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Speech Therapy with John, Paul, George, and Ringo...

One of the more common challenges (at least according to the experts) for a child with Asperger Syndrome is developing an understanding of the subtleties of communication. I can't speak for other children, but Haydn definitely has trouble with basic conversation skills. He always asked questions and made little speeches (mostly about fans and lights), but actual conversation is a real challenge.His initial diagnosis included "Semantic-Pragmatic Language Impairment," which of course means that…See More
Sep 11, 2012
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Some Thoughts on Stimming... (re-broadcast from 'Haydn's World')

"Stimming" (in quotes for the last time in this story) is fairly common to the autism spectrum. There are a hundred different definitions in a hundred different books and they all are probably correct. I don't believe a simple definition can sum up everything that stimming is, or what it does, for people on the autism spectrum. For example, here is a dictionary definition:Stimming is a repetitive body movement that self-stimulates one or more senses in a regulated manner.That's a pretty broad…See More
Jul 15, 2012
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The Incident at The Children's Place (Oct. 2010)

Rebroadcast from Haydn's World, where we subscribe to the philosophy:"The autism spectrum is entirely too serious to take seriously."It's Thursday night and it's time to take a little trip out to the mall to buy some warmer clothes for Haydn. We walk into The Children's Place and Haydn immediately needs to use the potty. Amanda (Mommy) starts looking for clothes while we go check out the bathroom. He goes into the stall alone, comes out and washes his hands. Now it's time to go shopping.We walk…See More
Dec 21, 2011
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Dec 12, 2011

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Speech Therapy with John, Paul, George, and Ringo...

Posted on September 11, 2012 at 8:33pm 0 Comments

One of the more common challenges (at least according to the experts) for a child with Asperger Syndrome is developing an understanding of the subtleties of communication. I can't speak for other children, but Haydn definitely has trouble with basic conversation skills. He always asked questions and made little speeches (mostly about fans and lights), but actual conversation is a real challenge.

His initial diagnosis included "Semantic-Pragmatic Language Impairment," which of course…

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Some Thoughts on Stimming... (re-broadcast from 'Haydn's World')

Posted on July 15, 2012 at 8:35pm 0 Comments

"Stimming" (in quotes for the last time in this story) is fairly common to the autism spectrum. There are a hundred different definitions in a hundred different books and they all are probably correct. I don't believe a simple definition can sum up everything that stimming is, or what it does, for people on the autism spectrum. For example, here is a dictionary definition:

Stimming is a…

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The Incident at The Children's Place (Oct. 2010)

Posted on December 21, 2011 at 11:00pm 0 Comments

Rebroadcast from Haydn's World, where we subscribe to the philosophy:

"The autism spectrum is entirely too serious to take seriously."

It's Thursday night and it's time to take a little trip out to the mall to buy some warmer clothes for Haydn. We walk into The Children's Place and Haydn immediately needs to use the potty. Amanda (Mommy) starts looking for clothes while we go check out the bathroom. He goes into the stall alone, comes…

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Welcome to Haydn's World

Posted on December 12, 2011 at 9:46pm 0 Comments

Re-broadcasted from "Haydn's World"

Where we subscribe to the philosophy: 'The autism spectrum is entirely too serious to be taken seriously.'

Welcome to Haydn's World...

 My son is way too cute to be my kid.

My wife says she sees me in him, but I only see Daddy when he is about to get into trouble. He gives me a…

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