by Lou Stinnett
I had checked into buying it, but the expense steered me away. Anyway, I recently learned of a private organization that offered Play Attention sessions. I had heard that they offered some scholarships for the program due to research that was being conducted, so I thought I might see if we could qualify for some of the “free research”! I had been told that since there was no research on kids with Aspergers using the program, the director of the organization would be interested in seeing if it offered the same benefits. But the end result was that we didn’t qualify for the scholarship due to the fact that Bradley showed no signs of ADD on their computer test for attention. In addition, the Doctor spent about 90 minutes with Bradley and said he had no signs of Aspergers or ADD. He said that, considering Bradley’s history, some great work must have been done on this young man. I already knew that he really didn’t fall into any diagnosis categories any more, but it was the first time I had heard someone actually say he had no signs of the previous diagnosis, or any diagnosis currently. The doctor said that Bradley’s Tourette’s could be in remission, but at the present time he saw no evidence of the Tourette’s either. For once, it was a good thing not to qualify for something! Thank you, NACD, for all that you have done to help me and my son. NACD Newsletter, Volume 1 Issue 1, 2008 ©NACD |
Parents’ Brag: No More Signs of Aspergers
on February 27, 2008
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