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Quote from: Celticgoddess on October 31, 2011, 07:11:30 PMQuote from: Queen Victoria on October 31, 2011, 04:59:14 PMQuote from: bodaccea on October 31, 2011, 03:12:21 PMUrchin's first day back at school, so in a bit of a tizzythis morning.He has been really good all day (pinching myself) yeshe has which makes me feel heaps happier. really hada giggle with him after school.@QV So sorry you are having a bad time. Keep shoppingladies, you and the PR and if you run out of cash - buystuff anyway and take it back the next day! lol.I would love to do that, but..... She really needs to learn that material things don't always bring you to good places. When she eventually goes into custodial care (after we are gone) she won't have a lot of money, maybe $45 pocket money a month. So I need to teach her other coping mechanisms. And I need to teach myself the same coping mechanisms. lolDoes she respond well to any sort of sensory therapy? All of the coping mechanisms I've been working on teaching monkeyboy are sensory related. The best being deep pressure. That's his thing. I give him a head to toe deep pressure massage every night before bed (but only certain people are allowed to give it to him because that much body touching does run the risk of abuse) so he has a weighted blanket that he uses in my absence. When I was a teen, it was a comfy blanket, my teddy bear (which I still have ) and headphones blasting music. I still have playlists that are meant for certain things. Processing. Depression. Anger. Encouragement etc. Not sure what her "thing" is but hopefully you can tap into it and keep building on it.It's possible she would do well with some pressure. She sleeps under a comforter year round. I'm going to try some walking in the sunshine to see if exercise and sunlight will do some good. It's finally cool enough to start walking.
Quote from: Queen Victoria on October 31, 2011, 04:59:14 PMQuote from: bodaccea on October 31, 2011, 03:12:21 PMUrchin's first day back at school, so in a bit of a tizzythis morning.He has been really good all day (pinching myself) yeshe has which makes me feel heaps happier. really hada giggle with him after school.@QV So sorry you are having a bad time. Keep shoppingladies, you and the PR and if you run out of cash - buystuff anyway and take it back the next day! lol.I would love to do that, but..... She really needs to learn that material things don't always bring you to good places. When she eventually goes into custodial care (after we are gone) she won't have a lot of money, maybe $45 pocket money a month. So I need to teach her other coping mechanisms. And I need to teach myself the same coping mechanisms. lolDoes she respond well to any sort of sensory therapy? All of the coping mechanisms I've been working on teaching monkeyboy are sensory related. The best being deep pressure. That's his thing. I give him a head to toe deep pressure massage every night before bed (but only certain people are allowed to give it to him because that much body touching does run the risk of abuse) so he has a weighted blanket that he uses in my absence. When I was a teen, it was a comfy blanket, my teddy bear (which I still have ) and headphones blasting music. I still have playlists that are meant for certain things. Processing. Depression. Anger. Encouragement etc. Not sure what her "thing" is but hopefully you can tap into it and keep building on it.
Quote from: bodaccea on October 31, 2011, 03:12:21 PMUrchin's first day back at school, so in a bit of a tizzythis morning.He has been really good all day (pinching myself) yeshe has which makes me feel heaps happier. really hada giggle with him after school.@QV So sorry you are having a bad time. Keep shoppingladies, you and the PR and if you run out of cash - buystuff anyway and take it back the next day! lol.I would love to do that, but..... She really needs to learn that material things don't always bring you to good places. When she eventually goes into custodial care (after we are gone) she won't have a lot of money, maybe $45 pocket money a month. So I need to teach her other coping mechanisms. And I need to teach myself the same coping mechanisms. lol
Urchin's first day back at school, so in a bit of a tizzythis morning.He has been really good all day (pinching myself) yeshe has which makes me feel heaps happier. really hada giggle with him after school.@QV So sorry you are having a bad time. Keep shoppingladies, you and the PR and if you run out of cash - buystuff anyway and take it back the next day! lol.
Cycled a bit, got rained on, bought 2 purple/brown leaved plants (can't recall their names now and can't be arsed to go outside to check too) and 1 little thyme plant at Intratuin. A big store selling plants and all sorts of stuff nearby where I live. Um, bought a cheese grating thingy* there too.*Other stuff I did also but.. yay².. finally, de-clogged the kitchen sink also today.
Added to my violin technique book.Work.Gave my friend her belated birthday present (it was her birthday on Tuesday, and I forgot to take the present with me when I saw her then).Concert (opening night for the musical I'm playing in).
