Guest guest Posted January 22, 2000 Report Share Posted January 22, 2000 At 09:04 AM 1/22/2000 EST, cat77@... wrote: >YEAH Sandy! That is great! Let us know if we can ever help again! > You can all help by continuing to vote. We were really close to getting the 4th star, but a long way from getting the fifth one. It will take awhile. But it does take votes to get there. So whenever you think about it, just go over to http://www.stankirsch.com/ and click the StarPages icon. Like I said... we're a LONG way from getting that 5th star, but if any of you want to help, that's how to do it. Just keep voting. Thanks again all of you! -- Sandy Sannicron Web Design http://www.sannicron.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest guest Posted December 1, 2003 Report Share Posted December 1, 2003 Wow...Alyssa.....we're glad you're here too. It helps so much to be able to 'talk' to other people who understand, doesn't it? Maralee Thank you! > Hi! I'm Alissa. My daugher Lauryn is seven years old and has > Aspergers. > I just wanted to thank all the parents and persons with Aspergers > for the messages posted. > I am aching for ways to help the people my daughter trusts to > understand, accept and help her. I feel like this is an excellent > group and I wanted to express the thanks I feel for the support, > even though no one really knows me. > I feel priviledged to gain understanding and I am moved to think how > much you care. > > Thank you, > Alissa > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 30, 2004 Report Share Posted March 30, 2004 , I totally understand the mourning period. My son was diagnosed just over a year ago. He will be 6 years old this July and is dx'd with High functioning Aspergers, PDD-NOS. I mourned for a few months after I found out and thought why me why us why him. I come to realize that he chose my husband and I. He felt that we were strong enough to handle everything that he can throw at us. Sometimes he tries to test that strength but through it all we hang in there and come to the realization that through our love and guidance he is more nomal than some of the normal children that I know. I wouldn't change a thing about my son as he a sweet and loving little boy who is independent and loves to learn. Once you get over the inital shock of knowing what is wrong with your child the healing will begin for you and you will start to feel better about the situation because now you know why your child is the way that he or she is. You will also know that its not something you did but something that they were born with. Just hold you head up high and you will be able to make it through the bumpy road ahead to do what is necessary for your son. Remember that we are always here for you on those good, bad and difficult days. I think that if I hadn't found this group I would still be wallowing in my sorrow over my son. The Mothers and Fathers on this board are a true inspiration and the best shoulder to lean on when you need a helping hand. Welcome to the group!! Hopefully you will start to see the Sunshine in your days with your son as you both learn together. LOL in Ajax > >Reply-To: autism-aspergers >To: autism-aspergers >Subject: Thank you! >Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 06:28:07 -0600 > >What a warm welcome, thank you so much. >My son was diagnosed in Dec., a week before >his 2nd birthday. It was not really a surpise, >however that day made it real for me. I am >ashamed to say that I have been in a mourning >stage for the past several months. > >I have joined alot of yahoo groups this week >and while I am still struggling to cope, other >parents' stories are such a comfort. I am trying >now to focus on getting him as many services >as I can afford. The information is so overwhelming. > >My little guy started in a toddler program for >autistic kids and the program is limited to 4 in >his class. It is hands-on parent involved and >therapist-led. The therapist ratio is 1:1, there >are breakouts for 1-on-1 therapy part of the >afternoon, and group the other part. Plus, on >Mondays there is a parent support group. >I think this is a good start. > >Another issue I am struggling with is that >my husband is the one that takes my son >four days a week, as he is a stay at home >dad and I work full time to support our >family of 5. The guilt I feel is huge. I feel >like a terrible mother and no one seems to >understand this--my husband in particular. >I would like to take a couple Mondays >off here and there to be able to take >my son and also go to the support group. > >My goodness, I am sorry this post is so >very long! Thank you all for your warm >welcome. > >Best, > > >-- > >You can make a difference--help support Autism research! >Here's How: >http://www.kintera.org/faf/r.asp?t=4 & i=36151 & u=36151-41535048 > > > _________________________________________________________________ All the action. All the drama. Get NCAA hoops coverage at MSN Sports by ESPN. http://msn.espn.go.com/index.html?partnersite=espn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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