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05-28-09 Regular Meeting and Public Hearing of the La Porte Zoning Board of Adjustment
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05-28-09 Regular Meeting and Public Hearing of the La Porte Zoning Board of Adjustment
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<br />.... Southeast <br />~I Family Resource Center <br />5901 Long Dr. <br />2:J~ Houston, Tx 77087 <br />Office: (713) 970-4300 <br />Fax: (713) 970-4373 <br /> <br />MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL RETARDATION <br />AUTHORITY OF HARRIS COUNTY <br /> <br />May 12, 2009 <br /> <br />To Whom It May Concern: <br /> <br />Baylee Walker is currently followed at the Southeast Family Resource Center on <br />the Children's ACT team for severe mental health issues. She suffers from a severe <br />autistic spectrum illness, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, with marked social delay, <br />poor ability to relate to others, extreme difficulty to handle change, problems with anger, <br />anxiety, depression, and aggression. During the course of her treatment her mother, Lisa <br />Walker, discovered that she related much better to animals, and we have encouraged this <br />interaction to assist her in handling the extreme stress she endures from even a typical <br />day for a normal child. Caring for her farm animals has been a very calming activity, <br />which also gives her a source of accomplishment she has difficulty achieving in her <br />relationships with people. Working with animals will also give her the opportunity to be <br />more self sufficient as an adult, as she is not expected to perform well at any job that <br />requires social interaction and understanding with people. Her attachment to her animals <br />has also been a way to help calm her when she is frustrated or having to deal with <br />changes in her routine, which for her would previously cause severe outbursts and <br />aggression. Medications alone cannot help with these symptoms, and this experience of <br />raising farm animals has been an important toll in assisting her. To remove this family's <br />animals would be extremely detrimental to her emotional well being and mental health, <br />and could cause a serious regression in the progress she has made. Please consider this <br />factors as you decide upon this very unique case. <br /> <br /> <br />~ <br /> <br />Michae cGinnis, MD <br />Medical Director, SEFRC - CAS ACT <br />
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