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Not gone too well, straight after first lecture had a call from my sons school to say he'd tripped and put his tooth through his lip. He's also lost virtually half of one of his front teeth, looks like he's been in the boxing ring too

Betty Boop;1010779 wrote: Not gone too well, straight after first lecture had a call from my sons school to say he'd tripped and put his tooth through his lip. He's also lost virtually half of one of his front teeth, looks like he's been in the boxing ring too


Awww Betty:-4

Big hugs to you babe xxXxx

Tomorrow is another day, the mouth heals up real quick fortunately:-4

Oh, what a rough first day for you two! Hugs for a better one tomorrow.:-4

Thanks guys, I'm a bit worried, I found some money in my sons pocket after the 'accident'. It seems the child that was encouraging my son to be doing something that he knew my son wouldn't be very good at, gave him money straight after the event. Seems odd to me.

Betty Boop;1010793 wrote: Thanks guys, I'm a bit worried, I found some money in my sons pocket after the 'accident'. It seems the child that was encouraging my son to be doing something that he knew my son wouldn't be very good at, gave him money straight after the event. Seems odd to me.


Wait a couple of days and either he may tell you or you will have to ask where the money come from and why?

Betty Boop;1010779 wrote: Not gone too well, straight after first lecture had a call from my sons school to say he'd tripped and put his tooth through his lip. He's also lost virtually half of one of his front teeth, looks like he's been in the boxing ring too


May the damage heal quickly and let you catch up with your studies pronto :-6

Betty Boop;1010779 wrote: Not gone too well, straight after first lecture had a call from my sons school to say he'd tripped and put his tooth through his lip. He's also lost virtually half of one of his front teeth, looks like he's been in the boxing ring too


OUCH! awe, poor little one!

ice paks for him, how sad!

Chezzie;1010798 wrote: Wait a couple of days and either he may tell you or you will have to ask where the money come from and why?


I won't be leaving it I'm afraid, my son is statemented and for health and safety reasons needs to be 'observed' in the playground. This is the second 'incident' since going back in September and it's not good enough.

Betty Boop;1010779 wrote: Not gone too well, straight after first lecture had a call from my sons school to say he'd tripped and put his tooth through his lip. He's also lost virtually half of one of his front teeth, looks like he's been in the boxing ring too :(I know that sounds like a bad thing but don't be to worried! It'll be a funny story soon. I'm sure if he has good judgment he'll learn....

yikes!! sorry about all your worry and the loss of the teeth to your son Betty..

Ouch !! poor little guy I hope it doesn't hurt to bad. The mouth heals fast but the first day he will be so swollen.

Betty Boop;1010817 wrote: I won't be leaving it I'm afraid, my son is statemented and for health and safety reasons needs to be 'observed' in the playground. This is the second 'incident' since going back in September and it's not good enough.


So, is someone not doing their job here?:-2



Hope you two have a better day tomorrow girlie!:-4

Betty Boop;1010779 wrote: Not gone too well, straight after first lecture had a call from my sons school to say he'd tripped and put his tooth through his lip. He's also lost virtually half of one of his front teeth, looks like he's been in the boxing ring too


Poor kid

I hope all is well with him now.Shame about the tooth.

How is Mum handling all the pressure,hope all is well with you too.

Can only get better:)

Sounds like a expensive accident / Dare..

Betty - maybe since the school/Playground isn't supervised properly

the school/playgrounds would be responsible for new teeth & ect.

This isn't any different than dropping you toddler off at a day care center - they have your child for hours & are responsible for the safety of each child.

Having this incident - being the 2nd - They'd hear from me.

Somethings wrong - hopefully when your son can talk, he'll explain.?

Good Luck

Patsy

Ahhhhhh Betty:-4 I'm soooo sorry. Hope you little one is better....that's awful

I'm sorry to read this Boops, hope he's not hurting too much today. :-4

I think it's a responsible parent that would follow up her concerns..... you do right not to let it go IMO Betty....

Hope your son feels better soon and you get to the bottom of what's going on hun.... x

scouse;1011042 wrote: I think it's a responsible parent that would follow up her concerns..... you do right not to let it go IMO Betty....

Hope your son feels better soon and you get to the bottom of what's going on hun.... x


I agree with you scouse that there needs to be a follow up. I hope your son feels better and what an awful thing to have to go through

Hope you and your lad had a better day today Betty:-4

Did you go into school for answers?

