Guest guest Posted July 11, 2006 Report Share Posted July 11, 2006 Hi Everyone! I have reading all of your responses to Eileen and am in shock! I attended my first ASGC meeting last Wednesday with my boyfriend of three years. He has three children who fall on the spectrum. The youngest is pretty severe. He is seven and can't talk although he makes sounds. His day consists of sitting on the couch and rocking while rewinding the beginning and end of blues clues. The only service he receives is OT every other week. During the school year he receives speech once a week. After reading your responses to Eileen, I am both angry and frustrated! Their biological mother has done nothing to assist these children (we are currently seeking custody). My boyfriend will not even admit the older two are on the spectrum. Dr. Wit. has diagnosed them and sees them once a year more or less to chart their progress (or lack of). I am not sure what I hope to gain from this e-mail, but I guess my first question is are we too late? They are ages 7,9,12. Everything I read focuses on early intervention. And if not, where do I start? And what are all these letters being thrown around? What is ABA? Help!!!!!!!!! Sincerely, Tara -- WOW! Homepage (http://www.wowway.com) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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