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I have been lurking around in this group for a little under a month

and I finally decided to jump in the conversation. I have been some

what overwealmed by the information I have got from simply reading

your posts. They are so much mor informative than any book, magazine

or " medical professional " I have spoken to.

My Son is 4 years and was diagonsed in January of this year. He is in

a really good special day calss and is improving in communication and

social behaviors every day. He is such a special boy and he came into

our famalies lives at the best time as we are able to give him the

attention he needs w/o my older boys feelinf left out (they are 16 and

14).

The one thing that I havent heard anyone speak about in the short time

I have been her is excessive energy. My Son is 4 feet tall (give or

take a n inch) and 54 lbs. He never walks. He runs and bounces all

day. Very early, before I had any idea he was AS, I got him on a nap

schedule which is the only reason I have any hair left. Out side of

the 2 hours he naps, he is on super mode. It is hard to take him out

because he is so fast. He obsesses over video games and once ran acros

the street, across 4 lanes of traffic, to get to Electronics Botique.

But for the grace of God, ya know.

Can any of you OG AS Parents give me any hope or advice.

Nichole in Califonia

P.S. My Son, Chauncey, got his SSI on the first try. I dotted all my

" I " before I applied and stayed on point with everything that the

represenative requested. His official diag. is ASD. They also had

their Dr. evaluate him. His process lasted 3 months

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