Sachin's Daily Program: An Autistic Man's Journey
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Refreshed and recharged

5/10/2021

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Support worker Maddy 
Sleep 10 hours 58 minutes risk level min


Weather 14 degrees- cloudy/ light rain and freezing. 
Toileted before shower. Toileted after puzzle time with an extra large urine output. 
Activities: 
Walking around Brooklyn fields.
1637 steps complete avg hr 86 bpm in 18 minutes. 
Wobble board not completed. Puzzle room to work through Sachin’s jigsaw. 




Progress notes: 
Greeted Sachin’s family at 1700. Sachin was finishing his soup when I arrived. After he had finished I assisted Sachin in brushing his teeth then we set off for our walk. Saj drove us to Brooklyn fields where Sachin and I walked around the park for 18 minutes completing 1,637 steps in total. Saj drove us back to the house. Sachin and I received our cups of tea and we headed off into the puzzle room. Sachin had finished his last puzzle over the weekend and was almost finished the edges of the new puzzle. Sachin was very engaged this evening completing a little bit of the corner pieces. Towards the end Sachin was getting a bit bored because he was swaying on his chair. Closer to 1930 Sachin was looking over me with a big smile on his face and fist bumped me when he caught his eye on my engagement ring and was investigating it. At 1930 Sachin drank the rest of his tea and turned his light of getting organised to join the family in the living room. Sachin went to the toilet and produced an extra large urine output. I assisted him in washing his hands. Sachin was very interested in what Saj was doing in the kitchen. He was watching him prep the chicken and then marinade it. The time came around to 2000 and it was time for me to leave. I said goodbye and that I would see them tomorrow. Shift ended at 2000. 
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    Sajit Verma.
    Running a 5 years tertiary program for his son, Sachin, who has severe autism.
    Other collaborators:
    Jarrett Polkinghorne(support worker),
    James Knock​(support worker)
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