Guest guest Posted August 5, 1999 Report Share Posted August 5, 1999 a is not classic Kanners. She is verbal and has very little stimming behavior and is very affectionate. She doesn't have seziures either. There is alot of alcoholism on both mine and my husbands side of the families. We also have alot of diabetes. Delacy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 1999 Report Share Posted August 5, 1999 a is not classic Kanners. She is verbal and has very little stimming behavior and is very affectionate. She doesn't have seziures either. There is alot of alcoholism on both mine and my husbands side of the families. We also have alot of diabetes. Delacy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 1999 Report Share Posted August 5, 1999 a is not classic Kanners. She is verbal and has very little stimming behavior and is very affectionate. She doesn't have seziures either. There is alot of alcoholism on both mine and my husbands side of the families. We also have alot of diabetes. Delacy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 1999 Report Share Posted August 6, 1999 I was wondering if anyone with older girls has tried that medication [ can't think of the name ] to delay periods and if so any side effects ? We are approaching that age and not looking forward to it. LIZ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 1999 Report Share Posted August 6, 1999 I was wondering if anyone with older girls has tried that medication [ can't think of the name ] to delay periods and if so any side effects ? We are approaching that age and not looking forward to it. LIZ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 1999 Report Share Posted August 6, 1999 I was wondering if anyone with older girls has tried that medication [ can't think of the name ] to delay periods and if so any side effects ? We are approaching that age and not looking forward to it. LIZ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 9, 1999 Report Share Posted August 9, 1999 Hi, I love to read other people's stories, so I guess it was time for me to open up. Becca weighs 31 lbs, and is 37 1/2 " tall. I give her 1 10mg tablet at about 730am, 1 at about 3pm and some nights one at like 730pm. I crush the tablet and sprinkle it on applesauce. I've noticed her poops firming up a bit, but they still smell like toxic waste. She's eating very well while on the stuff, and she's not gagging the way she always used to. We haven't had her get so upset that she vomits while on the Pepcid, either, so we are VERY pleased. It used to be one of us was being vomited on at least 2x a week. No hyperactivity, she's playing very nicely nowadays, and her speech is the clearest it's ever been. Not to mention her gross motor skills have improved a bit too. I've tried giving her 2 10mg tabs at one time to see if it made a difference, but nothing really noticeable, so I figure why use up the Pepcid quicker? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 9, 1999 Report Share Posted August 9, 1999 Hi, I love to read other people's stories, so I guess it was time for me to open up. Becca weighs 31 lbs, and is 37 1/2 " tall. I give her 1 10mg tablet at about 730am, 1 at about 3pm and some nights one at like 730pm. I crush the tablet and sprinkle it on applesauce. I've noticed her poops firming up a bit, but they still smell like toxic waste. She's eating very well while on the stuff, and she's not gagging the way she always used to. We haven't had her get so upset that she vomits while on the Pepcid, either, so we are VERY pleased. It used to be one of us was being vomited on at least 2x a week. No hyperactivity, she's playing very nicely nowadays, and her speech is the clearest it's ever been. Not to mention her gross motor skills have improved a bit too. I've tried giving her 2 10mg tabs at one time to see if it made a difference, but nothing really noticeable, so I figure why use up the Pepcid quicker? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 9, 1999 Report Share Posted August 9, 1999 Hi, I love to read other people's stories, so I guess it was time for me to open up. Becca weighs 31 lbs, and is 37 1/2 " tall. I give her 1 10mg tablet at about 730am, 1 at about 3pm and some nights one at like 730pm. I crush the tablet and sprinkle it on applesauce. I've noticed her poops firming up a bit, but they still smell like toxic waste. She's eating very well while on the stuff, and she's not gagging the way she always used to. We haven't had her get so upset that she vomits while on the Pepcid, either, so we are VERY pleased. It used to be one of us was being vomited on at least 2x a week. No hyperactivity, she's playing very nicely nowadays, and her speech is the clearest it's ever been. Not to mention her gross motor skills have improved a bit too. I've tried giving her 2 10mg tabs at one time to see if it made a difference, but nothing really noticeable, so I figure why use up the Pepcid quicker? