The aspergers book
07-06-2011, 10:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Favorite Fabrics
You are so fortunate that he is willing to recognize these traits in himself! That will enable you to work with him on the skills he will need to "join the rest of the world" (if you don't mind my putting it that way).
It's EVER so much harder when they resist the truth. I won't say in public how I know... but... I know.
It's EVER so much harder when they resist the truth. I won't say in public how I know... but... I know.
07-06-2011, 10:15 PM
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Originally Posted by suebee
Thank you for sharing. I did look this up on the internet the other night. Had no idea. Sounds like your sweet boy is doing very well... you are certainly blessed.
07-06-2011, 10:23 PM
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Hi Charisma. I laughed when I saw your posting of the book, because when I read your earlier post and it mentioned a book on Asperger's, I immediately thought of this book. I love this book! My son has a copy and we have read it many, many times together. It is easy to understand for someone who is not familiar with Autism/Asperger's Syndrome, but it also helped my son understand why he is different from other children and that it's ok to be "just the way I am." This is a terrific book that we have shared with many of his teachers, caseworkers, and other family members. Thanks for sharing.
07-09-2011, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Becca Bear
Hi Charisma. I laughed when I saw your posting of the book, because when I read your earlier post and it mentioned a book on Asperger's, I immediately thought of this book. I love this book! My son has a copy and we have read it many, many times together. It is easy to understand for someone who is not familiar with Autism/Asperger's Syndrome, but it also helped my son understand why he is different from other children and that it's ok to be "just the way I am." This is a terrific book that we have shared with many of his teachers, caseworkers, and other family members. Thanks for sharing.
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