All About Autism

[ImMeeMee]

belachanbabe:

OMG, just when I was steeling myself for the long and arduous process of re-applying my boy into PL next year, I got a call today from the school that MY SON GOT ACCEPTED INTO PATHLIGHT!!! :rahrah: :boogie:


I have no words to express my joy right now.

It’s for the foundation course but that was what we were aiming for anyway since he was a borderline case with moderately severe autism. Also pantang so didn’t mention here but will share a longer post later detailing the process which involved 2 assessments, 1 school observation and lots of tears.

Special thanks to ImMeeMee for giving me hope. :celebrate:

Hey, belachanbabe, CONGRATS!!!! and am real glad that I was of some help. I look forward to your story ...

[tyeogh]

Congrats belachanbabe!!! Every victory big or small should be celebrated…here with us!!

[tyeogh]

DesertWind:

The hand-in-pants thing is probably a growing up phase. My boy recently took to grabbing his crouch and grinning at us then having giggling fits. I read a chapter from James Dobson's \"Bringing up Boys\" and he said this is a normal phase for them and shows that they are being \"wired up\" properly! Maid told us to ignore him when he did that. For me, I sure scold and told him the police will catch. His daddy told him not to do a \"Michael Jackson\" :faint: . I also dunnoo how exactly to handle, hope he will grow out of it soon?

What a coindence! My 6 yr old NT boy does it too. Tried correcting him to no avail. He keeps grabbing his private in public. He then upgraded to grabbing his private on stage during his school concert. I had to look around to pretend I wasn't his father!!

[tyeogh]

Double E:

My husband and I have enough me time. We just came back from our holidays in New York and Bangkok in Sept and Oct, without the kids. And every Friday, we have our couple time.

I like the couple time thingy. Important to take time outs to keep the sanity intact .......and the romance alive. To me, this is the best gift we can give our children - a pair of parents. Too many divorces out there. Especially trying for us parents of special kids. It is so easy to get lost over the challenges ....

One Like for you lah!!

[windie]

Best Xmas present for you and your family!


:congrats:

[Double E]

belachanbabe:

OMG, just when I was steeling myself for the long and arduous process of re-applying my boy into PL next year, I got a call today from the school that MY SON GOT ACCEPTED INTO PATHLIGHT!!! :rahrah: :boogie:


I have no words to express my joy right now.

It’s for the foundation course but that was what we were aiming for anyway since he was a borderline case with moderately severe autism. Also pantang so didn’t mention here but will share a longer post later detailing the process which involved 2 assessments, 1 school observation and lots of tears.

Special thanks to ImMeeMee for giving me hope. :celebrate:

Congratulations! And what a relief right? to know your boy has a chance to learn and Pathlight, to me, is a prestige school because is really not so easy to get in. :congrats:

[botakgundul]

belachanbabe:

MY SON GOT ACCEPTED INTO PATHLIGHT!!! :rahrah: :boogie:

Happy for you.... See you on 27 Dec for school orientation.

[DesertWind]

Hi daddy tyeogh,


The priority to Pathlight for clients of ARC is still there. It is stated under the FAQ - Admission.

[tyeogh]

DesertWind:

Hi daddy tyeogh,


The priority to Pathlight for clients of ARC is still there. It is stated under the FAQ - Admission.

Oh. I see it. Thanks. Too much information till lost. LoL. The queue into ARC itself is 1 year plus!!

[tyeogh]

Wait. ARC is separate from We Can EIP. Website says clients of ARC or WeCan EIP gets priority to Pathlight. How can one be a client of ARC?