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Re: Mosiah
Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 9:25 pm
by SÅTÅN 666
Taddpole wrote:arkangel13 wrote:seems to me you should have helped him with home work vs playing sgw urself. hmmmmm

If only it was as easy as just helping with home work. Lets see where do I start. Ok the home work never makes it home because he does not want to do it so it goes out the window on the bus ride home. He just refusses to take part in class all day on any given day and paces in the hall all day at school. Shuts down and will not respond to anyone or anything because he don't want to. Gets upset when they try to make him do school work when he does not want to and brakes windows, doors, knocks holes in the sheet rocked walls and ends up in the support unit for 10 days to make sure he is no longer a danger to his self or others.
Yup and this is just a small part of it so tell me again how I should help him with his home work
You see, I have been working with him for the last 4 years and know what works with him and what does not. Taking away the one thing he likes the most gets him on track every time. I'm his foster father but He is my son in every sense of the word.
Good luck with it...Maybe you could tell him if he doesnt get the grades that he will be limited to time use on gatewars? If his grades go up and up every 6 weeks then give him a bit more time on the game..if they go down limit the time again.
May work? Not sure..But I am sure you know what to do mate! Good luck with it.
And your a foster parent? Man I see on movies that foster parents are evil parents..

Re: Mosiah
Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 10:06 pm
by Taddpole
The evil one are the one that think they want to do foster care for the money. Let me be the first to tell you the money sucks and thats not why my wife and I do foster care. Its a great feeling when you see a kid that you have worked with come back years later and tells you that its because you cared that they are who and what they are today. Pushing them to better their self, riding them to do the right thing when they are doing the wrong things, being there when they fall flat on their face and picking them up, brush them off and get them back on the right path again. yeah I guess I'm evil lol
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 10:21 pm
by SÅTÅN 666
Taddpole wrote:The evil one are the one that think they want to do foster care for the money. Let me be the first to tell you the money sucks and thats not why my wife and I do foster care. Its a great feeling when you see a kid that you have worked with come back years later and tells you that its because you cared that they are who and what they are today. Pushing them to better their self, riding them to do the right thing when they are doing the wrong things, being there when they fall flat on their face and picking them up, brush them off and get them back on the right path again. yeah I guess I'm evil lol
Hehe..
No that is cool! Good on you for helping him out mate. Its people like you and your wife that make this world awesome for less fortunate people..
*Thumbs up*
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 10:48 pm
by GOLDEN WING
Im glad you and your son are well man been a while since ive seen you on here i hope you Enjoyed your Christmas and new year? =)
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 12:17 am
by Kjarkur
GrizzZzzly wrote:You guys aren't seriously trying to tell a father of an autistic child how to raise his son.........I'm sure you know much better though ark.........

First of all, He made it public so I'll tell him what ever I want to. Don't make it public if you don't want honest opinions. And I don't care if he listens or what.
Secondly, have you got any idea what most people do in R/L that are posting in this thread?
Thirdly, I don't care if the child is autistic or not, poor kid doesn't deserve that en entire community of MMORPG players all over the world know his grades or what he does in R/L. Sorry but it's hummiliating for the kid.
He deserves the same rights as everybody else for some privacy.
We have no business knowing what he likes for breakfast or what ever.
-KJ
/See's the difference between a role playing game and real life.
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 4:54 am
by dresnov
Kjarkur wrote:GrizzZzzly wrote:You guys aren't seriously trying to tell a father of an autistic child how to raise his son.........I'm sure you know much better though ark.........

First of all, He made it public so I'll tell him what ever I want to. Don't make it public if you don't want honest opinions. And I don't care if he listens or what.
Secondly, have you got any idea what most people do in R/L that are posting in this thread?
Thirdly, I don't care if the child is autistic or not, poor kid doesn't deserve that en entire community of MMORPG players all over the world know his grades or what he does in R/L. Sorry but it's hummiliating for the kid.
He deserves the same rights as everybody else for some privacy.
We have no business knowing what he likes for breakfast or what ever.
-KJ
/See's the difference between a role playing game and real life.
word.
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 5:52 am
by GrizzZzzly
You can say whatever the hell you like, but without experience of bringing up an autistic child you don't know the slightest shimmer of what your talking about.
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 6:07 am
by lone dragon
It depends on the type of Autism, I have a few family members with Autistic traits some need a social acceptance and people to talk to in a safe environment some do not wish any social interaction. If Taddpole is happy to have him here as for learning Tadpole check this out:
http://www.aspect.org.au/publications/T ... Autism.pdfPlus there are other techniques in learning to make more affective and easier. PM me if you like.
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 7:57 am
by Kjarkur
GrizzZzzly wrote:You can say whatever the hell you like, but without experience of bringing up an autistic child you don't know the slightest shimmer of what your talking about.
I've never even talked to you so you couldn't possibly know about my experience with autistic children - or anything about my R/L for that matter, how ever I agree - and wouldn't have commented unless I did have that experience. From two different area's even.
Are you trying to say that autistic children should be treated differently and their personal life, their privacy, not respected?
-KJ
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 8:24 am
by Dubby_CompGamerGeek2
I'm not inclined to report any particular post...
however, I think it's past time for this thread to get locked on a number of levels.
Autism is not a point, it's a spectrum... like a rainbow.
People who want to debate should know how to copy quotes and go to the debate room.
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 8:26 am
by Rocky
Kjarkur wrote:GrizzZzzly wrote:You can say whatever the hell you like, but without experience of bringing up an autistic child you don't know the slightest shimmer of what your talking about.
I've never even talked to you so you couldn't possibly know about my experience with autistic children - or anything about my R/L for that matter, how ever I agree - and wouldn't have commented unless I did have that experience. From two different area's even.
Are you trying to say that autistic children should be treated differently and their personal life, their privacy, not respected?
-KJ
he didn't say that at all...
dubby you're right this thread is more intended to inform us than to have a debate
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 8:29 am
by Dubby_CompGamerGeek2
Rocky wrote:
dubby you're right
time to make siggy...
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Re: Mosiah
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 12:00 pm
by BMMJ13
Less Anger. More Love.
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 7:03 pm
by Taddpole
This can be locked as it was just to inform people as to why he was not in game at this time and on vacation mode. one post rather then a bunch of single messages being sent.
Re: Mosiah
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 10:26 pm
by BMMJ13
Locked.