Guest guest Posted December 8, 2004 Report Share Posted December 8, 2004 Ann, I see that wrote you that the kind of repeating your are talking about is preserverance. Yes, this is different than echoing. Echoing is when the person repeats exactly what you just said back to you. never echoes, but at times of great anxiety he will ask the same thing over and over to get comfort from me. Such as when we are on our way to Mayo and he constantly asks " no poke, mom? " with hope. After answering a few times, I will put it back to him, " what do you think, , you know the answer " and then he answers himself. Then it usually stops. There are also times when is quite ill that he feels he cannot get a sentence out correctly. Then he will start over instead of just picking up where he misspoke and go from there. It looks so excrutiating for him when this occurs. My filling in words is not good enough, he wants to say his thoughts himself without help. It seems like many mito kids have these speech problems. Cara p.s. It has been windy but somewhat mild here in WI so far. Only a dusting of snow here in between G. Bay and MW. Don't know what is to come,though! But everyone says that the last few years here in WI have gotten much windier, so bring along ear protection for sure. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 8, 2004 Report Share Posted December 8, 2004 Ann, I see that wrote you that the kind of repeating your are talking about is preserverance. Yes, this is different than echoing. Echoing is when the person repeats exactly what you just said back to you. never echoes, but at times of great anxiety he will ask the same thing over and over to get comfort from me. Such as when we are on our way to Mayo and he constantly asks " no poke, mom? " with hope. After answering a few times, I will put it back to him, " what do you think, , you know the answer " and then he answers himself. Then it usually stops. There are also times when is quite ill that he feels he cannot get a sentence out correctly. Then he will start over instead of just picking up where he misspoke and go from there. It looks so excrutiating for him when this occurs. My filling in words is not good enough, he wants to say his thoughts himself without help. It seems like many mito kids have these speech problems. Cara p.s. It has been windy but somewhat mild here in WI so far. Only a dusting of snow here in between G. Bay and MW. Don't know what is to come,though! But everyone says that the last few years here in WI have gotten much windier, so bring along ear protection for sure. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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