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370tox · 16/07/2016 08:48

Is there any point in seeing an ophthalmologist to rule out any visual problems for someone with ASD...?

DD currently avoids daylight, wears sunhats, etc...

Not sure what else I can do to make her comfortable?

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370tox · 17/07/2016 22:03

Bump.

I'm not sure what more help I can offer my daughter..,

What support can I give her aside from sunglasses and hats to reduce the horrors that light induces - she doesn't like playing outside and this prevents her playing with other children / leaving the house / participating in sport / eating outside with the rest of the family...

She don't wear glasses / hoods / hats at school as she doesn't want to look different... :(

Anyone have any ideas?

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370tox · 18/07/2016 12:12

Bumpity bump

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frazzledbutcalm · 18/07/2016 19:42

We go here and get coloured lens glasses for dc. Fab!

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370tox · 18/07/2016 21:04

Gazebo-I would never have thought of that, thank you so much! SmileSmileSmile

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370tox · 18/07/2016 21:05

She is 8 yo. Yes a fringe is good idea too, I will see if I work that in.

Glasses-wil look st these thank you

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