My life in the Aspergers lane. Chaz, my 10 year old was diagnosed with Aspergers when he was 5 years old. It explained a lot but I have so much more to learn to help my son. Seeking answers and documenting my journey here. Be the sunshine for your child when they come home with dark clouds hanging over them. Be the rainbow that brings hope by speaking up for them. "Weeping may last through the night, but joy comes with the morning." Psalm 30:5
*Encouragement is the best medicine to give someone. If I were to pick any gift to have in helping others, that would be the one*
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Look Me In The Eye-Updated
I just checked out this book and I'm looking forward to reading it. When I read more I will post about it here. I need to spend more time trying to understand Aspergers. I know a lot about Aspergers but I really need to find out how to help my son directly. Taking action and finding what will work for him. I know I can't expect him to be like his siblings. The balance for me is how not to treat him TOO differently. I hated hearing him call himself a freak because of other kids at school. Now that he is home with me I can control the environment more. I feel like I am rebuilding his self esteem again.
UPDATE: The more I read into this book I have began to understand my son. There is a broad spectrum with Aspergers and even though everything doesn't apply to my son, I recognize a lot of things. I included the link because this book will captivate you as you read it. What John went through as a child and his parents not understanding his behavior.
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The other kids at school sound like they need some social skills training fer sure... just a different kind than Chaz. :)
God bless ya!!
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