Behavioral Therapy for 25-month-old?

allrightmeow · March 2014

HilarityEnsued said:

I went to Space Camp.

Let me know if you guys need to know how to pilot space ships.

13 year old me is seething with jealousy right now. I always wanted to go but my mom always said my sisters needed food and school clothes and stuff. Stupid siblings.

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CinemaGoddess · March 2014

CinemaGoddess · March 2014

CinemaGoddess · March 2014

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091993/

GDI, Bump.

CinemaGoddess · March 2014

I'm really disappointed none of you have heard of the movie Space Camp.

WasNotWas · March 2014

@hilarityensued I was on Team Orion. What were your positions at mission control and on the shuttle? I was mission commander (duh) and co-pilot

The main thing I remember about Space Camp (experience, not movie, sorry CG) is the military bunk sleeping situation. I had top bunk and I'm pretty sure there was a sprinkler above my head...not sure that's safe...

Monkeybabe · March 2014

I see we've moved on, but I'm on the "bandwagon".

FalconCrest · March 2014

@cinemagoddess, I was OBSESSED with that movie when I was younger. I wanted to be Tish. My brother and I used to play Space camp all the time.

WasNotWas · March 2014

HilarityEnsued said:

@wasnotwas I don't remember my position. I'm fairly certain I caused a good deal of trouble because I had a problem listening to authority/directions (:::shocks everyone:::) so they probably stuck my ass in the least important position ever.

I feel like I was Team UTC but I can't remember. My vivid memory from Space Camp is the Space Shot. Riding that shit hundreds of times without getting off.

I actually liked Aviation Challenge more. We got to zip line down into a lake and pull a rip cord. And fly flight simulators all the time.

I know we went to different state ones but I really liked the thing that spun you around and you had to throw and catch a big red dodgeball...well you were supposed to catch it, at least. Did yours have that?

CinemaGoddess · March 2014

I love how this thread went from teaching to Space Camp.

missymo · March 2014

CinemaGoddess said:

I'm really disappointed none of you have heard of the movie Space Camp.

I loved that movie and have seen it more times than I can count. The premise was terrifying to me. I just kept imagining how scared I would be.

CinemaGoddess · March 2014

She was trying to claim that we were causing her stress by disagreeing with her.

I pointed out that we were not the cause of her stress.

Beep Beep.

IFUSEEKAMY · March 2014

WhoCanItBeNow said:

mbenit4 said:

CinemaGoddess said:

lisajay09 said:

It's been a pleasure. But i have to go get a stress test for all of the chest pains I've been having the last month. Wish me luck...oh, wait, you wouldn't. Talk freely amongst yourselves about what a horrible person I am. It's cool.
Maybe you should kick your husband out of the house.

That could be a cause of stress in your life.
WTF?! Did you need to go there, I mean really.

Did she really need to play martyr and whine about something having nothing to do with the conversation and drop yet another "woe is me" card?

If she didn't want people to talk about it, she should have kept it to herself or at least to a smaller group. She has control of the stressors in her life, and her abusive husband is absolutely one thing she could easily solve be she refuses to. And now supposedly it is affecting her health. But by her logic she's not having a heart attack yet, so there's no reason for her to go in until she does.

Hmmm..that's exactly what I said when this board got mad about me bringing up Mabel's "situation".

CinemaGoddess · March 2014

Mabel didn't blame us for her stress.

kcisthebombdotcom · March 2014

lisajay09 said:

I guess I just can't understand, @lisajay, do you still think that your original response in this thread was responsible? Because, you aren't giving me any indication that you realize that it was potentially dangerous.
My original statement was to wait to see if any progress is made in a couple of months. My advice is to give the kid a chance to mature a bit. I stand by that.

That's a pretty sad attitude and I'm going to educate you on why because I'm calling bullshit that someone with a degree in child development would say that unless they graduated thirty years ago. Children with autism do the same exact shit that neurotypical kids do. The differences at barely two are incredibly subtle unless the child has classic, severe autism and it's better to err on the side of caution and have the child evaluated by someone who can actually tell the difference. My child started early intervention at 17 months with nothing more than a minor language delay. A month before her third birthday she was diagnosed with autism. Not a single therapist or her own pediatrician suspected it because her presentation is very atypical. If we took your crummy advice and waited until she was past 2.5 she'd be miles behind where she is now and we would have missed an important window where the brain is still very pliable to make significant changes that greatly improved her qualify of life. You say that kids who have blaringly obvious issues are the only ones who should get evaluations young and on the contrary, it's the kids with more subtle presentations who need the help even more. Most evals are an hour or less and as a parent of a child with a disability it's far more beneficial for kids to get evaluated who don't need it than to let a child slip through the cracks.

missyishere · March 2014

And Mabel didn't mention on the board the things you brought up here. Hmmmm

IFUSEEKAMY · March 2014

ChickenOnSunday said:

IFUSEEKAMY said:

WhoCanItBeNow said:

mbenit4 said:

CinemaGoddess said:

lisajay09 said:

It's been a pleasure. But i have to go get a stress test for all of the chest pains I've been having the last month. Wish me luck...oh, wait, you wouldn't. Talk freely amongst yourselves about what a horrible person I am. It's cool.
Maybe you should kick your husband out of the house.

That could be a cause of stress in your life.
WTF?! Did you need to go there, I mean really.

Did she really need to play martyr and whine about something having nothing to do with the conversation and drop yet another "woe is me" card?

If she didn't want people to talk about it, she should have kept it to herself or at least to a smaller group. She has control of the stressors in her life, and her abusive husband is absolutely one thing she could easily solve be she refuses to. And now supposedly it is affecting her health. But by her logic she's not having a heart attack yet, so there's no reason for her to go in until she does.

Hmmm..that's exactly what I said when this board got mad about me bringing up Mabel's "situation".

Interesting how you pop in and out at just the right time.

CinemaGoddess · March 2014

I won't justify my remark.

I made it.

I own it.

I'm not even sorry.

CinemaGoddess · March 2014

We did none of that, mbenit.

missyishere · March 2014

Oh FFS, for real

CinemaGoddess · March 2014

So what was the reason for posting that on page 8 when nobody would see it because we weren't even talking about that and the person who caused this bruhaha isn't even here anymore?

RichardSlap · March 2014

I got all the way to the end of the thread to have it culminate in the fucking definition of bullying being pulled out.

WasNotWas · March 2014

HilarityEnsued said:

@wasnotwas are you talking about the thing that spins all around but keeps your stomach in the same place?

That thing.

I also loved the centrifuge but I wasn't bad ass enough to go upside down like the teenagers.

I couldn't find the exact picture of what I was looking for, but I did find this!! Ahh...memories (that is not me in the pic)

bumpuser1691848 · March 2014

I don't have much to add except that 1. DS was evaluated not to long ago (for speech, since he has like 6 words at 22 months, but they evaluated for everything) and they said he had so much fun playing with the blocks, looking at the animal flash cards, etc. He thought it was a game. And 2. I'm so fucking glad that our DC doesn't kick the kid out after 3 bites. DS bite 3 days in a row the other week (after many other times before), so they suggested I start bringing in a teething ring and reading "Teeth Are Not For Biting" every night. It's helped a ton.

CinemaGoddess · March 2014

Lol.

No.

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