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Sorry for the long message/review. I posted it on the public reviewing page, for others to see such a great item, and also for the ones who can help me understand a little more about the syndrome, and my son behavior, and this article of yours, can please let me know. Thanks in advance!
Wow!! Thanks for such GREAT and very helpful information. I was in need of it. I believe it's God who put it on my hands. I have a 3yrs & 10 month's old, ( He's the love of my life ) "Invalid Item" & "Invalid Item" and he had been "diagnosted" in the past with Asperger syndrome. But because he is so young, the dr said that they have to repeat the test when he's 6yrs old to know if he has it for sure or not. I really don't know much of this syndrome, to tell you the truth, that was the first time that I heard of it. Still I don't know that much about it, and all the information you provided here, it's of great value for me, because I can understand a little better about it.
After that dr said that about my son, and explained to me a "little" about what it was, and said some signs that I had to be aware of, I took him to an IQ test, and my son turned out to have a superior intellectual capacity, (as said by the dr.) with an IQ of 126. He also managed to do things that only a 6 yrs old child would do, etc. (he was only 3 1/2 yrs old when he took the test). Since he was 1 yrs old and 4 months he know the whole abc, (if you wrote the letter, and asked him what letter it was, he would tell you) and the #s 1-11. He is been writing since he was almost 2yrs old, and now he knows the #s from 1-100 and he writes and read a LOT of words. This is not what worries me, it's that he's OBSSESED with letters and #s, and that's one thing that the dr told me about this kind of syndrome. I just read the last link you added on this item, and it's great too, but it doesn't have information on #s and letters etc, and I still have some doubts about that syndrome.
For example, this are the characteristics of my son:
Obsessed with letters and #s to the point that he see letters in his food, (eating french fries, he began to write on the table words), on his hands (he uses his fingers to write letters), he also uses pices of ribbon, or even pieces of string to write with it letters, etc.
Believe it or not, he writes on the computer, (single words, and 2-3 words at a time, NO long sentences etc) and he know what enter is for, and know how to capitalize, and know how to erase, and the backspace, so he understand what he's doing, and he writes.
He has 3yrs and 10 months and he still don't talk that well. I've noticed that hes talking more lately, more clearly, and more quantity of letters, he's beginning to form larger sentences, etc, but still he doesn't understand me sometimes when I ask him something, or he even can't tell me clearly what he wants sometimes.
he's very hyperactive, he sleepst at 1am or even 4am (sometimes) and even without takind a nap in the whole day. He's ALWAYS jumping and running, ALWAYS, not just a little while, he's MOST of the time like that.
most of the time, he repeats what a person says, for example, if I say "The sky is blue" he'll say: "the sky is blue", If I say, "Jean, sit down" he'll say, "Jean sit down" and what bothers and worries me the most, is like for example, I say something to him today at 4pm, and later that night, like at 6pm, or the other day, you'll saw him, acting what happened the day before or hours before, excacly as it happened before, without forgeting a thing, and like it happened. For example, If he asked me: "mommy, turn on the tv." (in less words, and in Spanish, we are Spanish speakers) and then I reply: "no hunny, it's time to go to bed." then he'll act that same situation out, the next day, saying: "mommy, turn on the tv." and he'll reply to himself what I said to him, and using another kind of voice, like imitating me, "no hunny, it's time to go to bet." and then he'll climb to bed, and act what he did, and what I did to put him to bed, etc, even the prayers and all. This kind of situation is the one that bothers me the most, because it's kind of weird to see him act like that, and this is the one that keeps on telling me, that maybe there's something wrong. I hope not, but I really can't wait for him to be 6yrs old, to find out for sure, like the dr said. He's going to school in August, like advised by the dr, to know how he interacts with other children, and then we'll know more hints if there are any.
I think that he's problem is that he has been sick, he had the RSV when he was 1yrs old, and then since then, he had 6 pneumonias, and since then, he has been (by instructions of the drs) inside of the house, without socializing with other children, for more than 2 yrs. A couple of months ago, I took him for the first time to the park, and since then, I've been taking him out of the house etc, and I think that because of that, (inside the house) he don't talk that much, and he's like that, very hyperactive, because he was always inside of the house, etc, at least that's what I'm hoping for.
Hope everything works out fine. I'm also writing a story-novel about what had happened to my son, and me, all those weird situations, lol, like a fiction story-novel, with a twist, lol
Thanks for all the information, and great item, and if you know something that can help me about all that I told you about my son, I'll be very happy to know. Thanks in advance!
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I did my best, and didn't found spelling errors. Well done!!
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Good choices for both of them! Only a little suggestion. You should add to the description, or title, the word Asperger, for the ones who don't know that kind of word, Aspies, or shorter word for the syndrome, like me,
Keep on creating such informative and helpful items for the whole community. It's a great job the one you are doing, and it can touch the life of a lot of people out there.
Take care and God bless
Winnie
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