Monday, April 23, 2012
Thinking Back
This last month I have been really thinking about the beginning of our journey. How far we have come. All the challenges we still face daily. I am in a good place right now. My son is struggling with school and with the increase social demands he has placed on him. I worry constantly but I also have peace. We have people in our lives that love us in spite of our challenges. We have a good team at my son's school that really care if he does well, and understand him enough to help him reach his goals. I have pushed from day one to have him in a regular class setting. I am grateful to his teacher who is really try to help him. We have a great Occupational therapist that we love. Our Gymnastic program instructors are uneducated but so willing to do whatever I ask them to do. We are creating a very good working environment for him. As summer approaches I look forward to having more time with my boy and being able to guide him better. In the beginning I could have never imagined that we would be doing "normal" after school programs. I was so caught up in his tantrums and unable to see the big picture. I am so grateful!!! I love being his mom! and I love learning with him!
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
1st White Slip
Well this year has brought a lot of challenges/ headaches/tears. Mostly for me! Funny huh! Well last week I got a call from my sons teacher stating that he had hit a classmate and would be bring home a White Slip! I was unsure of what that was so I asked. They said if he got 3 he would be suspended. Well I guess that is pretty serious. So I anxiously awaited him coming home from school. I took him to a quiet place to talk and guess what he said, " Mom, Steven took my Legos and so I kicked him. He is so mean" I didn't know what to say. 1st my son didn't hit anyone. 2nd good for him this Steven kid has been picking on him all year! So what was I to do? Well, I told him it is important not to kick people because someone could get hurt, and it is better to use our words. Deep down I was so proud he stuck up for himself! :)
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