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      sembgal
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      http://stayhomedadandson.blogspot.sg/20 ... t.html?m=1


      Interesting blog

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        Couragemom
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        Hi parents,


        School term has restarted! Hope every one of our darlings can settle down to their school routine soon!

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          Couragemom
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          Hi Parents,


          Today in Straits Times there is a full-page advertisement of ‘The Phenomenon’, an artist who can draw any city landscape completely from memory after seeing it for an instant. He was diagnosed as autistic at 5 years old. Look at him now! An internationally acclaimed artist!

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            ymeynow
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            Is it true that if #2 is a boy then higher chances of it being asd?

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              Couragemom
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              Hi ymeynow,


              The chances of having a 2nd child who is autistic is higher only if your 1st child is autistic as well. It doesn’t matter if the 2nd child is a boy or a girl.

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                ymeynow
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                Couragemom:
                Hi ymeynow,


                The chances of having a 2nd child who is autistic is higher only if your 1st child is autistic as well. It doesn't matter if the 2nd child is a boy or a girl.
                Thanks couragemom.
                Yes my #1 is asd and now #2 which is on the way is a boy. So I'm very x1million times worried.

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                  mashy
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                  ymeynow:
                  Couragemom:

                  Hi ymeynow,


                  The chances of having a 2nd child who is autistic is higher only if your 1st child is autistic as well. It doesn't matter if the 2nd child is a boy or a girl.

                  Thanks couragemom.
                  Yes my #1 is asd and now #2 which is on the way is a boy. So I'm very x1million times worried.

                  Your worries can pass on to your #2. Remember tai jiao.

                  So don't be worried. Just stay positive. Everything is 50-50. Either you get a girl or you get a boy, either you get asd or non asd.


                  Luckily I only got the assessment after I delivered. So I get a happy second born and now the 2 kids play imaginary play together. So funny when I see them together. I deliberately leave them alone to their own devices and although it's my #2 who decides what to play, my #1 will happily play along.

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                    Couragemom:
                    Hi Parents,


                    Today in Straits Times there is a full-page advertisement of 'The Phenomenon', an artist who can draw any city landscape completely from memory after seeing it for an instant. He was diagnosed as autistic at 5 years old. Look at him now! An internationally acclaimed artist!
                    Hi, found a documentary on Stephen. He was non-verbal at 4 and stims as a child. Went to a special school whereby the teachers discovered that drawing will calm his meltdowns. In his teacher's words \"the communication just came with the drawing\".

                    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xklinT2g6wU

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                      ymeynow
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                      Thanks mashy. Ok will try to stay positive. You have a lovely pair. No doubt that you must have put in a lot of hard work and time.

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                        pinkamoon
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                        I understand how mums feel with #1 being autistic. I was in this situation too and have 2 DDs after a DS. Through these years, I have done many researches to help DS. Things which helps him are

                        i) Dietary Interventions
                        ii) Play (I implement my own play instead of relying on OT & speech therapies which I saw no improvements after a while)
                        iii) Brain Training (something which I am doing now)

                        PM me if you are interested to find out more. :rahrah:

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