Re: OT- A little more progress

[Guest guest]

I know how massive those achievements are for our ASD kids.

A very good sign you are going in the right direction. So keep it up.

michellebondy wrote:

>

> We are on round 12 of ALA and DMSA. I lowered the dose this weekend to

> 1.5mg ALA and 3mg DMSA. A half hour after giving Ruby her third dose

> of the day she walked over to her tricycle, sat on it properly and

> pushed herself back and forth! This is a kid who is terrified of

> riding toys. Her tricycle has been sitting in the basement for months

> untouched.

>

> She kept laughing and saying 'tricycle' over and over. She was so

> proud of herself that she was doing this. I was and still am in shock!

>

> Just wanted to share this. This is so huge for her. She has always

> screamed over riding toys.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks !

> >

> > We are on round 12 of ALA and DMSA. I lowered the dose this weekend to

> > 1.5mg ALA and 3mg DMSA. A half hour after giving Ruby her third dose

> > of the day she walked over to her tricycle, sat on it properly and

> > pushed herself back and forth! This is a kid who is terrified of

> > riding toys. Her tricycle has been sitting in the basement for months

> > untouched.

> >

> > She kept laughing and saying 'tricycle' over and over. She was so

> > proud of herself that she was doing this. I was and still am in shock!

> >

> > Just wanted to share this. This is so huge for her. She has always

> > screamed over riding toys.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, I'm so happy for you and your family! Progress like this

makes the frequent dose schedule so much easier.

>

> We are on round 12 of ALA and DMSA. I lowered the dose this weekend to

> 1.5mg ALA and 3mg DMSA. A half hour after giving Ruby her third dose

> of the day she walked over to her tricycle, sat on it properly and

> pushed herself back and forth! This is a kid who is terrified of

> riding toys. Her tricycle has been sitting in the basement for months

> untouched.

>

> She kept laughing and saying 'tricycle' over and over. She was so

> proud of herself that she was doing this. I was and still am in shock!

>

> Just wanted to share this. This is so huge for her. She has always

> screamed over riding toys.

>

[Guest guest]

That's great! She is lucky to have a mom like you who notices and

appreciates these accomplishments and cheers her on Being

an " autism mom " is rewarding because we get excited over and over for

our kids' successes.

>

> We are on round 12 of ALA and DMSA. I lowered the dose this weekend to

> 1.5mg ALA and 3mg DMSA. A half hour after giving Ruby her third dose

> of the day she walked over to her tricycle, sat on it properly and

> pushed herself back and forth! This is a kid who is terrified of

> riding toys. Her tricycle has been sitting in the basement for months

> untouched.

>

> She kept laughing and saying 'tricycle' over and over. She was so

> proud of herself that she was doing this. I was and still am in shock!

>

> Just wanted to share this. This is so huge for her. She has always

> screamed over riding toys.

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you

As much as I hate autism, I wouldn't be the parent I am now if Ruby

never had it. We appreciate every little thing. I am finding that I am

appreciating my NT 14 month old's progress more too. It's all amazing.

But for our asd kids it's so big. And I agree, we are lucky that we

get to see so many new things with our kids.

> >

> > We are on round 12 of ALA and DMSA. I lowered the dose this weekend to

> > 1.5mg ALA and 3mg DMSA. A half hour after giving Ruby her third dose

> > of the day she walked over to her tricycle, sat on it properly and

> > pushed herself back and forth! This is a kid who is terrified of

> > riding toys. Her tricycle has been sitting in the basement for months

> > untouched.

> >

> > She kept laughing and saying 'tricycle' over and over. She was so

> > proud of herself that she was doing this. I was and still am in shock!

> >

> > Just wanted to share this. This is so huge for her. She has always

> > screamed over riding toys.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> As much as I hate autism, I wouldn't be the parent I am now if Ruby

> never had it.

I can sure relate to this, I feel the same way.

That's wonderful news about Ruby's progress, your hard work is

starting to pay off! Enjoy the moment & keep up the good work ;-)

[Guest guest]

VIDEOTAPE HIM!! I am very excited at ur news! Keep up the good work!

-- In , " iam2l84t " <mam78@...> wrote:

>

>

> >

> > As much as I hate autism, I wouldn't be the parent I am now if Ruby

> > never had it.

>

> I can sure relate to this, I feel the same way.

>

> That's wonderful news about Ruby's progress, your hard work is

> starting to pay off! Enjoy the moment & keep up the good work ;-)

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yeah for Ruby!!!! .... and you, of course.

On Nov 8, 2008, at 7:32 AM, Sheena wrote:

> VIDEOTAPE HIM!! I am very excited at ur news! Keep up the good

> work!

>

> -- In , " iam2l84t " <mam78@...> wrote:

> >

> >

> > >

> > > As much as I hate autism, I wouldn't be the parent I am now if

> Ruby

> > > never had it.

> >

> > I can sure relate to this, I feel the same way.

> >

> > That's wonderful news about Ruby's progress, your hard work is

> > starting to pay off! Enjoy the moment & keep up the good work ;-)

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Wonderful!

Barb

[ ] OT- A little more progress

We are on round 12 of ALA and DMSA. I lowered the dose this weekend to

1.5mg ALA and 3mg DMSA. A half hour after giving Ruby her third dose

of the day she walked over to her tricycle, sat on it properly and

pushed herself back and forth! This is a kid who is terrified of

riding toys. Her tricycle has been sitting in the basement for months

untouched.

She kept laughing and saying 'tricycle' over and over. She was so

proud of herself that she was doing this. I was and still am in shock!

Just wanted to share this. This is so huge for her. She has always

screamed over riding toys.