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      mashy
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      helplessmum3:
      usually when u borrow books from library, u hav to return by when?

      U don't borrow often, do u?

      Read more. Even if u don't like to. The reason that u lose to others is not because u cannot out talk them, it's because it's a lack of knowledge. Reading increases knowledge. Knowledge is power. When you know more, then you can talk better.

      Empty vessel makes the most noise.

      I remember asking you to read more about autism etc but u brushed me off saying that you don't like to read and you don't understand. Start by reading the simpler ones, then progress upwards.

      Do you know how the mother in e documentary succeed in raising her autistic kid? By reading. She read so much. Since she could only read Chinese, she looked for books in Chinese. But she grew in knowledge and found the direction for her kid.

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        helplessmum3
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        Slmkhoo did know k online , thanks


        Mashy,
        Ya I don’t read . Very hard for me it’s take me very long to read as I need to keep referring to dictionary.

        Very time consuming. In my life I nevr been to library

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          helplessmum3
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          I just start to read "it’s take two hands to talk"


          Most simple . A lot of picture . I’m a visual learner

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            helplessmum3
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            u know to me, i find very confusing…


            so many authors, so many difference teaching , so many believes… duno which to follow…

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              mashy
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              helplessmum3:
              u know to me, i find very confusing..


              so many authors, so many difference teaching , so many believes.. duno which to follow..
              We have all got to start somewhere. It's good that you are starting to do that now. better late than never. U don't need to believe in any one of them. Just read more and find out your options. But if you don't read, then you won't even know that u can do any of those things ESP now that your son isn't even attending therapy.

              That's why all of us have advised u to bring your boy for therapy. U keep saying they aren't good. But you don't even know what is good. I think unless u are an expert in the field, it's better to stand back and let the experts do the work. It's like a layman telling a doctor how to operate when he doesn't even know how many ribs a person has. If u think you aren't so smart, then all the more don't act like u know better. We aren't experts here either. We can only give suggestions. Listen to the doctors and the therapists. They are trained personnel who can help your child.

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                helplessmum3
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                mummies usually when do u find time to read?


                i find hard to read , i go home arleady very bz with my son & house chores..

                weekend also bz with such 😞

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                  Blokus
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                  helplessmum3:
                  Slmkhoo did know k online , thanks


                  Mashy,
                  Ya I don't read . Very hard for me it's take me very long to read as I need to keep referring to dictionary.

                  Very time consuming. In my life I nevr been to library
                  What language are you most comfortable in? Try looking for books in the language you feel comfortable? Unless there are no Books on autism written in your preferred Lang?

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                    helplessmum3
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                    slmkhoo,

                    my son sleep the same time as me, around 11-12am… no chance he will sleep earlier then me.

                    hiaz. thanks slmkhoo. i duno why, cuz he is my only son. i have no1 to compare, so when i go shopping centre, i alway ask how old is your child and they are so verbalize… some younger & some older, i just cant help it but try to push my son to close the gap… i only he has gone so far already. on the other hand i still cant relax, worry he may fall behind again if i relax myself…

                    maybe i shld leave everything to GOD but back in my mind, i still feel tat, i still not not enough to help my son.with limitation of my intelligent.

                    i do not how to ask question well and i do not how to express myself well too.

                    but thank GOD, u mummies who have special needs child are all so born GOD-send… u all are so kind & share knowledge with me… at times i type broken english & did not ask well and still u all help me …

                    Slmkhoo,

                    what is KSP? ya i only can read during lunch time or when i go toilet

                    oh ya, get my son labelled is a good start for me to get help especially here. and go to rainbow …

                    but i will not share w Child care anymore due to my bad experience whereby he get discriminated… and always labelled as "Trouble".

                    and with this i too will not share w my friends & family memembers, i do not wish them to treat him differently or see him as a freak.

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                      Coolkidsrock2
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                      Hi helplessmum3, I read on the bus to and fro work too. Reading is important to making informed decisions. The professionals may have their own preferences and it is important to be able to discuss with them. I had been suspicious of diagnosis and had obtained second opinion or even third opinion, thereby proving the first one wrong. I had picked out symptoms in DC which had been missed. I ask questions to evaluate the rationale, outcomes, side-effects…

                      I know it is hard to read when you have conflicting priorities, multiple roles and uncomfortable with the language but you may want to start taking baby steps by starting with easier reading materials. It will get easier with each reading.
                      On a separate note, every child walks a different path. We just need to have faith that they will find their way in the society.

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                        helplessmum3
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                        ok undersstand now, slmkhoo, i will tell them if my son is clumsy, i say he is weak upper truck , somting like tat.


                        Thanks

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