Jeong-ah "Development delay is completely cured..Currently only doing speech therapy"
Jul 29, 2024
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Chung Jung-ah said on the 29th, `Thank you and sorry for the concern that many people were worried after watching the last broadcast and article. Many of you must have known the people who watched the show until the end, but there are many people who were surprised just by the article."
He spent two years focusing on Haim because he was diagnosed with autism at 29 months and autism at another hospital. He went to a treatment center for two years and played with the child every day, and with prayers and efforts around him, the child was declared completely cured in April 2024. He explained that he is currently only doing speech therapy.
"The conclusion was that Heim is now growing up healthy, but he was worried a lot because there were a lot of articles with a stimulating headline called autism, so I want to tell you that he is okay now."There are still some things to be cautious about because it's a child's work, and I need to pay more attention, but I'm growing well."," he said.
Regarding appearing on the show and revealing the child's condition, Jeong-ah "It was a very difficult thing to say out of my mouth two years ago, but now I said it was okay, so I carefully told the broadcast." The reason I talked about the broadcast was because there were so many parents raising children like me and so many people around me had difficulty looking at them, so I told them with the hope that my child would grow up well under a more warm gaze. "
In addition, he said, `I wrote to parents that there are too many children like this and too many courtesy to get better at a time when we have no choice but to raise children in the medical term autism spectrum these days, so let's not be too desperate and let's get through it together.'
Jeong-ah Jung said "I personally have a lot of DMs coming. How did you treat it? How did you treat it? There are also a lot of inquiries about where the treatment was done. I gave you an answer. But in my child's case, it's treatment. Parents' judgment seems to be more important because it is not a cure for all children"I think the most important thing is to better understand what kind of tendencies my child has and to spend more time. When I first heard that my child was autistic, I looked up a lot of sites and asked a lot of questions. It's the same for everyone. Don't you want to know anything if my child says he's sick at all? I know how you feel, so I will sincerely answer what I know, so don't be sorry and feel free to DM me."
At the same time, Jeong-ah posted a video showing her healthy son. Jung-ah's son in the video makes viewers smile by showing a cute side of her, such as running around with friends and posing for a heart above her head for the camera.
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Jeong-ah, who said she could not accept her son's autism at first, said, `I was tested at another hospital and found autism + intellectual disability"The child was out of control. The violence was too violent"Wept.
At the same time, my heart beat in fear that the child would open his eyes in the morning thinking, "'What should I do today?' even though he is my child who prayed and gave birth to him like that. I thought I couldn't do it, so I filmed a video and went to the hospital, and the doctor looked at it and said, `He's not autistic.' Another hospital said he was diagnosed with autism, and he said, "It's not autism, but there's a severe delay in development, so if you leave your child as it is, you can have a personality disorder."I told him not to do anything he didn't want to do, but to adapt it to him unconditionally. (The cause of his son's illness) was a deficiency disorder caused by severe violence or parental indifference."
Jeong-ah, who focused only on caring for the child for two years, said "In April, the doctor said that there were so many children that they no longer needed treatment. Now you can go to kindergarten and general elementary school. He was diagnosed as such, but he is still receiving disability care. Still, it got a lot better,' he said, receiving a lot of support.
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