Kristyn Crow's commentsComments On: EverythingArticles Blogs Journals Photos created by: EveryoneKristyn Brain Wiring: Understanding the Autistic Mind - Blog Entry08 Mar 2007 08:02 PM What a great story! I'd love to hear more about your son and how he's doing. (And so would a lot of other people who are just starting this journey!) Thanks so much for sharing. The Astonishing Musical Genius of Derek Paraviccini - Blog Entry07 Mar 2007 11:57 PM Julie, I've watched it three times--it's so fascinating. Thanks for your comment! Disneyland and Special Needs Families - Blog Entry05 Mar 2007 05:28 PM You'll need some kind of documentation. If you have official diagnosis papers or IEP papers that say the word "disorder" on them and indicate some of his difficulties, my guess is that they will be cooperative. "Did Somebody Dial 911?" - Blog Entry05 Mar 2007 10:12 AM Ha--that reminds me of a time when the fire department showed up at my house and I was mortified. I'll have to write a blog about that one someday. Thanks for sharing, Julie! "I'm a Terrible Mother." - Blog Entry04 Mar 2007 03:22 PM Thanks Elizabeth--fortunately, I no longer have these terrible feelings of self-doubt. But I remember them well. There are a lot of us who have dealt with (or are still dealing with) difficult behaviors with our kids. Virtual hugs to all you moms who are still enduring tough times! Sensory Integration Dysfunction: Just What Exactly Is It? - Blog Entry27 Feb 2007 02:53 PM I'm so happy to know the blog helped you, and I appreciate you taking the time to write. Best of luck, and please check back anytime. Mental Retardation - Criteria and Lingering Questions - Blog Entry26 Feb 2007 01:51 PM Right on, Ann! I agree with you wholeheartedly. I think we certainly can make changes in terminology, if we insist upon it. And I think children who take classes with special needs students are ultimately benefitted from the experience. They hopefully learn patience, understanding, and even strengthen their own learning skills when they take time to teach a peer. I think the "r" word can potentially be just as offensive as the "n" word. It's interesting how when you're going through a divorce with special needs kids you feel like nobody on earth knows what you're going through. But there are many of us out there. I was very, very glad to hear from you, and please drop a note anytime. New Heart Guidelines For Women - Blog Entry23 Feb 2007 11:27 PM Crucial information for every woman. Thanks. "Did Somebody Dial 911?" - Blog Entry22 Feb 2007 08:59 AM Another great story! Thanks so much. This is really fun. I'll bet just about every parent has a funny 911 story. (And if you don't, you soon will.) I agree with you, burfield1mom, those toddlers always seem to "accidentally" press those exact buttons. How does that happen? "Did Somebody Dial 911?" - Blog Entry22 Feb 2007 07:59 AM Your dog dialed 911? That's hilarious. Thanks for sharing! |
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