He's had a better day, have spoken to his teacher about the incident and she is investigating. He had to go to a secondary school for a taster day today as well, when I checked that he had cover for the day I was told that he only had cover until lunchtime and maybe I'd better pick him up then. Not impressed, its up to them to sort out cover and take into consideration that a child with aspergers needs company all day for any out of the 'norm' activity. Time to go and see the head and find out what is going on with the fact that neither his teacher or TA seem to know what to expect from a child with aspergers.

Betty Boop

This is a serious injury - make them answer & get coverage for new teeth..

Go to the head of the class.

Patsy

Patsy Warnick;1012165 wrote: Betty Boop

This is a serious injury - make them answer & get coverage for new teeth..

Go to the head of the class.

Patsy


It's been investigated and deemed an accident, luckily I don't have to pay for his treatment. He is having the tooth sorted tomorrow morning, the swelling of his lip has now reduced.

I've still to see the special needs co-ordinator to make sure that staff are up to speed with his condition.

Betty Boop;1014125 wrote: It's been investigated and deemed an accident, luckily I don't have to pay for his treatment. He is having the tooth sorted tomorrow morning, the swelling of his lip has now reduced.

I've still to see the special needs co-ordinator to make sure that staff are up to speed with his condition.


You sound more chirpy hun x:-4

Good news Betty...glad to here it:-6

Chezzie;1014209 wrote: You sound more chirpy hun x:-4


Thats debatable :wah: its been a hard week, culture shock of uni life, listening to 18 year olds wondering what colour eyeshadow is the best to go with their current outfit :rolleyes:. The general feeling of 'oh my god, what am I doing, did my english tutor really think I could keep up with all these other bright intellectuals, two two hour seminars, two hour long lectures, and expected to partake in four hours of study groups a week, keep a 500 word logbook minimum, and how much reading, creative writing too, oh my, how am I going to fit everything in!' :-1

Along with an extremely anxious son who has been traipsed around all the secondary schools in the area over the course of the week. Off now to an open evening of the one he maybe off to. :driving:

Betty Boop;1010779 wrote: Not gone too well, straight after first lecture had a call from my sons school to say he'd tripped and put his tooth through his lip. He's also lost virtually half of one of his front teeth, looks like he's been in the boxing ring too


bad luck tat:(

Betty Boop;1014233 wrote: Thats debatable :wah: its been a hard week, culture shock of uni life, listening to 18 year olds wondering what colour eyeshadow is the best to go with their current outfit :rolleyes:. The general feeling of 'oh my god, what am I doing, did my english tutor really think I could keep up with all these other bright intellectuals, two two hour seminars, two hour long lectures, and expected to partake in four hours of study groups a week, keep a 500 word logbook minimum, and how much reading, creative writing too, oh my, how am I going to fit everything in!' :-1

Along with an extremely anxious son who has been traipsed around all the secondary schools in the area over the course of the week. Off now to an open evening of the one he maybe off to. :driving:


You must be a real brainiac BB... do you sit next to spot at meets? :DWhat is secondary school exactly?

flopstock;1016939 wrote: You must be a real brainiac BB... do you sit next to spot at meets? :DWhat is secondary school exactly?


Not a brainiac at all, although by the end of three years I might be, I now know more stuff about the Bible than I really care to know :wah:

No, I avoid Spot at all costs :p:p

British Children attend Primary School from 4 -11, then they move on to secondary, often affectionally known as 'big school' until they are 16. It's a scary time, they leave their little schools where they know everyone and remain in the same classroom with the same teacher for the day. They then move into bigger schools with different teachers for different subjects and have to move around the school to their lessons. A very daunting thing for a child with Aspergers.

Sad news, it would appear that there has been a very sad incident involving a loss of life this evening. Not getting a lot of info at the moment but it would appear that someone couldn't handle the stress of uni. :-1

Oh, that sounds so sad. :-1

I have so much work to do, having compared workloads with a couple of friends studying English at other uni's we appear to be getting twice their amount of workload! I think I've picked the hardest English Degree in the country! :rolleyes::wah:

I have completed the first semester at uni :guitarist:guitarist

Yaaayyy! Never thought I'd make it through at times but I got there! Just an exam next week before starting the second semester. :-6

Betty Boop;1116100 wrote: I have completed the first semester at uni :guitarist:guitarist

Yaaayyy! Never thought I'd make it through at times but I got there! Just an exam next week before starting the second semester. :-6


Just an exam next week - sounds like the man who jumped off the Empire State :wah:

The very best to you and much respect for carrying it through.

