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Brainchild · 01-15-2003, 08:28 PM

Epi, I want to thank you.I have an autistic son, and though he isn't severe,and can function,and speak, he is 9,and still can't read or write.His social skills are a age 5-6 level,and he gets very frustrated knowing he is behind.
I can see there is hope,and I want to look into this more in depth.But seeing that he will be able to read would be a great day for me and mom

At this point every peice of info is very helpful, specially a success story

01-15-2003, 08:28 PM	#3 (permalink)
Brainchild Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Monett Missouri Posts: 3,900	Epi, I want to thank you.I have an autistic son, and though he isn't severe,and can function,and speak, he is 9,and still can't read or write.His social skills are a age 5-6 level,and he gets very frustrated knowing he is behind. I can see there is hope,and I want to look into this more in depth.But seeing that he will be able to read would be a great day for me and mom At this point every peice of info is very helpful, specially a success story __________________ Cheers B.C. Hug your kids, you never know:D