Does anyone know what a non-verbal disability is?

@mommaj (23112)
United States
June 19, 2009 2:45pm CST
In all fairness, I didn't. I actually got it backwards. My son is autistic so I was looking into other disabilities and effects sign language has on children. Anyway, I somehow pulled up an article stating non-verbal disability was where a child could not talk. I'm not sure if that's a verbal disability or a non-verbal "issue" but it's not a non-verbal disability. After reading the article, explaining how children don't talk and the article was extremely vague and general, I decided to go to the official non-verbal disability association website. Boy was I shocked. Guess what non-verbal disability is? The child actually speaks. I'm thinking this would be better than what my son has. The child not only speaks but he or she develops speech and vocab. early. I won't go into the whole disability but WHAT DO YOU THINK NON-VERBAL DISABILITY IS? If you have autistic kids or a non-verbal disability child, your answer doesn't count. LOL
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@Archie0 (5654)
19 Jun 09
Well i think a non verbal disability is not understanding the logic of objects.See something in life have no explanation in easy words you have to find them with your logic and for that you need a very deep thinking and imagination power, just develop that with some studies and you can do fair the next time.More than studies its your practical ability how you understand them.
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@mommaj (23112)
• United States
19 Jun 09
Your actually pretty close. You may even be right because I didn't get into the whole article yet. It takes me time to process things. LOL But seeing things and then recalling them is a problem. I also understand the math is a problem so I guess logic would be an issue.
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@Canellita (12029)
• United States
23 Jun 09
Can you repeat the question in plain English? All that meandering was hard to follow! Is not a non-verbal disability the opposite of a verbal one?
@mommaj (23112)
• United States
25 Jun 09
If I wrote correct English I would be glad to speak it. LOL I guess it depends on what a verbal disability is. I am guessing a verbal disability is when you can't speak. I get so confused. I hope you were kidding because now I am just lost on this discussion.
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@Canellita (12029)
• United States
26 Jun 09
You are hilarious! You kind of verbally wandered with your initial post that started this discussion so I asked for the non-verbal disability for dummiies version of the question. (Ha, ha!)