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 9, 1999 Report Share Posted August 9, 1999 Eileen, My husband is a pharmacist and is concerned about giving a lot of Pepcid. We were just wondering, did you get this dosage recommended to you by a physician or another pharmacist? Thanks, alot. We're really motivated to try this. Kim RE: INTRO Hi, I love to read other people's stories, so I guess it was time for me to open up. Becca weighs 31 lbs, and is 37 1/2 " tall. I give her 1 10mg tablet at about 730am, 1 at about 3pm and some nights one at like 730pm. I crush the tablet and sprinkle it on applesauce. I've noticed her poops firming up a bit, but they still smell like toxic waste. She's eating very well while on the stuff, and she's not gagging the way she always used to. We haven't had her get so upset that she vomits while on the Pepcid, either, so we are VERY pleased. It used to be one of us was being vomited on at least 2x a week. No hyperactivity, she's playing very nicely nowadays, and her speech is the clearest it's ever been. Not to mention her gross motor skills have improved a bit too. I've tried giving her 2 10mg tabs at one time to see if it made a difference, but nothing really noticeable, so I figure why use up the Pepcid quicker? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 9, 1999 Report Share Posted August 9, 1999 Eileen, My husband is a pharmacist and is concerned about giving a lot of Pepcid. We were just wondering, did you get this dosage recommended to you by a physician or another pharmacist? Thanks, alot. We're really motivated to try this. Kim RE: INTRO Hi, I love to read other people's stories, so I guess it was time for me to open up. Becca weighs 31 lbs, and is 37 1/2 " tall. I give her 1 10mg tablet at about 730am, 1 at about 3pm and some nights one at like 730pm. I crush the tablet and sprinkle it on applesauce. I've noticed her poops firming up a bit, but they still smell like toxic waste. She's eating very well while on the stuff, and she's not gagging the way she always used to. We haven't had her get so upset that she vomits while on the Pepcid, either, so we are VERY pleased. It used to be one of us was being vomited on at least 2x a week. No hyperactivity, she's playing very nicely nowadays, and her speech is the clearest it's ever been. Not to mention her gross motor skills have improved a bit too. I've tried giving her 2 10mg tabs at one time to see if it made a difference, but nothing really noticeable, so I figure why use up the Pepcid quicker? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 9, 1999 Report Share Posted August 9, 1999 Eileen, My husband is a pharmacist and is concerned about giving a lot of Pepcid. We were just wondering, did you get this dosage recommended to you by a physician or another pharmacist? Thanks, alot. We're really motivated to try this. Kim RE: INTRO Hi, I love to read other people's stories, so I guess it was time for me to open up. Becca weighs 31 lbs, and is 37 1/2 " tall. I give her 1 10mg tablet at about 730am, 1 at about 3pm and some nights one at like 730pm. I crush the tablet and sprinkle it on applesauce. I've noticed her poops firming up a bit, but they still smell like toxic waste. She's eating very well while on the stuff, and she's not gagging the way she always used to. We haven't had her get so upset that she vomits while on the Pepcid, either, so we are VERY pleased. It used to be one of us was being vomited on at least 2x a week. No hyperactivity, she's playing very nicely nowadays, and her speech is the clearest it's ever been. Not to mention her gross motor skills have improved a bit too. I've tried giving her 2 10mg tabs at one time to see if it made a difference, but nothing really noticeable, so I figure why use up the Pepcid quicker? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 9, 1999 Report Share Posted August 9, 1999 Just curious: What's a BOCES classroom? Thank you. >Hi Everyone, > >I am the SAHM to 4.9 yo Autistic girl, and Alison (NT) who will >be 2 in 2 weeks. We've had a DX of Atypical Autism for Becca since >6-98, but we have known all her life that she was different. >She was a Clomid induced pregnancy, very quiet in utero, I didn't feel >her move until she was almost 27 weeks gestational age. She was >delivered at 37weeks by Csection, due to frank breech positioning. When >she was 12 hours old, she had a " blue spell " in the nursery. At that >time, she stopped breathing and appeared to be seizing, and they called >a code on her. (just a