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JayAre · December 21st, 2006, 00:56

Ok I'm kinda out of it(flu medicine) but to update. Sign language has been a huge leap forward in communication. Sensory classes are working! last class he got along great no hitting or having any outbursts/meltdowns. I was gone for three weeks in Cali with Indoc at AMF. I have a little over a week break now for the holidays and its been nice being home with the family. We are getting ready for his IEP in a couple of weeks, which I will miss. This IEP will decide if he qualifies for early intervention pre school. The holidays are going to be tuff with other family and children here. We made his own sensory room with toys and other objects to have fun with when things get to overloaded. Hope things work well in the next week!

December 21st, 2006, 00:56	#31
JayAre Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Multiple Posts: 986	Re: Airline Pilot and Child with Autism Ok I'm kinda out of it(flu medicine) but to update. Sign language has been a huge leap forward in communication. Sensory classes are working! last class he got along great no hitting or having any outbursts/meltdowns. I was gone for three weeks in Cali with Indoc at AMF. I have a little over a week break now for the holidays and its been nice being home with the family. We are getting ready for his IEP in a couple of weeks, which I will miss. This IEP will decide if he qualifies for early intervention pre school. The holidays are going to be tuff with other family and children here. We made his own sensory room with toys and other objects to have fun with when things get to overloaded. Hope things work well in the next week!