Guest guest Posted May 21, 2002 Report Share Posted May 21, 2002 Hi before I write my weird story I have just found out today that 's speech therpist has gone back to the UK he now has no therapist until they employ a new one. That could be the end of the term 5-6 weeks away. I am so annoyed that I wasn't told he hasn't seen a therapist for the last month. The CSW has nothing to go on with either so we are in a bind really I have asked the head speech therapist to go in and give her and me some verbal drills to do. Is that what I should be doing?? Anyway this is like a horror movie. as you know has limited language. Well a few weeks ago I was at my friends and was looking out the window " woo woo mummy dost " (look look mummy ghost) I said where? " there look " he started pointing " up up up " it was really eerie. Then on Sunday we went to the airport to meet my husband. We were sitting in the car and goes " woo dost deedee " (look ghost e) my daughter says " where I don't see anything " " yes woo dere " (yes look there) so e continues " what does it look like? " puts his hand on his head and strokes downwards " air " e " long hair " " yep " he replies " diss derde " e responds " Miss Versey " " yes " says " hi Dadul " (hi ) Miss Versey was his teacher who died last year from Cancer. e continued the interagation. " Who else do you see? " " pampas mum " (Grandpas mum) my Gran died in Marh this year. " You know the ghost you saw at Stella's? " " who was that? " replied " don know " " well what did it look like? " " at o " (hat on). Is this unusual or is it something that children with limited vocabularly are like? I have spoken to Crystal about it but has any one else had similar experiences? Do I leave it? Or get him tested or something? He's not afraid. The only thing he won't do is go to any room that hasn't got the light on. So even if there is a light shining into the room if the room has the light off he won't go in. He has to go to sleep with the light on but I can now turn it off when I go to bed. If he wakes up he turns it on again. HELP! Michele Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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