**AUTISM / ASPERGERS SUPPORT GROUP**
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on โ02-04-2009 03:29 PM
Come and have a cuppa, share your joys, and vent your problems with other people who understand.
I don't know what normal is anymore
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on โ20-08-2011 04:45 PM
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on โ20-08-2011 04:49 PM
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on โ23-08-2011 10:11 PM
Update for us, disaster has struck re the two older girls schooling. We had a specialist from the region visit and basically the eldest girls anxiety and depressive levels are at climatically levels. It was so bad the worker had tears in her eyes ๐ This sadly means she can no longer continue in a mainstream school setting. Meaning both girls will need to be removed. So 1 will be sick to the end of the term for emotional reasons and the other will be at school two days a week for 4 weeks and end then.
On top of that I am homeschooling an extra atm So it'll be four kids for a while. For my eldest I think I will at least drive once a week to the special school for a day a weeks input for social reasons. For the middle girl it'll be tafe by distance (simple course she can complete as a focus on strength based skills). The third will continue with Distance Education.
I will need to change my life once again to accommodate the needs of my girls but then thats what a mum does, just overwhelming atm. But hey I'm sure I'll find a way to break through.
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on โ23-08-2011 10:26 PM
I am sure that in the long run with a mum like your your kids will have a wonderful future..
:-x
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on โ23-08-2011 10:41 PM
btw I was just laughing at 'climatically levels' that was supposed to be clinical levels. I'm tired I think its time for bed!!!
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on โ23-08-2011 10:47 PM
But it is wonderful that the specislist gets it IYKWIM. (I always have to find the silver lining)
I wish I lived closer and could actually do something practical to help. Instead all I can do is offer my good wishes. :-x
You don't have to be crazy to be here, but it helps.
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on โ25-08-2011 02:53 PM
Well DD 17 decided to go and tell the welfare officer she was leaving. Very brave I must say. But there is some good news, I think. DD14 told the school that the aide needs to be open to her ideas and be more aware of what she can do rather than the constant focus on what she can't do.
Now they are going to try her in with some year 7s. This will be the last straw though, if it doesn't work she will just do her Tafe course and that will be it.
Sheepy I will get back to you soon, its been really really busy here. I think I am past the point of exhaustion. Hope everyone else is doing well.
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on โ25-08-2011 05:45 PM
Why else would they be standing up for themselves? Most "normal" kids couldn't do it.
(I really hate that N word X-()
You don't have to be crazy to be here, but it helps.
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on โ25-08-2011 08:17 PM
Hi everyone, Bella, it does sound like your girls are doing well. :-x
My troubles are small....miss went back to kindy today, going tomorrow too but today did not go well. Another episode of being hit..... and 3 meltdowns.
but, the hit was just a little one and she wasn't hurt ๐ฎ
I mean, seriously, what training do these people have? ๐
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on โ26-08-2011 10:22 AM
The Adam Scott Foundation Autism Grants Program has been designed to provide young people living with autism, the access to Apple iPads and their innovative Autism specialised applications. In these early stages, Apple iPads are already proving to be useful tools for children with Autism to improve communication skills. The Adam Scott Foundation Autism Grants Program is available to young people, aged 6-16 as of 16 November 2010, with an Autism Diagnosis across Australia. To be eligible you must be a permanent Australian resident.
The Adam Scott Foundation Autism Grants Program
http://www.autismqld.com.au/index.php?page_id=310
You find the application form link just down the page a bit. i can't link the form as it is a PDF
Well worth applying I think
I am considering applying but Mr 13 has this thing against iPads and anything Apple... there would be a chance he would refuse to use it just because of it's brand

