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KED |
Adaptive Sensory
Feb 13 2008, 2:43 PM EST
I'll start out so others can reply if they want.Luv, Kris Do you find this valuable?
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1. RE: Adaptive Sensory
Sep 30 2008, 5:38 AM EDT
It all makes sense to me Kris .I have coped for 6 decades without any help , but am in that constant dreamstate , with no sense of inhabiting '' me '' . I love the tactile nature of Teddy bears and the lights of driving at night , though sometimes it gets mixed up - the real and the dee'lusion . I admire the set up you have at home . I can never wait for twinkly lights on the Christmas Tree ! i am afraid that I now associate much of what you suggest as helping with forced gym classes at school , with shouting boys and teacher , and the torture implements used [ dee'spraxia was no excuse ] just shows how history can shape a child . Hugs dee 1 out of 1 found this valuable. Do you? |
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2. RE: Adaptive Sensory
Oct 15 2008, 5:37 PM EDT
Hi Dee!I'm glad that it makes sense to you :) I'm sorry that you didn't have help for 6 decades but it sounds like you are doing well! Congratulations :) Tactile nature of things are very important to people with Autism, indefinitely! Thanks, I admire my setup too... Its so wonderful to go and my service do goes with me and the other one and the kitty and its wonderful! :) Oh, and LOL for me twinkling lights are hard on my eyes but for you I guess they are good. See, we are the same in the way we are Autsitic, but we are all different because we can have a tactile craving that one of us likes, and the other upsets. Oh, please don't associate that with PE... The things I suggest are helpful and are 'tempting good' to an Autistic person like catnip could be to a cat. They are so wonderful and so helpful... so unlike what you associated it with. Not sure why you did but please know its not. Yes, history does shape a person. Hugs to you Dee! (And I will get to your email, LOL) Kris Do you find this valuable? |
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3. RE: Adaptive Sensory
Nov 15 2009, 8:00 AM EST
I am really glad this equipment has been invented. As soon as I am able to afford it, Im going to see where I can buy these awesome items. And when I get my own place (probably not for another few years) I'm definatly gonna have these things in my place of residence. Thanks again Krys, hope you are feeling well. Chris Do you find this valuable? |
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4. RE: Adaptive Sensory
Dec 8 2009, 4:25 PM EST
Hey!Yes, these supplies are wonderful and I found another site that I'm going to add. The reason I'm adding it is because the swings they offer go up to a weight-holding of about 300 lbs, so that being said, it is not just swings for people who are up to about 100-105 lbs but also adults with autism so that is why I like it. In fact I will put it here as well. Please check it out, I have been in contact with the people who own it- http://www.affordabletherapysolutions.com/ Please let them know if you get something from them, just drop a line that you were referred by chat1autism... I think they'd be interested in knowing since I told them I was linking their site! Do you find this valuable? |
