Way back in July, I really can’t get over how quick this year is going, we took Ethan for his six month pediatrician check up. This appointment was initially scheduled for April 2014, which would have been over a year since Ethan’s diagnosis. I did think they had misprinted the date at first, but on […]
We have always felt that Ethan has coped quite well with every situation we have put him it. He has never been overwhelmed by supermarkets or larger groups of people. We have taken him on days out, to see shows and we regularly visit the zoo. I have worried that sometimes we push him too
I was asked to write a guest post for Wriggly Rascals to share my experience of Sensory Processing Disorder. The original question asked by one member concerning Sensory Processing Disorder can be found HERE. Dealing with autism also means we have to deal with sensory issues and although Sensory Processing Disorder is a condition in it’s own right, I’m
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Emotionally I find that I am very up and down each week, I start the week quite positive and by Thursday and Friday I can be very low. I sometimes think this may be linked to looking forward to being able to spend time with Darren at the weekends, as the week days can feel
We are at the beginning of the very long road of the statement process for Ethan. I was very naive as I thought that with a diagnosis a statement was automatically issued, this isn’t the case. At the moment we have to fill in a form to say if we agree that Ethan should be
