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Great news! I am sure that made your day!!!

denise

> Hello everyone!!

>

> I thought I should share some wonderful news....we all like to hear

about successes and achievements. Last Halloween my son with apraxia

of speech went trick-or-treating. He would not make eye contact, not

go to the door and ring the bell, he was unable to say trick-or-

treat..it was a hard holiday for us. Around that same time his

neurologist diagnosed him in the autistic spectrum. Well .......

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> This year he was running ahead of me, ringing the door bells AND

knocking on the doors (making sure they would hurry up with the

candy!!), yelling TRICK-OR-TREAT, laughing, talking to the people -

when they would say " are you a pirate? " he would say " is

Captain Feathersword (from the Wiggles) " and show him his hook he had

for a hand!! A friend who works with my husband brought her son over

and he was dressed as Scooby Doo. told me he wasn't scared to

out in the dark because " 'cooby doo will get the evil monsters!! "

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> I cried....What a difference one year makes. I can only imagine

the joy Christmas and Santa is going to bring. This Thanksgiving I

have so very much to be thankful for - including all my friends on

the CHERAB e-mail list who have been there with me from the

beginning!!

>

> Thank you all!!

>

> Carnell

> North Carolina

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-Hey ,

Just so nice to hear your story, it brings tears to my eyes.

-- In @y..., " Carnell " <@v...> wrote:

> Hello everyone!!

>

> I thought I should share some wonderful news....we all like to hear

about successes and achievements. Last Halloween my son with apraxia

of speech went trick-or-treating. He would not make eye contact, not

go to the door and ring the bell, he was unable to say trick-or-

treat..it was a hard holiday for us. Around that same time his

neurologist diagnosed him in the autistic spectrum. Well .......

>

> This year he was running ahead of me, ringing the door bells AND

knocking on the doors (making sure they would hurry up with the

candy!!), yelling TRICK-OR-TREAT, laughing, talking to the people -

when they would say " are you a pirate? " he would say " is

Captain Feathersword (from the Wiggles) " and show him his hook he had

for a hand!! A friend who works with my husband brought her son over

and he was dressed as Scooby Doo. told me he wasn't scared to

out in the dark because " 'cooby doo will get the evil monsters!! "

>

> I cried....What a difference one year makes. I can only imagine

the joy Christmas and Santa is going to bring. This Thanksgiving I

have so very much to be thankful for - including all my friends on

the CHERAB e-mail list who have been there with me from the

beginning!!

>

> Thank you all!!

>

> Carnell

> North Carolina

>

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>

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That is so wonderful . I am so happy for your family.

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> I cried....What a difference one year makes. I can only imagine the joy

Christmas and Santa is going to bring. This Thanksgiving I have so very

much to be thankful for - including all my friends on the CHERAB e-mail list

who have been there with me from the beginning!!

>

> Thank you all!!

>

> Carnell

> North Carolina

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Hi Carolyn!!

My son is now 4 years old... I think a great SLP, frequent therapy sessions,

hard work and determination, and EFA's made all the difference in . EFA's

are a major influence on him - he was pretty much non-verbal until we started

Pro EFA. He has also been in preschool for 9 weeks now and it has made a HUGE

difference in his self confidence and self esteen. He pretty much didn't have

any, and now he is becoming more self assured and confident. It is wonderful!!

Carnell

North Carolina

>Great story . I can only dream that I will someday have that

>experience. How old is your son now? What do you think made the difference?

>Carolyn

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Great story celebrating one of our own. If the link does not work, well worth

cutting and pasting. http://nhsc.bhpr.hrsa.gov/about/success_stories/wa.cfm

http://nhsc.bhpr.hrsa.gov/about/success_stories/wa.cfm

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