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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 9:14 am
Welcome to the Garden Clare.....post to your hearts desire. I am still fairly new but can help you around if needed.
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 9:20 am
Hello and welcome! nice to have you here.
nice to have you here.Hi
Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 9:25 am
Hi Clare, and Welcome
My son has Dyspraxia, and traits of an autistic nature, currently waiting for more appointments to try and get a better diagnosis!
Does your son go to a mainstream school? The thing I find most frustrating is going out and about, my son 'looks' normal but his emotional behaviour is way behind his age! I get fed up with other people tut tutting that he's old enough to know better than throw a tantrum in public. He's still in the infants, moving up to juniors in september, secondry school really worries me though.
I don't know a huge amount about aspergers, only that they're like sponges and very clever. My son is a bit like that, only very very lazy!
My son has Dyspraxia, and traits of an autistic nature, currently waiting for more appointments to try and get a better diagnosis!
Does your son go to a mainstream school? The thing I find most frustrating is going out and about, my son 'looks' normal but his emotional behaviour is way behind his age! I get fed up with other people tut tutting that he's old enough to know better than throw a tantrum in public. He's still in the infants, moving up to juniors in september, secondry school really worries me though.
I don't know a huge amount about aspergers, only that they're like sponges and very clever. My son is a bit like that, only very very lazy!
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 9:47 am
Clare Long wrote: Hi My name is Clare Long and I have just joined the group,being a bit technophobic am not sure if I am wrtitng in the correct place.I havent quite got my head around all the options. I am a teacher with two children- one has Aspergers and sometimes it can get to me.Hope some of you out ther know how I feel
Cheers
Welcome Clare! You are doing great - and we appreciate your introduction. See you on the forums.
Cheers
Welcome Clare! You are doing great - and we appreciate your introduction. See you on the forums.
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 11:41 am
Hi Clare welcome to FG i look forward to reading your posts.
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 2:20 pm
Welcome Clare
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 2:40 pm
Clare Long wrote: Hi My name is Clare Long and I have just joined the group,being a bit technophobic am not sure if I am wrtitng in the correct place.
You nailed it, Clare! It's easy to naviagte after a while. Just become a "New Post" jinkie like the rest of us! (The little "New Posts" button at the top of the page shows you all the threads that are active at any given minute. It's where the action is.
I am a teacher
Fantastic, that virtually guarantees that you are intelligent and patient! It also means you are arrogant and conceited...no wait...that's just me.
Check out my school...I'm the lead teacher there:
http://fc.fms.k12.nm.us/~jives/
Aspergers and sometimes it can get to me.
Well, if your looking for some hugs and support, this group is great at it! I had an Asperger's kid in my class once and understand all about it. Great kid, if you know how to handle the situation. It takes a lot of extra TLC and love, eh? :rolleyes:
You nailed it, Clare! It's easy to naviagte after a while. Just become a "New Post" jinkie like the rest of us! (The little "New Posts" button at the top of the page shows you all the threads that are active at any given minute. It's where the action is.
I am a teacher
Fantastic, that virtually guarantees that you are intelligent and patient! It also means you are arrogant and conceited...no wait...that's just me.
Check out my school...I'm the lead teacher there:
http://fc.fms.k12.nm.us/~jives/
Aspergers and sometimes it can get to me.
Well, if your looking for some hugs and support, this group is great at it! I had an Asperger's kid in my class once and understand all about it. Great kid, if you know how to handle the situation. It takes a lot of extra TLC and love, eh? :rolleyes:
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 2:59 pm
Cheers Clare the newbie, hope you enjoy your stay here, it is most supportive. Having children with any kind of ..."condition" poses interesting challenges. Feel free to post away and we are all great listeners. Some of us have many years of experience under our belts and others of us have very little but I assure you, there is plenty of awesome advise from our posters here.
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Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 11:48 pm
Hiya Clare welcome to the Garden x.