thread: Aspergers/Autism/Sensory Integration Chatter #4

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  1. #1
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    Oct 2003
    Forestville NSW
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    Sally I was following your facebook. Its absolutely unbelievable that storm I can't believe the roof of your house was gone. The photos are so freaky. Your boys were so good to hide under the bed like that.

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    Jun 2005
    USA
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    Wow earlykids!! Good luck with all the cleanup...what a stressful time.

    Good luck to everyone off to school at the moment too.

    Thanks for all the replies about vaccinating. We did a delayed, partial schedule with DS1 and will do the same with DS2. I just hope we're not being foolish by vaxxing DS2- part of me wants to make sure we dont break him too but then another part of me thinks that's silly and it's not my fault.

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    Oct 2007
    Eastern Wheatbelt WA
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    I still can't believe it, it hasn't really sunk it yet. I think it will today for most of us. Tristan is wonderful, he doesn't appear to be affected. However Brendan is If I walk out of the room he freaks out and screams and runs around looking for me It's made it very hard to sort things out or do anything, but we'll get there.

    Thanks for the thoughts x

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    May 2007
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    Early Kids - I must of missed your earlier post! How scary. Lucky no one was injured.
    Thinking of you xxx

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    Dec 2007
    Adelaide, SA
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    Sal, I hope things have improved , how scary losing your roof. The pic on your 365 is scary.

    well Mr H starts back at school next week and at the moment I am a defeated Mumma. I put in a request that he not be put in the class that was going to have 1 teacher 3 days and another 2 days as I know he wouldn't cope. They have obliged me with that wish and have put him in a class with 2 boys who have been involved in incidents with Mr H which resulted in Mr H requiring hospital treatment. One boy 2 yrs ago got H to lick and kiss toilets at school. Then mid year last yr both boys where at a get together parents had organised at a park when they turned on a BBQ and told H to touch it it wasn't hot, well H just does what they tell him and of course he ended up getting rushed to hospital with burns.
    So I am now worried that he is being put in a bad situation as these boys know he will do what the say... I have spoken to the deputy principal and made her aware but am not overly happy with her way of dealing with the issue.
    Also H has still not received any help at school what so ever, Autism SA are due out the next week to see him and set stuff up but at the moment he receives no support , no help and no understanding... I am starting to wonder if I should move him to another school, just so hard as they have always been wonderful with my other child.