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Other parents/friends of mine do not understand my child.... HELP PLZ
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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 743996" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Here are a few things thatnreally helped my son.who.also needed help in school. Some.if not most except for the highest functioning somstimes need an IEP. </p><p></p><p>We demanded and fougjt fougjt for;</p><p></p><p>1. Social skills classes. Parents cant always do this right. We dont have tje right training </p><p></p><p>2. Occupational therapy iskey</p><p></p><p>3. Physical therapy</p><p></p><p>My son had an aid in class and took Special Education in reading and math where all the exyra attention skyrocketed his functioning in all levels. He became the class leader helping all the otjer kids and he made some friends in regular classes too. He eventuallt np longer needef his early supporys in school but they truly helped him for the rest of his life. He acts pretty normal now and is truly beloved in the community. He is very kind tje first one to run and open a door for somebody or scuery to pick up something that somebody dropped</p><p> He always did undetstand noce manners. They are all different. He works and bowls and doesnt want to drive but gets around by cab, which is very cheap here if you are on disabilitu, and bike. He is not a social butterfly. He never will be. </p><p></p><p>But he is happy in hos own skin. He is my angel an my hero.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 743996, member: 1550"] Here are a few things thatnreally helped my son.who.also needed help in school. Some.if not most except for the highest functioning somstimes need an IEP. We demanded and fougjt fougjt for; 1. Social skills classes. Parents cant always do this right. We dont have tje right training 2. Occupational therapy iskey 3. Physical therapy My son had an aid in class and took Special Education in reading and math where all the exyra attention skyrocketed his functioning in all levels. He became the class leader helping all the otjer kids and he made some friends in regular classes too. He eventuallt np longer needef his early supporys in school but they truly helped him for the rest of his life. He acts pretty normal now and is truly beloved in the community. He is very kind tje first one to run and open a door for somebody or scuery to pick up something that somebody dropped He always did undetstand noce manners. They are all different. He works and bowls and doesnt want to drive but gets around by cab, which is very cheap here if you are on disabilitu, and bike. He is not a social butterfly. He never will be. But he is happy in hos own skin. He is my angel an my hero. [/QUOTE]
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