flop,drop,stop - group panic

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-We switched to a wheelchair when Elie outgrew the Jogger III. It stopped

crowd panic and thus most of the flop, drop. But now he walks - by himself,

please, I'm big! the problem now is he walks soooooooo slowly he trails

behind, so we have to watch for any turns - like at huge flea markets!

Sara

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From: " Sophie Menegatos " <smenegatos@...>

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YES YES YES!! I use food to encourage Leigh to stand, and this usually

works for me. I always have him in a stroller when out to avoid situations

like dropping. Infact he grew out of his stroller and we now have a

wheelchair...much easier to push around.

Sophie

Mum to Leigh 11 (DS/ASD/Pica) and 5 and a half

Re: glass breaker-sara Leah

> >Date: Wed, 1 May 2002 00:00:56 EDT

> >

> >In a message dated 4/30/2002 9:50:43 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> >okieleah@... writes:

> >

> >

> > > ashton grabbed them off a childs face and twisted them... this is the

> >second

> > > pair in a month... the other little girl was at daycare.. ashton

> >wrestled

> > > her to the ground from behind and they broke that way...

> >

> >Hi Leah,

> >I think I have Ashton's twin. Zeb went through a faze a few months back

> >flushing his down the toilet at school, maybe 3 times. I lost count. He

> >would

> >twist and bend them everyday. I can't repeat what I wanted to do to him.

> >The

> >school was forcing him to wear them when I had told them to let it be

his

> >choice. He was just mad.I didn't know that they were forcing him to wear

> >them. I finally told the school that they would be responsible for

> >replacing

> >them and all of a sudden the problem disappeared. Do you think that

Ashton

> >is

> >upset about something and that is just something she can get her

> >frustration

> >out on?

> >Charlyne

> >Mom to Zeb 9 DS/OCD ?

> >

> >

> >