Feel good letter from daughters teacher

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My 3.5 year old daughter was dianosgned with Aspergers in Aug. and she is in public preschool here in town. I was so worried about my daughter I wrote a list of problems she may have(transtions, talking to people, sudden nosies etc.). