Tuesday, 27 March 2012

  • Take This Quiz, Have Some Fun


    I need you to imagine for a minute you have arranged for the whole family to enjoy a dvd night together, you are all settled, popcorn at the ready, everyone has drinks and you have all agreed on the dvd to watch. So you have the image in your head? Ok here we go. 

    Firstly I want you all to raise one hand in the air. Go on no ones watching, just raise your hand, good now put your hand down if you would manage to get through the whole film without telling your A.S child to sit still.

    Still up?

    Ok For those of you who still have there hands up put your hand down if you can get through the film without telling your child to stop shouting.

    Looking good, now again put your hand down if you manage to get through the film without your child thinking you must have been on another planet and not watched the film and they tell you what has just happened.

    My arm is starting to ache hows yours?

    Again put your hand down if you manage to get through the film without your child reciting word for word what someone in the film said.

    Try and stay with me, Now put your hand down if you can manage to get through the film without your child talking about something that happened ten minutes earlier in the film.

    Nearly done  - I know it aches but we are almost there.

    Lastly put your hand down if you manage to get through the whole film without your child asking "Did you see that?"

    If you still have your hand up well you'll be glad to know thw torment is over you can put your hand down, also wipe the tears of laughter from your eyes I have an important announcement to make, This Is Perfectly Normal For An A.S Child. I hope this makes you feel slightly better knowing YOU ARE NOT ALONE.

     

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    • About Me: Carol Haldane born in Glasgow now lives in the South East coast of Kent. Although Carol has worked throughout her life with children from Nannies through to organising and managing birthday parties for a well known fast food restaurant, her first encounter with Asperger’s Syndrome was with the birth of her own child ( Dannie). Carol found it hard to cope at first as with most parents with dealing with Dannie’s condition. Not knowing the first thing about Asperger’s Syndrome, Carol searched the web, libraries and a range of books trying to find as much information as possible on the condition and how it would affect her daughter’s life and how she could best help her. Through trial and many many errors Carol found the best way to deal with Dannie’s condition was indeed to use as many routines as possible even though at times she felt as though she was living in a regimented army camp. Carol was very disheartened with the lack of practical
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