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I AM RON MICHAEL ADEA

Autism is a lifelong neuro-developmental disability.
Not curable yet but treatable, when diagnosed early!

 

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WISDOM OUR LIGHT:

Ten Things Every
Child With Autism
Wishes You Knew:

1.I am first & foremost a a child. I have autism.
2.
My sensory perceptions are disordered.
3. Please remember to distinguish between won't (I choose not to) and can't (I am not able to).
4. I am a concrete thinker.
5. Please be patient
with my limited vocabulary. 
6. Because language
is so difficult for me, I
am very visually
oriented.
7. Please focus and
build on what I can do rather than what I can't do.
8. Please help me with social interactions.
9. Try to identify what triggers my meltdowns.
10. Love me unconditionally.
And finally, 3 words:
Patience. Patience. Patience.

from PARENTING website By Ellen Notbohm 

NOTABLE QUOTES

"It seems that for
success in science
and art, a dash of
autism is essential."

Hans Asperger

"You have got to
keep autistic
children engaged
with the world.
You cannot let
them tune out."

Temple Grandin


HYPERLINKS:

Ron's FORTHCOMING EVENT

The 2011 edition of THE AUTISTS Gala and Art Auction will take place on May 17, 2011 at the magnificent and critically acclaimed Koerner Hall. The glittering annual gourmet Gala attracts some 350-400 art supporters; international buyers and collectors; top philanthropists and prominent business people. At last year’s Gala a small Peter Doig work sold for $160,000 to a Manhattan buyer who engaged in a battle royal with another NYC bidder.

Venue: Koerner Hall, Telus Centre (Royal Conservatory of Music)
Date: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 Time: 5:30 pm $195 per person .

The proceeds of THE AUTISTS go to provide much needed support and 'social skills' training to children and
youth faced with the daily challenges of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Today, more children are diagnosed with ASD than AIDS, diabetes and cancer combined; and ASD is the fastest.

Entertainment Lineup:
JOHN ALCORN - MUSICAL DIRECTOR - John has been tearing up the Toronto music scene since the mid-1990s with his stylish renditions of jazz standards performed at hundreds of clubs and events around the city.

SHAWN BYFIELD
- Shawn Byfield has the distinction of receiving a Dora Award for choreography
in the award winning musical "i think i can". Shawn also has had the honour of being nominated
for a Gemini Award.

VITO REZZA - Vito Rezza has built a reputation as a superstar drummer in Toronto's vibrant music scene for three decades. He is also the leader of the critically acclaimed, Juno-nominated jazz ensemble “5 After 4”.

SAMANTHA MUTIS - Nineteen year old Samantha Mutis is a gifted singer who was diagnosed with
Asperger Syndrome at age four. She currently attends the University of Toronto in the Bachelor
of Performance/Jazz Vocal Program on an academic scholarship.

RON ADEA - Ron Adea is a young talented musician with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Ron
developed an interest in music and the piano at a very early age. Today at only 18, Ron has been able to capture the soul of works of the great classical composers such as Chopin, Beethoven and Debussy; he is a budding concert pianist; a wonder and inspiration.

MICHAEL MOON - Michael Moon is a Toronto musician, composer and performer, with a diagnosis
of Autism Spectrum Disorder. He believes in the power of music to heal and transform. From meditative,
relaxing new age to inspiring pop and shamanic rock, his music crosses the boundaries between mystical and ethnographic.

FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION on THE AUTISTS, PLEASE CLICK THIS URL:
http://www.autism.net/foundation/events/the-autists/entertainment.html
 

2009 - 2008 MAIN EVENTS

Click on photo at left or right here for Ron's
"You are special" invita
tion to his
"My Music & Me" Concert

on May 23, 2009

Ron plays 'Milonga del angel' by Astor Piazzolla as
background music to the online invitation.

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                Ron launched his web site in 2006

From Toronto, Ontario, Canada, June, 2006: Hello! My name is Ron Michael Quesada Carolino Adea. I am autistic. I am 14 years old. I still have a hard time speaking what I exactly want to say. I studied piano very young. I now perform at concerts & recitals. Sometimes I forget I have bad manners. I go into tantrums when I get upset. My Mama & Papa teach me Control & Relax. I want to learn everything. My brain is very busy. My favorite Web site is the Hilary Duff's official homepage because she is my favorite singer. In the Philippines my favorite is Sarah Geronimo. Their songs make me happy. I listen to some of them and try to play on my piano by ear. I enjoy playing mostly classical music.

 

 Piano teacher, Ms. Aileen McKeon 

Merriam School of Music

First piano teacher Mrs. Jane Trung

 

I start high school this year. I still can't speak very well but I'm good at writing and reading. I love to be with people but I confuse them because I am learning how to act properly. I hang out with my friends Timothy & Taylor. I am very close with my cousins  Ryan & Christian Carolino, Daniel Asuncion, Jill and Gil Garrovillo & Ligene Pilar and I sleepover at their house. I miss my  cousins Cheenee & Jerome Carolino & Audrey Adea in Manila. My youngest uncle Arnold Quesada is my big buddy. He lives in Scarborough. I feel safe when I am with them because they teach me and assist me how to talk and be social with people.

I like to dance hip-hop. My cousin Audrey taught me the otso otso and chiwawa. I like line dancing, too. My
Dad and Mom take me to my music lesson every week. I practice my piano pieces every day for 2 hours at home. Dada Lou is my audience. She is my mom's mom. She patiently sits and listens to me the whole practice time. I live at home in Mississauga with my parents & my Lolo Romy, Lola Nene Adea and my Tito Leo.

I hope you enjoy my music. Please enjoy and visit my other pages. My Dada Lee is helping me build this Web site. She was also my caregiver when I was a baby. Dada Lee is my mom's aunt & friend. She is a keyboard player, both computer and music keyboards. She introduced me to her computer and her Yamaha digital piano when I was 4 years old.


Web sites to visit
http://www.kerrysplace.
org
Autism Society of Ontario
Geneva Centre for Autism
Autism Treatment Services, Canada
Hans Asperger's Website
Dr. Temple Grandin, Ph.D (well-known autistic adult)
Autism Vaccination Quotes

What are the characteristics of autism?

The degree to which people with an autistic spectrum disorder are affected varies, but all those affected have what is known as a triad of impairments.
This triad affects:

  • social interaction (difficulty with social relationships)

  • social communication (difficulty with verbal and
    non-verbal communication)

  • imagination (difficulty in the development of play and imagination).

In addition to this triad, repetitive behaviour patterns are a notable feature and a resistance to change in routine.

What causes autism?

This is a question everyone asks. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most difficult to answer because the pattern of behaviours from which autism is diagnosed may not result from a single cause.

There is, however, strong evidence that autism can be caused by a variety of physical reasons, all of which affect brain development. It is not due to emotional problems or emotional deprivation. Onset of autism is almost always before the age of three years. It affects four times as many boys as girls, and has no class or racial barriers.

What is the prognosis?

Autism is not curable but it is treatable, especially if it is diagnosed early in life.

Who do I go to for a diagnosis?

If you suspect that an autistic spectrum disorder is present, you need to refer your child for a specialist diagnosis and assessment as early as possible. Start with your local GP who should be able to refer you on to a local expert.
Source: <http://www.nas.org.uk/nas/jsp/polopoly.jsp?d=10>

 

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