Re: New member

From: spk2wrt@phoenix.edc.org
Date: Tue Feb 22 2000 - 14:56:59 EST

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    I have not worked intensively with it, but have seen it in clinical
    settings
    and think it is great. Try to get in touch with a speech pathology
    department of a hospital rehab setting to see if they have it. Otherwise,
    get in touch with me privately and I can forward info on it. You sound like
    a great mom!
    Joan Breslin Larson
    Joan.Breslin-Larson@state.mn.us <Joan.Breslin-Larson@state.mn.us>

                         -----Original Message-----
                         From: spk2wrt@phoenix.edc.org
    [mailto:spk2wrt@phoenix.edc.org]
                         Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2000 10:41 AM
                         Subject: Re: New member

                         In a message dated 2/18/00 9:35:57 AM Pacific Standard
    Time,
                         spk2wrt@phoenix.edc.org writes:

                         << Joan.Breslin-Larson@state.mn.us
    <Joan.Breslin-Larson@state.mn.us>
    >>
                         Joan, very interested in IBM's Speech viewer. Have
    you used
    it?
                         Issue: My 20 son (w/down syndrom) wants to sing
    (wants to
    sing a whole
                         bunch!!!) but, he does not understand and sings
    everythin in
    one tone. I
                         have tried to explain/demonstrate to him, but to not
    avail.
    I am wondering

                         if he could actually see how his voice "looks" with
    varying
    tones, would he

                         then be able to adjust his own tones to sound more
    pleasant.
                         At present I just explain that like mom, we sing
    because it
    makes us feel
                         good. :)) But, he wants to sing and have it sound
    good.
    I might add
                         that
                         in the past 10 years, this and be able to read have
    been his
    main request
                         of
                         life. So, how is a mother not to try???

                         Thanks and sorry for the rambling, Nettie with the Mom
    hat
    on this AM.

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