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Martoch · 01-16-2003, 06:46 AM

Thanks Epidemic!

I totally agree with you BC, my 5 yr old is autistic and he and I both get very frustrated when he's not able to convey what's on his mind into words for me sometimes. He strikes out a lot and I would say that at least 3 of his 5 school reports a week indicate that he's hitting/biting/scratching the Special Ed. teachers when he doesn't want to do something he's told to do. He's writing his numbers/letters just fine (and he's even began drawing people/houses/cars & trucks

), but he can't even begin to read yet.

I hope and pray that he'll be able to function as a "normal" kid soon and this story certainly brightens the light at the end of the tunnel.

Thanks again buddy, it felt great to read such a story...

Mike

01-16-2003, 06:46 AM	#5 (permalink)
Martoch Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Ft. Walton Beach, FL Posts: 4,056	Thanks Epidemic! I totally agree with you BC, my 5 yr old is autistic and he and I both get very frustrated when he's not able to convey what's on his mind into words for me sometimes. He strikes out a lot and I would say that at least 3 of his 5 school reports a week indicate that he's hitting/biting/scratching the Special Ed. teachers when he doesn't want to do something he's told to do. He's writing his numbers/letters just fine (and he's even began drawing people/houses/cars & trucks ), but he can't even begin to read yet. I hope and pray that he'll be able to function as a "normal" kid soon and this story certainly brightens the light at the end of the tunnel. Thanks again buddy, it felt great to read such a story... Mike