you know your child has Autism when...

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.... you are happy when your child figures out how to stand on the kitchen table, or pull down the Christmas tree

.... you have more appointments with therapists than friends

.... you jump for joy when your child says, "no wove you" cause that means he truly gets the word love.

.... your favorite time of the day becomes 8 at night to 12 a.m

....you find yourself joyful that your child just told you that he's mad for the 10th time

....you do a dance and sing in wall mart just to keep the peace

....you're expecting company for dinner, instead of picking play cars up off the floor, you are moving them off your kitchen table, end tables, bathroom counter, hutch in the foyer, beds, high chair, and ottomans -- and any other place that gives a good view of the tires....

....the sneaky comfort you feel when you know you are "disobeying" your child's therapist, and the peace you have when he has just a few more minutes of stimming

My friend did this a while back....it's amazing now that time has past, how many of these I have. LOL, LOL --- I'll think of more...I'd love to hear yours...

e

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-This is wonderful...when I get a minute I'm going to foward it to everyone I

know! Hope you don't mind...

-- In autism , Two Blessings <ljdjd1234@...>

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> .... you are happy when your child figures out how to stand on the kitchen

table, or pull down the Christmas tree

> ... you have more appointments with therapists than friends

> ... you jump for joy when your child says, " no wove you " cause that means he

truly gets the word love.

> ... your favorite time of the day becomes 8 at night to 12 a.m

> ...you find yourself joyful that your child just told you that he's mad for

the 10th time

> ...you do a dance and sing in wall mart just to keep the peace

> ...you're expecting company for dinner, instead of picking play cars up off

the floor, you are moving them off your kitchen table, end tables, bathroom

counter, hutch in the foyer, beds, high chair, and ottomans -- and any other

place that gives a good view of the tires...

> ...the sneaky comfort you feel when you know you are " disobeying " your child's

therapist, and the peace you have when he has just a few more minutes of

stimming

>

>

>

> My friend did this a while back....it's amazing now that time has past, how

many of these I have. LOL, LOL --- I'll think of more...I'd love to hear

yours...

>

> e

>

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I would forward this to my friends but you guys are my only friends that would appreciate it as I don't have any local friends that have Autism kids. I just love it though.

Sharon>> .... you are happy when your child figures out how to stand on the kitchen table, or pull down the Christmas tree> ... you have more appointments with therapists than friends> ... you jump for joy when your child says, "no wove you" cause that means he truly gets the word love.> ... your favorite time of the day becomes 8 at night to 12 a.m> ...you find yourself joyful that your child just told you that he's mad for the 10th time> ...you do a dance and sing in wall mart just to keep the peace> ...you're

expecting company for dinner, instead of picking play cars up off the floor, you are moving them off your kitchen table, end tables, bathroom counter, hutch in the foyer, beds, high chair, and ottomans -- and any other place that gives a good view of the tires...> ...the sneaky comfort you feel when you know you are "disobeying" your child's therapist, and the peace you have when he has just a few more minutes of stimming> > > > My friend did this a while back....it's amazing now that time has past, how many of these I have. LOL, LOL --- I'll think of more...I'd love to hear yours...> > e>

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I would prefer that you did not -- if you do, then please remove my email...

Thanks so much,

justine

From: ofcourseitquacks <ofcourseitquacks@...>autism Sent: Thursday, May 28, 2009 2:14:23 PMSubject: Re: you know your child has Autism when...

-This is wonderful... when I get a minute I'm going to foward it to everyone I know! Hope you don't mind...-- In AutismBehaviorProbl emsgroups (DOT) com, Two Blessings <ljdjd1234@. ..> wrote:>> .... you are happy when your child figures out how to stand on the kitchen table, or pull down the Christmas tree> ... you have more appointments with therapists than friends> ... you jump for joy when your child says, "no wove you" cause that means he truly gets the word love.> ... your favorite time of the day becomes 8 at night to 12 a.m> ....you find yourself joyful that your child just told you that he's mad for the 10th time> ...you do a dance and sing in wall mart just to keep the peace> ...you're expecting company for dinner, instead

of picking play cars up off the floor, you are moving them off your kitchen table, end tables, bathroom counter, hutch in the foyer, beds, high chair, and ottomans -- and any other place that gives a good view of the tires...> ...the sneaky comfort you feel when you know you are "disobeying" your child's therapist, and the peace you have when he has just a few more minutes of stimming> > > > My friend did this a while back....it's amazing now that time has past, how many of these I have. LOL, LOL --- I'll think of more...I'd love to hear yours....> > e>

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Thanks Sharon...it was fun to do, and fun to read when my friend did it prior to me...

e

From: Sharon <kmusikmom2@...>autism Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 4:22:06 PMSubject: Re: Re: you know your child has Autism when...

I would forward this to my friends but you guys are my only friends that would appreciate it as I don't have any local friends that have Autism kids.. I just love it though.

Sharon>> .... you are happy when your child figures out how to stand on the kitchen table, or pull down the Christmas tree> ... you have more appointments with therapists than friends> ... you jump for joy when your child says, "no wove you" cause that means he truly gets the word love.> ... your favorite time of the day becomes 8 at night to 12 a.m> ...you find yourself joyful that your child just told you that he's mad for the 10th time> ...you do a dance and sing in wall mart just to keep the peace> ...you're expecting company for dinner, instead of

picking play cars up off the floor, you are moving them off your kitchen table, end tables, bathroom counter, hutch in the foyer, beds, high chair, and ottomans -- and any other place that gives a good view of the tires...> ...the sneaky comfort you feel when you know you are "disobeying" your child's therapist, and the peace you have when he has just a few more minutes of stimming> > > > My friend did this a while back....it's amazing now that time has past, how many of these I have. LOL, LOL --- I'll think of more...I'd love to hear yours...> > e>

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opps not clear...if you do please remove my email address as well as my name.

Thanks

From: Two Blessings <ljdjd1234@...>autism Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 5:20:38 PMSubject: Re: Re: you know your child has Autism when...

I would prefer that you did not -- if you do, then please remove my email...

Thanks so much,

justine

From: ofcourseitquacks <ofcourseitquacks>AutismBehaviorProbl emsgroups (DOT) comSent: Thursday, May 28, 2009 2:14:23 PMSubject: Re: you know your child has Autism when...

-This is wonderful... when I get a minute I'm going to foward it to everyone I know! Hope you don't mind...-- In AutismBehaviorProbl emsgroups (DOT) com, Two Blessings <ljdjd1234@. ..> wrote:>> .... you are happy when your child figures out how to stand on the kitchen table, or pull down the Christmas tree> ... you have more appointments with therapists than friends> ... you jump for joy when your child says, "no wove you" cause that means he truly gets the word love..> ... your favorite time of the day becomes 8 at night to 12 a.m> ....you find yourself joyful that your child just told you that he's mad for the 10th time> ...you do a dance and sing in wall mart just to keep the peace> ...you're expecting company for dinner, instead

of picking play cars up off the floor, you are moving them off your kitchen table, end tables, bathroom counter, hutch in the foyer, beds, high chair, and ottomans -- and any other place that gives a good view of the tires...> ...the sneaky comfort you feel when you know you are "disobeying" your child's therapist, and the peace you have when he has just a few more minutes of stimming> > > > My friend did this a while back....it's amazing now that time has past, how many of these I have. LOL, LOL --- I'll think of more...I'd love to hear yours.....> > e>