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JayAre · November 9th, 2006, 14:13

Well to update we meet with the child phycoligist(sp) again with a home visit. My son has autistic symptoms but doesn't have autism. We were lead to believe from the first visit and from other workers he has it. It has been rather frustrating. There is a broad range in the Autism spectrum disorder which my son has but technically doesn't have autism. He has severe speech delay and a social behavior problem and sensory intergration disorder. Meaning he can overload on to much at once. We are meeting with a neurologist to have his brain activity measured before thanksgiving and than I start ground school monday the 27th with AMF(I left chartran) where if things go well I'll be gone for a month. I better get back to work counting inventory....anyone want to buy a Sage fly rod I have plenty on hand.

November 9th, 2006, 14:13	#10
JayAre Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Multiple Posts: 1,021	Re: Airline Pilot and Child with Autism Well to update we meet with the child phycoligist(sp) again with a home visit. My son has autistic symptoms but doesn't have autism. We were lead to believe from the first visit and from other workers he has it. It has been rather frustrating. There is a broad range in the Autism spectrum disorder which my son has but technically doesn't have autism. He has severe speech delay and a social behavior problem and sensory intergration disorder. Meaning he can overload on to much at once. We are meeting with a neurologist to have his brain activity measured before thanksgiving and than I start ground school monday the 27th with AMF(I left chartran) where if things go well I'll be gone for a month. I better get back to work counting inventory....anyone want to buy a Sage fly rod I have plenty on hand.