little scary, Dad saw it all) They rescusitated >(sp) her and she spent the remainder of our stay in NICU. She was small >at birth, had a hard time breathing then, but was given Apgars of 9 and >9, even though she had to be pounded so hard on her back to breathe, she >had bruises from the pediatrician. That was just the beginning of the > " fun " . She wouldn't nurse well for me. She refused the left breast, so >I'd have to work real hard to keep her awake long enought to nurse for >10 min on the right breast, feed her a bit of formula or pumped breast >milk from the left side, and then I'd have to pump the left. Needless >to say, I spent a lot of time just feeding her, or trying to for about 2 >mo. She was very slow to gain weight, and she's still very small. She >only weighs 31#'s and is 37 1/2 " tall now. Developmentally, the ped. >didn't listen to me until she was 6mo old. Then we did a Neuro consult. >At that time the Neurologist was concerned and ordered Chromosome tests >and other tests. Needless to say, Becca has had more tests done on her >than any adult should ever have, and not just blood work. At this time, >she still has an undiagnosed Metabolic Disorder. We have seen all the > " experts " and they are still scratching their heads about Becca. For >now, she goes to school 5hrs, 5 days a week. She is in the TEACCH >program and recieves OT and PT 2x week, and ST 3x a week. I am not very >pleased with the school she is enrolled in, they have allowed way too >much " free play " instead of being as " highly structured " as they claimed >to be. She is not attending that school to wander around the classroom, >aimlessly. So in September, she will change schools and be in a BOCES >classroom with a lot more adult supervision and extremely structured >with discreet trials. They are also going to take the children out into >the community and teach them how to be " acceptable " members of society. >We started Pepcid AC on Becca 2 weeks ago today. Within 2 hours of the >first dose, of 10mg, I noticed better speech. At school, they are >thrilled with her progress. Her gross motor skills have improved also. >I have spoken with my Pediatrician about Secretin infusions, and because >of Becca's undiagnosed Metabolic problem, he said we'd never get any for >her. He is currently on vacation, so I've not been able to tell him >about our progress with the Pepcid AC. I have told his colleague, but >Dr. B knows her very well. I can hardly wait until he returns from his >trip to tell him myself. >Well, that's our story, long as it is. Alison is a VERY active, typical >2yr old. She makes sure that Becca doesn't miss a thing. Granted, >Becca could care less sometimes, but Ali makes the effort. I am >currently trying to potty train them both. I've gotten Becca to poop on >the potty, and Ali to go pee, but inconsistently with both of them. >Someday it'll all fall into place, I'm sure. >My husband works long hours, but does what he can with the >girls. I had a hard time when Becca was young, convincing him that >there was something wrong with her, but he has come to terms with her >disability. Probably better than I have! I still have days where I >just want MORE from her. I want her to want her fingernails painted, >want to play with a Barbie, instead of her Lamb Chop puppet, or a book. >At least we got the Teletubbies out of our system so far. It's been a >rough battle with them. >Sorry this is long, if I've forgotten anything I will try to do an >update. If you have any questions, or suggestions, please email me. >Thanks for reading. Best of luck to you all. > >Eileen > > >--------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 9, 1999 Report Share Posted August 9, 1999 Just curious: What's a BOCES classroom? Thank you. >Hi Everyone, > >I am the SAHM to 4.9 yo Autistic girl, and Alison (NT) who will >be 2 in 2 weeks. We've had a DX of Atypical Autism for Becca since >6-98, but we have known all her life that she was different. >She was a Clomid induced pregnancy, very quiet in utero, I didn't feel >her move until she was almost 27 weeks gestational age. She was >delivered at 37weeks by Csection, due to frank breech positioning. When >she was 12 hours old, she had a " blue spell " in the nursery. At that >time, she stopped breathing and appeared to be seizing, and they called >a code on her. (just a little scary, Dad saw it all) They rescusitated >(sp) her and she spent the remainder of our stay in NICU. She was small >at birth, had a hard time breathing then, but was given Apgars of 9 and >9, even though she had to be pounded so hard on her back to breathe, she >had bruises from the pediatrician. That was just the beginning of the > " fun " . She wouldn't nurse well for me. She refused