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Re: Rigby ( everybody) T Being Very Open with Me » daisym

Posted by Poet on October 3, 2005, at 19:08:51

In reply to Re: Rigby ( everybody) T Being Very Open with Me, posted by daisym on October 1, 2005, at 19:46:27

Hi Daisy,

She's always mentioned similar traits between her son and I, but what really got her going was when I said I failed gymnastics in school because I couldn't walk the balance beam. That was one of the tests he son did (and failed) when he was being evaluated for whatever his official DX is.

When I was a kid I was always called shy- not sensitive or different. I never raised my hand to answer a question in school. Prayed I could hold out on going to the bathroom until we got a break because I could never ask permission to go.

Classes were very crowded- more than 30 kids per class and I always thought that was good for me because I could hide easier. Maybe it wasn't, I can't really say for sure.

How do you work with children who have SI problems? I am discovering that my T is right about many things- I made a list and went over them with her. Maybe things for kids can be adapted to adults?

I usually see the negative side of things, but my T honestly does not seem to be doing a negative comparison between her son and I. I'm usually so uncomfortable talking about things, but I think knowing that she has someone close to her with issues like mine has probably helped me more than hurt me.

Poet

 

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