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Tag Archives: echolalia
A wall no one wants built…
I have mentioned before that my wife’s mother lives with us and she has Alzheimer’s. I don’t have to tell anyone with a friend or relative who suffers from this affliction just how devastating this disease can be for the … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's, Autistic Child with Family, Conversation, education, Family with Autistic Child, Mimicry, nostalgia, Understanding
Tagged Alzheimer's, Autism, caregiver, Communication, echolalia, love, marriage, walls
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Life is like a Garden…
With the recent passing of Leonard Nimoy, this story seems somehow fitting. As mentioned in many previous installments, you never know what will get Jeffery’s interest. In this case, I was making copies of old VCR tapes and … Continue reading
Posted in Autistic Child with Family, communication with children, Creativity, Family with Autistic Child, Mimicry, nostalgia, Performance Art, speech problems
Tagged Autism, echolalia, Klingons, Leonard Nimoy, Memorization, Method Acting, Paramount Pictures, Star Trek, Universal Studios
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“Something Simple as Hello”
It has been mentioned in previous posts that Jeffery has difficulties with conversational speech. It is hard to understand where the problem lies because he can say most words but mainly by repeating what you say. However, he can make … Continue reading