the left breast, so >I'd have to work real hard to keep her awake long enought to nurse for >10 min on the right breast, feed her a bit of formula or pumped breast >milk from the left side, and then I'd have to pump the left. Needless >to say, I spent a lot of time just feeding her, or trying to for about 2 >mo. She was very slow to gain weight, and she's still very small. She >only weighs 31#'s and is 37 1/2 " tall now. Developmentally, the ped. >didn't listen to me until she was 6mo old. Then we did a Neuro consult. >At that time the Neurologist was concerned and ordered Chromosome tests >and other tests. Needless to say, Becca has had more tests done on her >than any adult should ever have, and not just blood work. At this time, >she still has an undiagnosed Metabolic Disorder. We have seen all the > " experts " and they are still scratching their heads about Becca. For >now, she goes to school 5hrs, 5 days a week. She is in the TEACCH >program and recieves OT and PT 2x week, and ST 3x a week. I am not very >pleased with the school she is enrolled in, they have allowed way too >much " free play " instead of being as " highly structured " as they claimed >to be. She is not attending that school to wander around the classroom, >aimlessly. So in September, she will change schools and be in a BOCES >classroom with a lot more adult supervision and extremely structured >with discreet trials. They are also going to take the children out into >the community and teach them how to be " acceptable " members of society. >We started Pepcid AC on Becca 2 weeks ago today. Within 2 hours of the >first dose, of 10mg, I noticed better speech. At school, they are >thrilled with her progress. Her gross motor skills have improved also. >I have spoken with my Pediatrician about Secretin infusions, and because >of Becca's undiagnosed Metabolic problem, he said we'd never get any for >her. He is currently on vacation, so I've not been able to tell him >about our progress with the Pepcid AC. I have told his colleague, but >Dr. B knows her very well. I can hardly wait until he returns from his >trip to tell him myself. >Well, that's our story, long as it is. Alison is a VERY active, typical >2yr old. She makes sure that Becca doesn't miss a thing. Granted, >Becca could care less sometimes, but Ali makes the effort. I am >currently trying to potty train them both. I've gotten Becca to poop on >the potty, and Ali to go pee, but inconsistently with both of them. >Someday it'll all fall into place, I'm sure. >My husband works long hours, but does what he can with the >girls. I had a hard time when Becca was young, convincing him that >there was something wrong with her, but he has come to terms with her >disability. Probably better than I have! I still have days where I >just want MORE from her. I want her to want her fingernails painted, >want to play with a Barbie, instead of her Lamb Chop puppet, or a book. >At least we got the Teletubbies out of our system so far. It's been a >rough battle with them. >Sorry this is long, if I've forgotten anything I will try to do an >update. If you have any questions, or suggestions, please email me. >Thanks for reading. Best of luck to you all. > >Eileen > > >--------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 10, 1999 Report Share Posted August 10, 1999 Hi, around here, BOCES stands for Board of ative Educational Services. Basically, it's education for Special Needs kids, adults, displaced homemakers, high school NT kids that have dropped out and want vocational training, i.e., auto mechanics, nursing, cosmetology. Becca will be going in to the " BEARS " program which is specifically for Autistic children. It's been highly recommended by many people. For the life of me, I cannot remember what " BEARS " stands for but I know the last 3 letters are for autistic related spectrum. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 10, 1999 Report Share Posted August 10, 1999 Hi, around here, BOCES stands for Board of ative Educational Services. Basically, it's education for Special Needs kids, adults, displaced homemakers, high school NT kids that have dropped out and want vocational training, i.e., auto mechanics, nursing, cosmetology. Becca will be going in to the " BEARS " program which is specifically for Autistic children. It's been highly recommended by many people. For the life of me, I cannot remember what " BEARS " stands for but I know the last 3 letters are for autistic related spectrum. