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JennaM
We have had a good week. My youngest "only" got two yellow slips at school this last two weeks. He was so proud of himself. We are usually at a solid four by now. We changed his meds a month ago but didn't say anything to the school. We had the teachers feel out a questionaire about his behavior in their classes. Everyone of them commented about how much better his attention has been in class the last few weeks. Yah! I can't wait to tell his pediatrician. Next problem...school is almost out. This is never been a good thing at my house. I have to start coming up with our summer routine.
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Well, the IEP meeting went better than usual. I talked to my hubby before I went. He thinks I am mean to the SE counselor. I told him that ever since she tried to tell me that she didn't have to ask my permission to test my son, her and I have had a problem. I wanted him tested but she needs to know that I most certainly have the right to say yes or no to testing. I am a viable member of the IEP team. I decided to try and go in to the IEP with a more positive approach. I told one of his teachers that I thought they have done a great job in inspiring him to right. I told another teacher that my son had really enjoyed learning about stocks and he wanted to teach me. I think it really helped open the doors with these two teachers to do something I have wanted for awhile which was a weekly progress report. They both gave me their email addresses and also the address of the other teachers my son has. yah!
I feel so lost when I have to get ready for an IEP meeting. I mean really, what's the point. They never follow it anyway. Plus, why do I always feel like the only one who knows anything about Aspergers.






Hopefully this med will help out long term. Our sone metabolizes his medication to the point where he has to cycle through meds every 5 weeks or so. He gets 2 great weeks, 2 OK weeks, and one iffy week, then cycles to the next med which gives him 2 great weeks, 2 OK weeks, one iffy week, then change again, and again, and again...
We use summer day camps where we go in and interview the staff before hand and tell them what to expect out of him. He spends 2 weeks in day camp then one week home, then 2 in day camp, then home, then back to camp then school. This keeps him busy.
Good luck :)
DaveCogswell