To Rhonda

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Hi there n

Thanks so much for the welcome. I've never been fortunate enough to

network with someone in Germany before. May I pry? to ask what

things are available there? Not that I ever plan on moving there..

just curious is all.. to how the rest of the world looks at this

horrid diagnosis.

Thanks a ton

Rhonda

> Hi Rhonda,

> welcome to the list. My son is 7 and autistic.

> He can really be a pain a lot but my " humor " (some

> people may not understand it) saved me from going

> insane so far. Here in Germany we dont have all these

> different therapies and special schools for autistic

> kids. But, we are hanging in there. What else to do...

> Take care

> n

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Hi Rhonda,

I think you are better off in the States too. Germans

dont believe in investing money in something they wont

get lots of money back. The researchers and

Med.industry would not get lots of money out of

Autism, so why bother?

The autistic kids go to regular " handicaped schools " .

Diff. disorders. But the teachers heard of autism

before. They try their best. We do have speach therapy

and occupational therapy. That is it. One so called

psychological doc. told me, Tim has a educational

problem, not an autistic problem. It is my fault. Ha,

that ass. So, that is the german side of it. Not too

well, is it.

So, take care

n

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