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November 3, 2011 at 4:09 am #6775
Stella Li
ParticipantThanks for sharing Joachim. This is so encouraging!
Alex, you, your ABA consultant and team are wonderful examples to us! I'm going to share the video with my son.November 3, 2011 at 2:13 am #6776Sabrina Freeman
ParticipantWhen the fox guards the chicken coop: A review of the film "Medicare's Orphans" http://www.autismpundit.com
November 2, 2011 at 2:40 pm #6777Jenn Ralph
MemberThank you Joachim! I echo Dave's comments except I AM in tears :-)
Way to go Alex! Thanks so much for sharing.
JennNovember 2, 2011 at 12:37 am #6778David Chan
MemberJust want to thank you Julie, I'm almost in tears. Good for you Alex.
Pay it forward.
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November 2, 2011 at 12:21 am #6779Julie Ng
ParticipantHi Everyone,
I wanted to post this for the families with younger kids doing Lovaas ABA and for them to see how an older kid is doing.
My child is not in the ~47% group the ones that are indistinguishable from their peers; hes still working on reaching that level.
But, I wanted to reiterate that for my child, doing Lovaas has definitely been a positive influence in his life.To put it into perspective he was diagnosed at Sunny Hill with Autism Disorder, Moderate Mental Handicap, & Moderate to severe language delay.
Hes been doing ABA tutoring since he was 4 years old so about 9 years now with the same consultant, team lead and tutor Boh & Jen. And one of the key tenets of our program was to have him develop the self-motivation to achieve the best in whatever he was working on.We put him into Special Olympics Skating several years ago to help him improve his balance, coordination and improve his flippy-floppy posture. The skating thing really gelled with him, he started doing the Special Olympics figure skating program and along the way the self-motivation to be the best he could kicked in.
Just week we receive a call from his skating coach for a last minute interview with Global TV, the only catch was that he had less than 24 hours to learn how to respond to the interview questions for the following day.
These were the questions that had to be mastered for the next day:
-What do you love about your sport?
-How long have you been doing it?
-What are your goals in sport?
-What have been your biggest moments and/or achievements in your sport?
-How often do you practice?
-What are some of the hardest things/biggest challenges for you in your sport?
-What are some of the things you do best in your sport?
-How has your sport experience changed since joining special Olympics?http://www.ctvbc.ctv.ca/perrysprospects/
They dont mention his disability during the segment. The focus is all on the skating but I hope most of you will see why we are so proud of his hard earned achievements to date.
Im not sure if he achieved 100% answering those question but he sure tried his best.Regards
Joachim
November 1, 2011 at 10:23 pm #6780Sabrina Freeman
ParticipantThe film "Medicare's Orphans" was released today! Watch it free of charge!
http://www.autismpundit.com If you care about kids with autism, use your social media to spread the word far and wide. This film has the potential to win the hearts and minds of right minded people; the challenge is to get it into the right hands.November 1, 2011 at 6:33 pm #6781Mike & Jean
ParticipantOur documentary film is finally done!
"Medicare's Orphans" – a film about getting healthcare for children with autism in Canada produced by Medicare for Autism Now! Society.
"Political activity is demonstrably effective…People who say otherwise ignore the history of our country." – Rev. Dr. Reg Stackhouse.
"For those parents who say they are too broke and too tired…you need to take your heart into your teeth and go on…and go on." – Stefan Marinoiu.
Please watch the film at http://www.medicareforautismnow.org leave your comments, like it and share it on Facebook, Twitter etc. Spread the word!
November 1, 2011 at 12:24 am #6782Sabrina Freeman
ParticipantiPoint and iPad are not autism treatments! http://www.autismpundit.com
October 29, 2011 at 9:03 pm #6783Sabrina Freeman
ParticipantRoutine screening for autism is not routine enough http://www.autismpundit.com Let's help the next generation with this strategy. We could make routine screening actually routine if you pass the message along!
October 28, 2011 at 4:35 am #6784Sabrina Freeman
Participant"Hypocrisy, thy name is Canada!" If you care about children with autism and you are CDN, this will be of high interest. http://www.autismpundit.com
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