KingdomOfRats wrote:
they need to learn more about echolalia,am have got into trouble for echolalia to in the home am live in,it makes up most of the speech am have,and they still don't understand it-am only ever non verbal and verbal to them,they said am not supposed to tell people to get out of their house when this is their home just as much as it is for am,wasn't telling them to get out of the house,it's something mum always said when drunk.
Thanks for the info, KingdomOfRats. We're working on it. Now his teachers are saying that they understand he's repeating a generated phrase... But they can't let the other students see there's no consequences when Wolf (my son) says "inappropriate" things. So, effectively, he's being punished because the other students don't understand him.

But I'll be damned if I'm going to let that continue; my wife's gonna give it another go or two, and failing that, it's warpath time...
If I may say, you have a most wondrously singular manner of writing! It took me a little bit to understand it; but I've just been reading through your blog, and I think I understand now. It is not unlike learning a dialect of autism, which I find extremely fascinating. Once I started to get it, it started reading like poetry. It is one of my fondest hopes that Wolf some day develops the ability to communicate as well as you have, and it gives me great hope to be communicating with someone who is MFA. Thank you for that hope.
KingdomOfRats wrote:
put citrus stuff in the hall in the spots they crap in,cats are not supposed to like it,have heard orange peel is also good.
cats are not supposed to want to crap and wee in places their food is,but have found some biscuits lying in sams litter tray before and she has no problem with laying her poo rocks on it.
Thank you for this advice, fellow cat lover. I'll give it a try.
Good fortune,
- Icarus is Encouraged
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