Re: My date with Master Stevo, such a precious gift

[Guest guest]

Irma,

What a wonderful brag moment, and early present!!!

Nina

My date with Master Stevo, such a precious gift

Forwarding my brag moment which I had just shared among other fellows,

so sorry for the crosspost.

I have to brag had a wonderful evening with my son.

Despite the traffic which was bumper to bumper and the slick roads

with sirens due to accidents in every direction as I drove out to the

theater out at the Rim (local theater), from getting out of the house,

out to the parking lot, then entering the theater into a long line for

the Premier movie of " Bedtime Stories " as one of my sister invited us

to join them.

Normally I would of said " no, thank you " , for some reason told her

" yes " . Guess I was ready to conquer this challenge once again since

his set backs health wise we were unable to attend theaters as he once

did in the past which took some work and then regress.

To observe this was another mission accomplished, he waited nicely

without any meltdown moments, no stress at my end. Sometimes

securities would offer for us to go in early but no special treatments

needed and I did forget to take some of his GF/CF snacks but all was well.

As we enter inside the screen room, just awesome he was just like

everyone cooperated in a nice manner and sat pretty

cooperative/independently, all good sign, still no melt downs.

He actually sat through the entire movie, very alert and even laughed

on one occasion said " look " , to me to hear this was just incredible as

he is nonvocal.

I must say though I thought this movie was too cute, had me laughing

too, actually able to sit through the entire movie and enjoy it,loving

the moment as he did not have any meltdowns. Actually was able to

tolerate his surroundings as he has been dx'd with severe sensory

process disorder.

I am still pinching myself we actually survived throughout the entire

screening, we did not even have to wait until the credits was done as

he once would have a fit. He got up when we all did and cooperated

nicely out. It was such an incredible date to be with him as he held

my arm watching over me.

Plus he had also receive some compliments how well dressed he looked,

such a GQ young men, he gave a little smile.

All worth it with the alternative biomedical intervention he is under

which could be time consuming learning anything involved here and to

witness some social outing like this, just incredible that some of the

behavioral issues decrease, do not want to jinx it as I just never

know what kind of day I am going to tackle.

Today, can be a struggle with some of his compulsiveness which has

been a battle these past days but I'll take this excitement of the day

for now.

Irma,20,DS/ASD

[Guest guest]

>

> Irma,

>

> What a wonderful brag moment, and early present!!!

>

> Nina

Thank you Nina. Today, he was doing well, then we went to get his dad

at the airport this evening, he was doing good so far.

My hubby noticed a sale on some Dumbbells so we decided to stop at a

sport store, decided HE wanted to get off, looks good, ok.

His dad found the dumbbells he wanted and bought them. Ho Ho, told him

guess I'll place some Christmas bows. just laughed.

was still doing well inside the store and actually indicate

that he had to go the restroom which he does not do. This has been one

of my goals for quite a long time.

Once he was done, afterwards passing through some nice exercise

equipments, I wanted to try one out, then actually joined me,

which was nice because I would love to get him to also joined in,

which was awesome.

Then hubby wanted to go out and eat, figure why not? has been

doing incredible.

We went to a Texas Land & Cattle restaurant, hubby's choice, all was

well but then half way through he had begun to rock, stim away then

placed his hands over his ears and would not want to eat anymore.

So we ask the waiter for our ticket and a to go box, sure enough once

I wanted him to get up, he just sat on the corner, kept saying " no " ,

kinda of like you want to hide, leave me alone moment.

Sure enough he had gotten pretty overstimulated, what a difference the

loudness going on indeed. My poor son us torturing him with that loudness.

It was nice to understand on what happen. It is proceeding with caution.

Once we were out had to stop at an auto store as one of my headlights

burned out, while his dad attended to it, we stayed in the van, he

undid his seltbelt then reached over to give me a kiss. Told him

" thank you " , he just gave me a smile.

I wonder what was going through his mind?

Ok, hubby is finally getting all settled down, time to watch a chic

flic movie with me. LOL (Mama Mia)

Next time that movie with the Mummy.

Irma,20,DS/ASD

[Guest guest]

Irma, I am so glad you and had a very enjoyable time at the

movies. He must have known that he and you needed time to laugh after

all the stress of the past few months. I got a call from 's

school and they told me lately how happy has been and how more

attentive has been. We have added higher doses of his B-6 with

mag and he has been such a pleasure at home with no melt downs or

throwing himself in the floor. For us the biomedical has been the way

to go. I am glad it is working you Master . What a piece of

mind . Sincerely, Cyndi Burns

>

> Forwarding my brag moment which I had just shared among other

fellows,

> so sorry for the crosspost.

>

> I have to brag had a wonderful evening with my son.

> Despite the traffic which was bumper to bumper and the slick roads

> with sirens due to accidents in every direction as I drove out to

the

> theater out at the Rim (local theater), from getting out of the

house,

> out to the parking lot, then entering the theater into a long line

for

> the Premier movie of " Bedtime Stories " as one of my sister invited

us

> to join them.

> Normally I would of said " no, thank you " , for some reason told her

> " yes " . Guess I was ready to conquer this challenge once again since

> his set backs health wise we were unable to attend theaters as he

once

> did in the past which took some work and then regress.

> To observe this was another mission accomplished, he waited nicely

> without any meltdown moments, no stress at my end. Sometimes

> securities would offer for us to go in early but no special

treatments

> needed and I did forget to take some of his GF/CF snacks but all

was well.

> As we enter inside the screen room, just awesome he was just like

> everyone cooperated in a nice manner and sat pretty

> cooperative/independently, all good sign, still no melt downs.

