately, Mali is right in the middle of the "Malaria Zone" of Western Africa. Because of this, you should exercise extreme caution to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes, which is the most common way of contracting the disease.What this means is to wear adequate clothing (jeans instead of shorts, long sleeves instead of short sleeves, high calf...more
Security warning! Please read
The security situation in Bamako has changed drastically in the past few weeks. Violent crime has increased dramatically and 40 prisoners escaped from Kati prison on 23rd July and only 2 have been recaptured. These prisoners included murderers, robbers and rapists. The Police have cautioned that these individuals should be regarded as highly...more
Health: Malaria
NB: This section is for information only. If you worried you may have Malaria please see a doctor as soon as possible.Mali is a developing country and care should be taken to guard your health. The biggest problems for travellers are Malaria and stomach bugs.Malaria is caught from parasite infected mosquitoes who bite you and transfer the parasite...more
Bamako Tourist Traps
If you wander around the market area in Bamako you will meet many young men coming to you with the classical "Hello my friend", "I just wanna talk to you" etc, that always end up in "come to my shop, only look", "I can be your guide, no big money"...
If you really want a guide, take the first one, he will keep the others apart.
If not, just be polite and say "no, thanks". You will have to say it many tims before they go, but ignoring them is the best way. If you start talking, you will have them with you for a loooooong while.Related to:
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Have your clothes made there
Luggage and bags: Backpack, simply
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: One of the best things about Mali and West Africa in general is that you can quickly, cheaply and enjoyably get clothes made to order, there on the trip. You blend in better to the country and make friends along the way. Quick skirts, pants and shirts are inexpensively made in a day or two.Related to:
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Bamako Off The Beaten Path
The waterfalls of Lafiabougou
During and after the rainy you find waterfalls in the district of Lafiabougou (northeast in Bamako).People gather here to take a shower, do laundry and relax....When you climb the rocks, you also have a great view over the district of Lafiabougou.more
volunteering in an ngo
I did an internship in the ngo Mali-Enjeu during 3 months. It is located in 'Zone industriel'.There are plenty of other ngo's operating in Mali and if you are into it, I can only recommend this experience.more
Visit Mali on the RIver
The history of Mali is dependent of the river Niger. All main towns are alongside the river, among which Bamako. Go with a fisherman or with an organised tour on the river, you cannot miss that in Malimore
Bamako Sports & Outdoors
Soccer at Stade Modibo Keita
Stade Modibo Keita is the second largest stadium in Mali and host to several events. It is the home of local club AS Real and also hosts some matches that the national team plays. The listed capacity is 30,000.
Tickets are very cheap. For a match that I attended in 2006 the prices were 1000 CFA (about $2) for a seat on the "sunny side" (the stands that have no cover and are directly under the sun) and 2000 CFA (about $4) for a seat on the "shady side" (the stands that do have a cover over them).
There are also cliffs adjacent to the stadium, so if you are really pinching pennies, or just want a more aerial view of the field, you can watch for free from up there, as several locals do.
The stadium also has a track around it, so most likely it hosts athletic events as well. Although I can't comment on that as I only attended a soccer game there.Related to:
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Try local food
We often ate local food sold at little stalls in the street in our neighbourhood or just on the street: meat satés, rice dishes, 'beignets', salads, peanuts, ... Rice dishes with sauce can be spicy. Little meat 'satés' are delicious in my opinion, though watch out that they are properly grilled, because you know what they say about raw meat. My...more
Strolling through the hustle of Bamako !
It 's quite an adventure walking around through the city, because it is very busy, with little stalls everywhere, not the best pavements in the centre, but it's the ideal way to get to know the local life.Certainly don't forget the Marché National des Arts, where you can find plenty of beautiful souvenirs at a quite low price in general.Success and...more
The post office
There are no postmen in Mali, there are no addresses. If you want to receive mail, you need to have a PO BOX in a post office.Addresses are all lie BP and a number or BP E- and a number. BP is for Boîte Postale or Postal Box and the "E" is for "étage" when you box is on the first floor of the post office. Post is very slow, it takes more than one...more
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Theological study has long been valued in the Benedictine tradition as a central element of the search for God. At Saint John's, the monastic rhythm of prayer and work keeps academic study grounded in the common life of faith.
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Mark Totten with Kathy Derbyshire, Lisa Malburg and Johnny and Daniel Persyn discussing the significant harms a ban on same-sex adoption has on children. BTL Photo: AJ Trager
Impact On The Kids, Totten Talks Harms Of Same-Sex Adoption Ban
Originally printed 10/31/2014 (Issue 2244 - Between The Lines News)
GROSSE POINTE FARMS- As the Michigan election comes to an end and BTL goes to press, we await the outcome of the Attorney General's race between Democratic candidate Mark Totten and Republican Attorney General Bill Schuette. Schuette has been a staunch supporter of the lawsuit currently before the 6th Circuit, denying same-sex couples the right to marry, and as a result they are also denied the right to co-adopt. Totten spent an afternoon with two same-sex couples last Friday, who between them have ten children, many of which were adopted out of the foster care system in the state.