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 10, 1999 Report Share Posted August 10, 1999 Hi, around here, BOCES stands for Board of ative Educational Services. Basically, it's education for Special Needs kids, adults, displaced homemakers, high school NT kids that have dropped out and want vocational training, i.e., auto mechanics, nursing, cosmetology. Becca will be going in to the " BEARS " program which is specifically for Autistic children. It's been highly recommended by many people. For the life of me, I cannot remember what " BEARS " stands for but I know the last 3 letters are for autistic related spectrum. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 25, 1999 Report Share Posted August 25, 1999 Welcome! I am glad you join us. My daughter is Jen and she is 10 years old soon to be 11. Jen had antibiotics and of course her baby shots when she was younger. She had 3 operations on her eyes before she was a year old and 1 operation on her eyes a few years later. Normal birth... but my four month of pregnancy I had what the doctor believed might have been food poisoning, because I had a high white count. They said the baby was fine after a sonogram and sent me home. Jen was born with Pthosis (eyelids did not open). What was to be a simple operation turned into a staff infection and three more operations on her eyes. Jen is starting to talk and she can now understand what I tell her most of the time. Jen is not potty trained, but she is now willing to sit on the potty and she has learned one use for toilet paper. Toilet cloggier... works great ever time! Take Care and God Bless All, Beverly Weakley Mom of Jen... Autistic age 10 years and 9 month intro > > > I thought I would introduce myself. My 2 1/2 yr old granddaughter was > diagnosed on Monday with Autism. She is the only child of my daughter > and son-in-law. > > I look forward to sharing information with the other members of this > list. > > -- > June > " Do little things with great love. " Mother > > mailto:jn516@... > http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/1204 > http://www.geocities.com/heartland/meadows/6250 > http://www.geocities.com/athens/forum/7306 > > > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 25, 1999 Report Share Posted August 25, 1999 Welcome! I am glad you join us. My daughter is Jen and she is 10 years old soon to be 11. Jen had antibiotics and of course her baby shots when she was younger. She had 3 operations on her eyes before she was a year old and 1 operation on her eyes a few years later. Normal birth... but my four month of pregnancy I had what the doctor believed might have been food poisoning, because I had a high white count. They said the baby was fine after a sonogram and sent me home. Jen was born with Pthosis (eyelids did not open). What was to be a simple operation turned into a staff infection and three more operations on her eyes. Jen is starting to talk and she can now understand what I tell her most of the time. Jen is not potty trained, but she is now willing to sit on the potty and she has learned one use for toilet paper. Toilet cloggier... works great ever time! Take Care and God Bless All, Beverly Weakley Mom of Jen... Autistic age 10 years and 9 month intro > > > I thought I would introduce myself. My 2 1/2 yr old granddaughter was > diagnosed on Monday with Autism. She is the only child of my daughter > and son-in-law. > > I look forward to sharing information with the other members of this > list. > > -- > June > " Do little things with great love. " Mother > > mailto:jn516@... > http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/1204 > http://www.geocities.com/heartland/meadows/6250 > http://www.geocities.com/athens/forum/7306 > > > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 25, 1999 Report Share Posted August 25, 1999 Welcome! I am glad you join us. My daughter is Jen and she is 10 years old soon to be 11. Jen had antibiotics and of course her baby shots when she was younger. She had 3 operations on her eyes before she was a year old and 1 operation on her eyes a few years later. Normal birth... but my four month of pregnancy I had what the doctor believed might have been food poisoning, because I had a high white count. They said the baby was fine after a sonogram and sent me home. Jen was born with Pthosis (eyelids did not open). What was to be a simple operation turned into a staff infection and three more operations on her eyes. Jen is starting to talk and she can now understand what I tell her most of the time. Jen is not potty trained, but she is now willing to sit on the potty and she has learned one use for toilet paper. Toilet cloggier... works great ever time! Take Care and God Bless All, Beverly Weakley Mom of Jen... Autistic age 10 years and 9 month intro > > > I thought I would introduce myself. My 2 1/2 yr old granddaughter was > diagnosed on Monday with Autism. She is the only child of my daughter > and son-in-law. > > I look forward to sharing information