All About Autism
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Nugget
Have u successfully registered your son in a mainstream primary school this year?
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My ASD doter finally recovered from her throat inflammation that came with it spiking fever that refused to come down until after two courses of antibiotics. She was out of action for more than a week.
Now she is happily off to school celebrating red and white!
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Double E:
Yes, managed to enroll my son already. Place have been confirmed :rahrah:Nugget
Have u successfully registered your son in a mainstream primary school this year?
did u declare? Or no need to during registration period?
I brought him to the school open house and he really likes it. He is looking forward to Primary 1.
There is no need to declare ASD. But my son have other health condition, I did declare those first as they are being submitted as part of this health booklet records.
There is another day where parents of all new P1 students go and fill up forms. I will declare during then. But I am thinking of reaching out to the AED since now son have been confirmed in school. -
ImMeeMee:
ImMeeMee,My ASD doter finally recovered from her throat inflammation that came with it spiking fever that refused to come down until after two courses of antibiotics. She was out of action for more than a week.
Now she is happily off to school celebrating red and white!
Good to hear that. Its really worrying to see the little one falling sick. Today all kids are happily celebrating National Day in school.
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Reflections of Our Singapore Conversation:
A Mother’s Wish: a supportive community for autistic son
Choo Kah Ying had taken away her son’s iPod. Upset, the 16-year-old struck his mother, leaving her in despair and wanting to give up on creating a programme to help him and others with moderate to severe autism.
http://www.oursgconversation.sg/reflections/OSC.pdf -
Nebbermind:
Hopefully in the upcoming National Day Rally, concerns of special needs will be addressed.Reflections of Our Singapore Conversation:
A Mother’s Wish: a supportive community for autistic son
Choo Kah Ying had taken away her son’s iPod. Upset, the 16-year-old struck his mother, leaving her in despair and wanting to give up on creating a programme to help him and others with moderate to severe autism.
http://www.oursgconversation.sg/reflections/OSC.pdf -
My son’s school is having a school performance in Oct and all the students will be given a role in the performance. I am so grateful to the teacher as she made arrangement to change the rehearsal dates to the days that he is in school (he attends 3 days as the other 2 days he has to attend EIPIC). Just learned from the teacher that he is given the role of a Traffic Light, something that he loves or I would say, obsessed with. And he has been residing his lines these days. Can’t wait to see his performance as a Traffic Light. haha!
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Double E:
My son's school is having a school performance in Oct and all the students will be given a role in the performance. I am so grateful to the teacher as she made arrangement to change the rehearsal dates to the days that he is in school (he attends 3 days as the other 2 days he has to attend EIPIC). Just learned from the teacher that he is given the role of a Traffic Light, something that he loves or I would say, obsessed with. And he has been residing his lines these days. Can't wait to see his performance as a Traffic Light. haha!
Good for you Double E. Somehow my doter has not had this opportunity. I hope that one day I will also see her on stage doing some form of performance. That would really bring tears to my eyes.
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Check this out.
http://www.income.com.sg/insurance/SpecialCareAutism/index.asp -
ImMeeMee:
Wao, this is good news! Any idea what the premium is like? The hotline is busy.Check this out.
http://www.income.com.sg/insurance/SpecialCareAutism/index.asp
My boy punched someone in the tummy last Sat and the guy was understandably livid. I was apologising profusely and luckily he didn't press charges. People do forgive when its a kid but when they get older, it will get more problematic.
Oh man, definitely want such a plan if anything goes awry. knock wood.
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