- Brad is identifying colors consistently.
- He's mastered the shape sorter, although he does it entirely with his left hand.
- We've added 2 more hours per week of OT, bringing his total service hours to 14.5 per week.
- In the last week, his play has become more rigid. Also: he's flapping his arms and toe walking a little.
Friday, June 6, 2008
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Cool! As big and strong as he looks to be growing up, maybe a pitcher? After all, lefties have always had a reputation of being somewhat 'flaky' or 'unusual.' Might a 98 MPH fastball be in his future? Hmmmm.... and the number 1 pick in the MLB draft was an 18 yr old left handed pitcher who signed a multimillion dollar contract.
My son was recently diagnosed with ASD and is 'high functioning'. Diagnosis was one week ago today and he is 23 months old. I feel like you could answer some questions for me if you have a few moments.... MAINLY questions about therapies and types and what you've learned. Can you email me at scottandbriana@hotmail.com ? If we converse over email, you can just get back to me when you have a moment here and there. I would greatly appreciate it as I have entered the phase of TOTAL CONFUSION!!! I am enjoying reading your blog and plan to keep trucking down it so I can catch up. Sounds like our sons have A LOT in common!!!!! How old is he now? Thanks! Briana from NC
He's a blessing, my dear! and he's lucky to have wonderful parents like you...
anon - LOL, usual is overrated. I'm all about embracing the difference.
elijah's mom - good luck! and keep your blog updated...
cathy, thanks!
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