Gerrard has been diagnosed of having Asperger's Syndrome.
I picked out several signs when I went for the Autism course earlier in the year. I signed up for the course because I met 2 diagnosed cases in my career and many of us do not know how to handle these children with special needs.
Somehow I felt relieved. Knowing the diagnosis will help in the remediation process. Just that it takes a very long time in government hospitals, while the private practitioners are very expensive. Meanwhile, we just do what we can at home and in school.
I am very hopeful we can help him, although a cure is impossible. He's fortunate, that we picked out the signs and insisted a referral although the doctor at the polyclinic felt he was ok (maybe just slow in speech).
The route is gonna be long.
As the Liverpool slogan goes, You Will Never Walk Alone.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Kite-Flying
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Wedding
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Gerry is 1 years old
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Chickenpox Month
Yay! We survived the Chickenpox month!!!
Gerlyn got it first. From the childcare centre, two weeks before school holidays.
When she recovered and return back to school, then it was Gerrard's and Gerry turn! *groan*
So, we had an entire month of chickenpoxed children to nurse.
Think Gerrard should be able to return back to school next week, though many are still raw from the dropping off of the scabs.
Will get him assessed by the doc tomorrow.
Gerlyn got it first. From the childcare centre, two weeks before school holidays.
When she recovered and return back to school, then it was Gerrard's and Gerry turn! *groan*
So, we had an entire month of chickenpoxed children to nurse.
Think Gerrard should be able to return back to school next week, though many are still raw from the dropping off of the scabs.
Will get him assessed by the doc tomorrow.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Good boy
Going by child psychology and common sense, which child do not want to be the good boy or girl?
Gerrard was facing quite a fair bit of problems in sch. Things are more settled these days.
Prior to the chickenpox attack, this was what the teachers and I found when I fetched him from school one day:
In the previous centre, he enjoyed Thursdays the most. Reason being that the music teacher will reward the well-behaved kids with a stamp on the hand. He was always thrilled to show us his 'chop' on the hands.
Gerrard stamped the stars on his own thighs. He must had felt he was a really good boy that day.
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