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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's chess, clearly. And this pp is helpful because she explains the accommodations her son has received and he's clearly a success story. She's done a really good job. I do think there is some obsfurcation, even if unintentional - in old posts I've seen, this pp has noted that her son wasn't potty trained at 4, despite insisting that there were no red flags. That's one. And I do think the pp confuses people a bit in that her son is clearly a classic Shelton ultimately successful Asd type. I'm sure there are issues but they might be very different than those others face. Also, I've never heard of anyone receiving the type of testing and services the pp did so it's kind of frustrating. A full neuropsych done by the school and pt ot and st. There's no way we would ever get that. So, bottom line, I'm supportive and appreciate her viewpoint and insights but sometimes annoyed. Just an observer of the forum. [/quote]

She has been very clear in the past that her son had serious behavioral issues like hitting the SN teacher which explains the tremendous number and hours of services. I hate that school systems have to wait until a kid gets to that point before offering such support but happy it all worked out for her child. I also appreciate her viewpoint and advice but think it would be helpful to others to provide some more context. I'm guessing the story gets abbreviated more because she's busy and doesn't have time to rehash everything. Maybe link to a longer version of the story in previous threads? Again, think this mom (or dad?) is great.[/quote]

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