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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Quiet Solace–A Poem by: Carole Norman Scott
QUIET SOLACE A good report Lord — what a joy! Ben’s teacher has pronounced him Calm, co-operative, and smiling… Adjectives we have longed to hear. Forever in coming; but worth the wait. With his maturity…a gentle reserve. … Continue reading
How Parents Feel (or how I felt)!
Some Things Parents Might Feel About Having a Handicapped Child. By: Carole Norman Scott 1. Parents have experienced things that they have never shared with anyone—it hurts too badly (our two in-house clinic experiences when Ben was only four and six years old. … Continue reading
The D’s & C’s of Autism–By: Carole Norman Scott
By: Carole Norman Scott Posted on April 19, 2011 by autism45 These words tell exactly how I felt when I was dealing with the grief of discovering that I had a handicapped child. My faith at that time was based on … Continue reading
8. SYMPTOMS OF AUTISM: AS A CHILD, AND IMPROVEMENTS AS AN ADULT By: Carole Norman Scott
Ben’s Childhood Characteristics–And Improvements As An Adult 1. Resists normal teaching methods— As a child… We tried for years to show Ben how to tie his shoes. He wouldn’t watch, his gaze was averted, and he seemed either lost … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, echolalia, eye contact. aloofness, improvements, repetitive behavior, symptoms
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