> He actually sat through the entire movie, very alert and even

laughed

> on one occasion said " look " , to me to hear this was just incredible

as

> he is nonvocal.

> I must say though I thought this movie was too cute, had me laughing

> too, actually able to sit through the entire movie and enjoy

it,loving

> the moment as he did not have any meltdowns. Actually was able to

> tolerate his surroundings as he has been dx'd with severe sensory

> process disorder.

> I am still pinching myself we actually survived throughout the

entire

> screening, we did not even have to wait until the credits was done

as

> he once would have a fit. He got up when we all did and cooperated

> nicely out. It was such an incredible date to be with him as he held

> my arm watching over me.

> Plus he had also receive some compliments how well dressed he

looked,

> such a GQ young men, he gave a little smile.

>

> All worth it with the alternative biomedical intervention he is

under

> which could be time consuming learning anything involved here and to

> witness some social outing like this, just incredible that some of

the

> behavioral issues decrease, do not want to jinx it as I just never

> know what kind of day I am going to tackle.

> Today, can be a struggle with some of his compulsiveness which has

> been a battle these past days but I'll take this excitement of the

day

> for now.

>

>

> Irma,20,DS/ASD

>

[Guest guest]

Irma,

This is absolutely awesome!! What a wonderful Christmas gift- here's to many

more enjoyable movies for and you!! Best,

To: @...: itcanfield@...: Fri, 19 Dec 2008

19:33:47 +0000Subject: My date with Master Stevo, such a precious

gift

Forwarding my brag moment which I had just shared among other fellows,so sorry

for the crosspost. I have to brag had a wonderful evening with my son.Despite

the traffic which was bumper to bumper and the slick roadswith sirens due to

accidents in every direction as I drove out to thetheater out at the Rim (local

theater), from getting out of the house,out to the parking lot, then entering

the theater into a long line forthe Premier movie of " Bedtime Stories " as one of

my sister invited usto join them.Normally I would of said " no, thank you " , for

some reason told her " yes " . Guess I was ready to conquer this challenge once

again sincehis set backs health wise we were unable to attend theaters as he

oncedid in the past which took some work and then regress.To observe this was

another mission accomplished, he waited nicelywithout any meltdown moments, no

stress at my end. Sometimessecurities would offer for us to go in early but no

special treatmentsneeded and I did forget to take some of his GF/CF snacks but

all was well.As we enter inside the screen room, just awesome he was just

likeeveryone cooperated in a nice manner and sat

prettycooperative/independently, all good sign, still no melt downs.He actually

sat through the entire movie, very alert and even laughedon one occasion said

" look " , to me to hear this was just incredible ashe is nonvocal.I must say

though I thought this movie was too cute, had me laughingtoo, actually able to

sit through the entire movie and enjoy it,lovingthe moment as he did not have

any meltdowns. Actually was able totolerate his surroundings as he has been dx'd

with severe sensoryprocess disorder.I am still pinching myself we actually

survived throughout the entirescreening, we did not even have to wait until the

credits was done ashe once would have a fit. He got up when we all did and

cooperatednicely out. It was such an incredible date to be with him as he heldmy

arm watching over me.Plus he had also receive some compliments how well dressed

he looked,such a GQ young men, he gave a little smile.All worth it with the

alternative biomedical intervention he is underwhich could be time consuming

learning anything involved here and towitness some social outing like this, just

incredible that some of thebehavioral issues decrease, do not want to jinx it as

I just neverknow what kind of day I am going to tackle.Today, can be a struggle

with some of his compulsiveness which hasbeen a battle these past days but I'll

take this excitement of the dayfor now.Irma,20,DS/ASD

[Guest guest]

Thank you everyone, Joni, , Sara & Cyndi.

Awesome gift and no special treatments, you know what I mean, not

having to tweak it around whatever issue to address. It was just a

typical moment indeed just like fitting in with everyone.

Cyndi, guess the GABA has kicked in were it has helped with the

calming affect.

Wow, that is wonderful on 's update with his status, that is

wonderful news at school too.

These were the first signs when had stopped throwing himself on

the floor that was mentioned at one of the ARD/IEP meetings during his

High school years that they were very concerned about this and notice

that he had stopped.

Of course this was never brought up to my attention until that ARD

meeting.

Disclaimer to others reading this in regards to the alternative

biomedical intervention route, our individuals are under medical

physician's care but it has been a great journey for us, not to jinx it.

Ok, have to go out and replenish some of 's dietary supplements

as dummy here forgot the list on my last visit. Normally I would not

mind letting it slide but this involves some Minerals which is a huge

plus at this time so away I go to make sure he has enough in stock

during the holiday season. Especially while some of his lab results

are returning with some removal of the toxics which his system never

flushed out in the past and definitely do not want any set backs as he

is doing wonderful.

Let's see what is in your Christmas stocking that our individuals will

throw our way as has with our date. May it rub off in any form.

I do know that it is such a rollercoaster ride, hurray today and

tomorrow can be something else but other than that it just give some

peace of relief for that precious moment.

The gift of Hope.

Irma,20,DS/ASD

>

> Irma, I am so glad you and had a very enjoyable time at the

> movies. He must have known that he and you needed time to laugh after

> all the stress of the past few months. I got a call from 's

> school and they told me lately how happy has been and how more

> attentive has been. We have added higher doses of his B-6 with

> mag and he has been such a pleasure at home with no melt downs or

> throwing himself in the floor. For us the biomedical has been the way

> to go. I am glad it is working you Master . What a piece of

> mind . Sincerely, Cyndi Burns