thread: Aspergers/Autism/Sensory Integration Chatter #4

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  1. #1
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    MS, sounds exactly like DS1's, it has a sheeps head on it hehe, he calls it "ma"

    HA I have no advice sorry, but your story makes me sad and angry. I have no idea what I'd do in that situation, how tough for you

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    We have had blankie incidents too. All my boys have a tagalong blankie and a bigger blankie that was made by my grandmother-in-law. Ds2 is the only one thats truly attached to his tagalong blankie. He'd take it everywhere with him if Id let him but when he is home it follows him everywhere, when he sleeps he strokes it. We've had panic attacks over not being able to find blankie but the other week he asked me to wash it because he had wet the bed. I expained 3 times that it would have to go in the machine - yep no worries - so I washed it. 5 seconds after the machine filled up he spat it. Screamed for 45mins straight it was a nightmare. Needless to say it wont be washed again.

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    Freya, i can totally sympathise with you there! The SAME thing happens here, no matter how much I explain that he won't have ma for at least an hour makes no difference until it's in the machine and he spits it. In a way I'm glad I'm not alone there... stinky ole thing