伊薩克

2023年6月17日

媽媽離開後流著淚無聲的十幾歲的兒子在學校第一個詞米利暗說相信她的兒子,以撒,可能是靈感看觀看表演後說一些特別的暴跌×先生及其主要人物——無效的emailSomething出錯了,請稍後再試。我們用你注冊報名提供內容的方式你同意,提高我們對你的理解。這意味著我們可能包括廣告從我們和第三方基於我們的知識。我們也可以改變頻率你收到電子郵件從我們為了使你及時和給你最好的相關信息。一如既往地你可以隨時取消訂閱。更多信息在蘇格蘭×媽媽淚流滿麵接到電話後說自己十幾歲的兒子的嚴重自閉症有史以來第一次說話。米裏亞姆的孩子Isacc, 14歲,需要24小時的護理和非語言的自閉症。但是,當其他孩子參觀Isacc本周的學校,真正驚人的事情發生了,給情感母親的希望。媽媽被震驚了,當她的一個兒子的老師給她說艾薩克說“你好”這個詞,每日記錄報告。米利暗,從漢密爾頓說:“孩子從另一個學校來學校參觀伊薩克的特殊需要。 Isaac is very familiar with the kids and he always flaps to show he is excited to see them. Miriam Gwynne's son Isaac, 14, has non-verbal autism and requires round-the-clock care (Image: Daily Record) "His class is entirely non-verbal, so they everyone was so stunned when Isaac said "hello". "The teacher said everyone just fell silent. She was so excited to tell me. "When I heard what he said it made me so emotional. I started crying because it was just such a special moment." Miriam, who is a full-time career to Isaac and his twin sister Naomi, began to think about what had prompted Issac to say they word before realising he had recently become obsessed with CBeebies show BBC show Something Special and its main character - Mr Tumble. She continued: "Isaac has his own iPad and he loves music and listening to Youtube. "He went through a phase of constantly playing the Mr Tumble theme song and he sings "Hello, hello, how are you?" We have all been sick of hearing it because of how much he plays it." Allan Johnston, the creator of the popular children's tv program, has now reached out to the mum after hearing the news about Isaac. He said: "I cannot explain how wonderful that is. Around 20 years ago, I created the series Something Special in the hope that it would help children with additional needs find their voice. "I also wanted to give them their rightful place on national TV. So when I hear the series is still helping families, it makes me smile. "Thank you for making me smile." Experts had told the mum that Isaac may never talk (Image: Daily Record) Miriam hopes Issac's story will help inspire other parents to not give up despite the challenges they face. She continued: "It just makes you think that anything is possible. A hope that I've always had is to be able to show others that they are not alone, encouraging them to keep going despite whatever circumstances that they find themselves in." Story Saved You can find this story in My Bookmarks. Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. Follow BristolLive Most Recent Most Recent