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Yay !!!

Sometimes that stuff is hard for NT!

> Most of you know that my oldest son, (15) has fairly

> significant sensory defensiveness, right? Well, he has been taking

> Biology this year...complete with labs. They are doing

dissections,

> and he has made it through an earthworm, a crayfish, a fish, and

> today, the grande finale'---a frog. This is a HUGE deal; he came

> home last week physically ill from dealing with the fish, but HE

DID

> IT!!! He did every single dissection!

>

> Other people wouldn't understand what an absolutely amazing victory

> this is...

>

> Raena

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Yay !!!

Sometimes that stuff is hard for NT!

> Most of you know that my oldest son, (15) has fairly

> significant sensory defensiveness, right? Well, he has been taking

> Biology this year...complete with labs. They are doing

dissections,

> and he has made it through an earthworm, a crayfish, a fish, and

> today, the grande finale'---a frog. This is a HUGE deal; he came

> home last week physically ill from dealing with the fish, but HE

DID

> IT!!! He did every single dissection!

>

> Other people wouldn't understand what an absolutely amazing victory

> this is...

>

> Raena

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Yay !!!

Sometimes that stuff is hard for NT!

> Most of you know that my oldest son, (15) has fairly

> significant sensory defensiveness, right? Well, he has been taking

> Biology this year...complete with labs. They are doing

dissections,

> and he has made it through an earthworm, a crayfish, a fish, and

> today, the grande finale'---a frog. This is a HUGE deal; he came

> home last week physically ill from dealing with the fish, but HE

DID

> IT!!! He did every single dissection!

>

> Other people wouldn't understand what an absolutely amazing victory

> this is...

>

> Raena

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Hooray for !! I know how difficult it can be and how great that he

stuck it out.... dissected a cow eyeball this year, got queasy, but

didn't leave either!

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Hooray for !! I know how difficult it can be and how great that he

stuck it out.... dissected a cow eyeball this year, got queasy, but

didn't leave either!

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Hooray for !! I know how difficult it can be and how great that he

stuck it out.... dissected a cow eyeball this year, got queasy, but

didn't leave either!

Sue

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That is excellent!!!! When I took biology in school, I managed to be

absent for every single disection. I hated biology..lol.

Leigh

> Most of you know that my oldest son, (15) has fairly

> significant sensory defensiveness, right? Well, he has been taking

> Biology this year...complete with labs. They are doing

dissections,

> and he has made it through an earthworm, a crayfish, a fish, and

> today, the grande finale'---a frog. This is a HUGE deal; he came

> home last week physically ill from dealing with the fish, but HE

DID

> IT!!! He did every single dissection!

>

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That is excellent!!!! When I took biology in school, I managed to be

absent for every single disection. I hated biology..lol.

Leigh

> Most of you know that my oldest son, (15) has fairly

> significant sensory defensiveness, right? Well, he has been taking

> Biology this year...complete with labs. They are doing

dissections,

> and he has made it through an earthworm, a crayfish, a fish, and

> today, the grande finale'---a frog. This is a HUGE deal; he came

> home last week physically ill from dealing with the fish, but HE

DID

> IT!!! He did every single dissection!

>

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WTG !!!

I can remember doing the dissections in H.S. I was pretty good with

most of it until we came to the cricket. I have this insane

dislike/phobia of crickets. My lab partner wasn't much better. Every

time we did something to it we both shrieked involuntarily and the

biology teacher would yell at us. My insides were in knots by the time

that period ended.

So I can understand a little bit about how hard it was for to

make it through each and every dissection.

HUGE WAY TO GOS!

Debbie with twins

- Jordan (ASD) 2.5yo

- (NT) 2.5yo

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that's so awesome!!! i always loved doing the disections ;)

~~~ Imagine all the people, living life in peace - Lennon ~~~

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kailey, 8, autism, hyperlexia, depression, anxiety, OCD, DSI

trevor, 3, multiple developmental delays, no " official " dx yet

parker jade, due 7-25-03 :-D

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Okay, . This confirms it. You are just plain eccentric. (joking!)

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> Okay, . This confirms it. You are just plain eccentric. (joking!)

Maggie <

haha, thanks :-D

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kailey, 8, autism, hyperlexia, depression, anxiety, OCD, DSI

trevor, 3, multiple developmental delays, no " official " dx yet

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LMAO!!!!! I just thought the same thing when I read her post.

Leigh

> Okay, . This confirms it. You are just plain eccentric.

(joking!)

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LMAO!!!!! I just thought the same thing when I read her post.

Leigh

> Okay, . This confirms it. You are just plain eccentric.

(joking!)

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LMAO!!!!! I just thought the same thing when I read her post.

Leigh

> Okay, . This confirms it. You are just plain eccentric.

(joking!)

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In a message dated 4/4/2003 12:11:33 AM Eastern Standard Time,

weinberg@... writes:

> DON'T watch what they eat on Fear Factor. I CAN'T!! YUCK!

>

> rllen

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EWW...Me Either

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WOW!!! That's awesome!!! I HATED doing those in high school!

HIGH FIVE TO WILLIAM!!!!

ellen

> Most of you know that my oldest son, (15) has fairly

> significant sensory defensiveness, right? Well, he has been taking

> Biology this year...complete with labs. They are doing

dissections,

> and he has made it through an earthworm, a crayfish, a fish, and

> today, the grande finale'---a frog. This is a HUGE deal; he came

> home last week physically ill from dealing with the fish, but HE

DID

> IT!!! He did every single dissection!

>

> Other people wouldn't understand what an absolutely amazing victory

> this is...

>

> Raena

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I can't even watch the commercials!

> In a message dated 4/4/2003 12:11:33 AM Eastern Standard Time,

> weinberg@l... writes:

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> > DON'T watch what they eat on Fear Factor. I CAN'T!! YUCK!

> >

> > rllen

> >

> >

> >

>

> EWW...Me Either

>

> Cindy

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oops. ellen is now an official member....(Have you responded to one of

your own posts yet?)

;-)

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RE: Re: Slightly OT: Bragging about my kid

I DON'T watch what they eat on Fear Factor. I CAN'T!! YUCK!

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Wow! Even I refused to do the dissections at school. Much to my mother's grief.

;)

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Slightly OT: Bragging about my kid

Most of you know that my oldest son, (15) has fairly

significant sensory defensiveness, right? Well, he has been taking

Biology this year...complete with labs. They are doing dissections,

and he has made it through an earthworm, a crayfish, a fish, and

today, the grande finale'---a frog. This is a HUGE deal; he came

home last week physically ill from dealing with the fish, but HE DID

IT!!! He did every single dissection!

Other people wouldn't understand what an absolutely amazing victory

this is...

Raena

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