Jarrett is doing much better with school. I think he just needed to get used to the new routine. I'm so glad I stuck to my maternal instincts and didn't allow the school system to treat my son any different. Last year someone from his school actually reccommended medicating him. I believe that drugging children with Autism or ADHD and other similar issues is completely unnessessary and that the only ones it benifits are the people caring for them. I think that it's more beneifical to work with them and to be paitent and understanding, that it may take a little longer for them to understand or learn something, but they will get there if you put in the effort. I really think that my boy will be able to completely mainstream next year without an aide....here's hoping.....anyways, As for me I'm pretty much the same. I'm still always tired, dizzy and sick, but again, I think It's a good thing. I'm now 7 weeks and 2 days. I cant wait to make 10 weeks so I can get another ultrasound done, by then I should get a much better view of the baby. I'm really hoping everything turns out fine this time. I've decided not to tell my son about the baby until I've reached my second trimester. He really wants a brother and I dont want to get him all excited again. He was so disappointed last time. It was so hard for me to explain losing the baby to him.  5 more weeks till my second trimester.....wish me luck.