with the other members of this > list. > > -- > June > " Do little things with great love. " Mother > > mailto:jn516@... > http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/1204 > http://www.geocities.com/heartland/meadows/6250 > http://www.geocities.com/athens/forum/7306 > > > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2000 Report Share Posted January 5, 2000 Hi All: Just a brief note to introduce myself. I'm a 40yo Admin. Secretary here at UNC and have quit smoking (and consequently put on a few pounds ). However, I'm feelin' great, and learning to love life more and more! I think that tae bo will add to my enjoyment and certainly will add to my total health and well-being. I wish each of you the very best in your goals. Know that we'll all get there - in our own way. I'm really glad to be a part of the Tae bo family! Take care and God bless... Lois s lois.douglass@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2000 Report Share Posted January 5, 2000 Hi All: Just a brief note to introduce myself. I'm a 40yo Admin. Secretary here at UNC and have quit smoking (and consequently put on a few pounds ). However, I'm feelin' great, and learning to love life more and more! I think that tae bo will add to my enjoyment and certainly will add to my total health and well-being. I wish each of you the very best in your goals. Know that we'll all get there - in our own way. I'm really glad to be a part of the Tae bo family! Take care and God bless... Lois s lois.douglass@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2000 Report Share Posted January 5, 2000 Hi All: Just a brief note to introduce myself. I'm a 40yo Admin. Secretary here at UNC and have quit smoking (and consequently put on a few pounds ). However, I'm feelin' great, and learning to love life more and more! I think that tae bo will add to my enjoyment and certainly will add to my total health and well-being. I wish each of you the very best in your goals. Know that we'll all get there - in our own way. I'm really glad to be a part of the Tae bo family! Take care and God bless... Lois s lois.douglass@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2000 Report Share Posted March 11, 2000 > > Hi....I really hope this post works....I have tried to post this letter > from > > several email accounts and the posting center at onelist and so far I > haven't been able to get it posted....I must be having Y2K problems(lol just > kidding) ..I formally posted under crazyeyes > > > > My name is Robin and I live in upstate NY.....My daughter is 3 1/2 and was > > diagnosed in August with Autism....... > > > > She just started attending an integrated pre-school program about 3 weeks > > ago and I am not sure if I have made the right choice. She goes 5 days a > > week for 3 hours a day. I am not sure she will grow there. > > > > Does anyone live in upstate NY? Does anyone have their child in an > > integrated pre-school program? Do you think your child's needs are being > > met? Does anyone have their child in an ABA program? > > > > ok...enough for now......I want to thank all of you for being such > wonderful > > parents (and people). I think the only way we can get through some of > this > > is by talking to other parents that have been through the process....I > will > > try to be a valuable part of this group as well.... > > > > Thank you > > Robin > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2000 Report Share Posted March 11, 2000 > > Hi....I really hope this post works....I have tried to post this letter > from > > several email accounts and the posting center at onelist and so far I > haven't been able to get it posted....I must be having Y2K problems(lol just > kidding) ..I formally posted under crazyeyes > > > > My name is Robin and I live in upstate NY.....My daughter is 3 1/2 and was > > diagnosed in August with Autism....... > > > > She just started attending an integrated pre-school program about 3 weeks > > ago and I am not sure if I have made the right choice. She goes 5 days a > > week for 3 hours a day. I am not sure she will grow there. > > > > Does anyone live in upstate NY? Does anyone have their child in an > > integrated pre-school program? Do you think your child's needs are being > > met? Does anyone have their child in an ABA program? > > > > ok...enough for now......I want to thank all of you for being such > wonderful > > parents (and people). I think the only way we can get through some of > this > > is by talking to other parents that have been through the process....I > will > > try to be a valuable part of this group as well.... > > > > Thank you > > Robin > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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