Over the past couple of years Totten has gotten to know the plaintiff couple in Michigan fighting for same-sex adoption rights. He believes April DeBoer and Jayne Rowse are heroes along with many other same-sex couples who decide to participate in the foster care system and/or adoption.
"I want to be very clear that there is nothing in the Michigan constitution that says Bill Schuette has to argue that foster kids would be better off as orphans than having two gay parents. There is nothing in Michigan constitution that says that," Totten said.
"There has been a lot of attention on the trial that's been underway, on the marriage side of it, but there has been little on one important issue which is the impact that this has on kids, adoptions and on issues like the ones you face as you have adopted foster kids," Totten told the couples.
"Really it is about all of you and about hundreds of other people who are not willing to adopt foster kids until some things change in the law."
According to the Michigan Department of Human Service's website, there are approximately 13,000 Michigan children who are in the foster care system at any given time. On the front of the website it reads,"We need your help to provide a safe, nurturing home for these children until they can be returned to their families." While a same-sex couple can be foster parents in Michigan, they cannot currently jointly adopt. This was a pivotal fact that moved Federal District Court Judge Bernard Friedman to encourage the DeBoer-Rowse family to challenge the Michigan Marriage Amendment. Friedman saw the amendment as the obstacle which prevents co-adoption. If the couple could legally marry, then they could legally co-adopt.
Johnny and Daniel Persyn have been a couple for just shy of 16 years and together have adopted five children originally from foster care. They joined the foster care system in 2007 and adopted their first children in 2008, two sibling boys.
Johnny decided to be the stay at home dad since Daniel had the sustaining income.
"What is going through my mind now is that if something were to happen to Daniel, I was actually told that if another family member doesn't step up and take the kids, that our children could go back into foster care instead of being with me," Johnny said. "That is one of the main things that bothers me because our children have made big strides since they came into care with us."
Of their five children, two arrived in the household with attitude and attention problems. Since being there, they have advanced significantly, with one substitute teacher even commenting that the one child was no longer unruly in the classroom and couldn't believe it was the same student. The other used to hide behind his fathers, wearing sunglasses, pretending to be "invisible." He is now the class clown.
"They [the Michigan legislature] don't have the same views and opinions on single parents as they do gay parents. To tell us that we cannot both be parents, but singly we could be, I just don't know how anybody could take that opinion," Daniel said. "I don't think it is fair to children to say 'you're legally not allowed to have two loving parents.'"
Partnered for the last six years, Kathy Derbyshire and Lisa Malburg were finally married in New York this past July. Malburg brought in two children from a previous relationship, but together they decided they would adopt and go through the foster care system. They are now proud mothers of five kids.
"When you're adopting children through the foster care system, they need stability, they need insurance and that piece of it can cause a lot of confusion and even seem a little unstable as opposed to their care when they were in the foster care system with us," Derbyshire said. "In itself, it sends a big message to the kids like, 'why are you okay to be my mom when I am a foster child but then only one of you can be my parent when it comes to adoption?'"
Malburg is able to cover her partner's health insurance through domestic partner benefits at work. However, since their youngest isn't legally Malburg's son, he goes without insurance.
"Some companies have domestic partner benefits. It's important to know that while a spouse is directly covered and the money that goes into that is pre-taxed money, where Lisa covers me, since that money is not pre-taxed, it does cost more," Derbyshire pressed. "It's not the same as having spousal benefits. Some couples may be limited to the type of care that they can provide for the children."
If something were to happen to one party of either of these couples tomorrow, there are significant risks for many of the children adopted by that parent not legally recognized by the state.
"At a time where kids would be going through the worst trauma of their life, losing the parent that is providing them with their new forever home, now you put in the aspect of they could be ripped away from the only other parent they have. To just put a label on it and say 'gay marriage is wrong' or 'same-sex marriage is wrong' it has so many other layers to it," Derbyshire said.
There have been a string of 40 state and federal courts who have ruled in favor of same-sex marriage over the past two years, with one exception in Louisiana.
"Consistent with my oath of office, when I become Attorney General I will drop this appeal and be very clear at this point in time that this violates the federal constitution and its promise to all Americans that they will have equal representation under the law. I just want to end by saying this is egregious because of the harm it causes to your kids and thousands of other kids like them. So the promise that I have made is I will always be a voice for the people of Michigan and especially our most vulnerable citizens. You know, like our little ones in the foster care system are at the top of that list. If we pull this off we are going to change the direction of our state on this issue and you guys are going to feel that directly."
BTL has strongly endorsed Mark Totten. No matter how the election results fall, couples like Johnny and Daniel Persyn, and Kathy Derbyshire and Lisa Malburg, will be waiting to see the outcome of the 6th Circuit in DeBoer V Snyder and the impact it will have in providing protections to their children.
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