FASE US - Table of Contents of Information from persons with FASD for everyone

The Young Person with FASD - What to expect	Toddler (0-3 years old) Sensory Integration Issues - Oh what to do? Child (3-6 years old) Parenting the 0-5 year old FASD child Finger Plays working with young FASD children Minimizing Screaming - Yours not Theirs Adaptive Play Areas Elementary Child (6-12 years old) Understanding your child - simulations to put yourself in their brains Help to encourage positive growth Teaching multi-sensory to get the info in Is it the child can't or the child won't Adolescent (13-18 years old) Ultimate consequences - when all else is failing Adult (18-20 years old) Little Birdies Broken Beaks Ideas to help FASD individuals Ideas for creating compassion for living and loving persons with FASD
From Birth Moms	A Birth Mom's Perspective I AM my son's birth mother! I got sober when I was 5 months pregnant with my second child... Self-forgiveness by Mercedes Alejandro
From parents of children with FASD	ETOH - Child Abuse in the Womb. A father's story. Teresa Kellerman's excellent website on FAS/E. Well worth a visit. Elisha's Story The story about a young girl's struggle with FAS.
From young persons who have FASD	Jessica's letter I was born an alcoholic. The minute they cut my umbilical cord I went right into the "DT's". I only weighed three pounds and also had seizures so they put me on a big helicopter Poetry and Stories from FASD persons Visit our FASstars
From adult persons with FASD	Heart beats and I can't sleep. by Steve. I had a fear of going to bed at night and going to sleep and never waking up. My thoughts were how could this thing that beats inside me keep beating and beating and beating etc. How I Learned To Read by Steve. Steve didn't discover he had FASD until he was 43 years old. He lived through many struggles. You will enjoy his insight. He shares it to help others. Viewpoints on Medication by Steve. Words of wisdom on how medication makes his life manageable. What it Feels Like to be in a Rage by Ann. Ann (an FAS adult) shares her insight into what it feels like to be enveloped in a rage. Why are you using so much butter, jam, etc. by Steve. Gives an explanation about why he used excessive amounts of these things. Steve's Great FAS Songs - Don't miss these you will enjoy them. Visit our FASstars Meet Steve