Re: Looking for parents of children with 4S

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Just a couple of tips that seem to help around our house,

try a noise machine or a fan in his room to help drown out surrounding sounds.

We have also found that the ipod is a great tool....if he is like my daughter,

she likes the loud noise of music, it's those soft everyday body noises that set

her off.

Carolyn

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> Hello,

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> I am just new to this group and find eveything you're all writing very

> interesting. I don't have 4S myself, but have a 10-yr old son who does.

> Everything I've read here has been from grown-up sufferers. What I need to

> know is how to help my child. (He's now lying on the stair landing instead

> of in bed because everyone upstairs is breathing.)

> I also need survival tips for his siblings. They bear the scars from his

> extreme reactions to their noises.

> If there are other parents out there I would love to hear from you. Also,

> if any of you adults can offer things you would have liked your parents to

> have done differently, I would appreciate hearing that as well. I don't

> want him to grow up resenting us and never wanting to come visit and I want

> to have greater peace in our home.

> Thanks.

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