Re: re Question to parents of grownup kids--tina

[Guest guest]

Tina,

I am so proud of your son! And proud of the wonderful mother you are

to him--you did good!

Thank you for that. AFter a tough day, that really made me feel better.

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> Hi when my son was little I wondered if he would ever find the words

> and be understood. He was recieving intensive speech therapy from the

> time he was 4. The progress was painfully slow and I wondered what the

> future would hold would be be understood by strangers would he need to

> sign forever. But with each small gain from sounds to words to

> sentences he finaly reached the his goal of understandable speech at

> the age of 13. Now at the age of 17 wow it just keeps getting better

> and better. He self advocates and explains his disablity very

> confident,independent even calls meetings if he has an issue with a

> teacher and yes gets his point across very well. I was his voice for

> many years now he has his own voice. My son just don't give up and

> always believe they can it just might take a little bit of patience and

> hard work. So very proud. Tina C

>

[Guest guest]

Tina,

I am so proud of your son! And proud of the wonderful mother you are

to him--you did good!

Thank you for that. AFter a tough day, that really made me feel better.