Originally posted by sonhouseGood on you Sonhouse.
We have dealt with fetal alcohol syndrome for decades. We adopted a set of twins from Columbia and they are not right 26 years later, can't read more than 3rd grade, have trouble counting change, have trouble with time. Got through HS with intense intervention. They cannot find employment because of these deficiencies caused by the alcohol and other drugs. ...[text shortened]... fted. A sad case.
Of course you figure YOUR kids are immune from such effects,
Guess again.
I've taught many years at Special Needs Schools and had my share of FAS kids.
Although we now foster I couldn't cope with a SEN child full time.
Kudos.
Originally posted by wolfgang59Thank you. It has been a generational trip but the psychologists who first analysed the twins as infants said they would never be more than vegetables and would probably be separated and institutionalized.
Good on you Sonhouse.
I've taught many years at Special Needs Schools and had my share of FAS kids.
Although we now foster I couldn't cope with a SEN child full time.
Kudos.
We said, 'We don't think so'.....
Originally posted by sonhouseImagine what "the twins" lives would have been without the two of you.......
Thank you. It has been a generational trip but the psychologists who first analysed the twins as infants said they would never be more than vegetables and would probably be separated and institutionalized.
We said, 'We don't think so'.....