Betty Boop;1116100 wrote: I have completed the first semester at uni :guitarist:guitarist

Yaaayyy! Never thought I'd make it through at times but I got there! Just an exam next week before starting the second semester. :-6


congrats!:guitarist:guitarist

Betty Boop;1014233 wrote: Thats debatable :wah: its been a hard week, culture shock of uni life, listening to 18 year olds wondering what colour eyeshadow is the best to go with their current outfit :rolleyes:. The general feeling of 'oh my god, what am I doing, did my english tutor really think I could keep up with all these other bright intellectuals, two two hour seminars, two hour long lectures, and expected to partake in four hours of study groups a week, keep a 500 word logbook minimum, and how much reading, creative writing too, oh my, how am I going to fit everything in!' :-1

Along with an extremely anxious son who has been traipsed around all the secondary schools in the area over the course of the week. Off now to an open evening of the one he maybe off to. :driving:
Aw hunny! If I can do it, you can do it!

I totally agree with you about them not understanding behaviourial aspects. Hope your son is healing well! Poor fella. Like he doesnt have enough to deal with!

Hope you are all well!

Hang in there babe!

x

Bryn Mawr;1116113 wrote: Just an exam next week - sounds like the man who jumped off the Empire State :wah:

The very best to you and much respect for carrying it through.


Yeah..... just an exam is what the exterior says, the interior meanwhile is thinking YIKES!!!

Thanks Bryn :-6

Thanks, Odie, Jester, Jab and Raven. :-6

I am still seriously wondering what I am doing...

Life is certainly hard at the moment, the children's behaviour is apalling and all over the place, getting the most extreme reactions from my son all the time and it's very wearing. But... it is a whole host of stuff going on, their dad saw them last at the end of december, no phone call or contact with them since School are pushing him far too hard in preparation for secondary school and meanwhile he is worried sick about the move, they seem unable to grasp the fact that they can't treat like all the other children.

Think of me, snuggled up under the duvet........

Revising for an exam on wednesday

Betty Boop;1118547 wrote: Think of me, snuggled up under the duvet........

Revising for an exam on wednesday


I passed the exam by the way, ended up writing an essay on a critique I dislike with a passion. Came out feeling it went badly but I still made it through :guitarist:guitarist

Betty Boop;1148149 wrote: I passed the exam by the way, ended up writing an essay on a critique I dislike with a passion. Came out feeling it went badly but I still made it through :guitarist:guitarist


Sometimes it's the ones you struggle on that come out the best.

Congratulations :-6

Bryn Mawr;1149787 wrote: Sometimes it's the ones you struggle on that come out the best.

Congratulations :-6


Yes, that is so true. Thank you.

See I always knew you were proper smart like what I was :wah:

Well done Betty, keep going..when you look back and read this thread as your journey through uni...you can graduate and see how you stuck at it.

I did the Uni thing when all I had to worry about was being like those princesses..so lots of admiration for you :-4:-4:-4

Hamster;1149809 wrote: See I always knew you were proper smart like what I was :wah:

Well done Betty, keep going..when you look back and read this thread as your journey through uni...you can graduate and see how you stuck at it.

I did the Uni thing when all I had to worry about was being like those princesses..so lots of admiration for you :-4:-4:-4


Thank you Hamster :-4:-4

Betty Boop;1149812 wrote: Thank you Hamster :-4:-4


You are welcome! Now stop distracting me from painting and studying :wah:

Hamster;1149813 wrote: You are welcome! Now stop distracting me from painting and studying :wah:


Oh, do that lot dreckly, it's how the cornish are.....

I'm off to get on with an Annotated Bibliography soon....

Betty Boop;1149814 wrote: Oh, do that lot dreckly, it's how the cornish are.....

I'm off to get on with an Annotated Bibliography soon....


Is that an overnight stay in hospital? Sounds like a painful procedure :wah:

Hamster;1149819 wrote: Is that an overnight stay in hospital? Sounds like a painful procedure :wah:


It's very involved and in-depth in a not too deep round about way (It's an essay plan)

Lots of painkilling vodka required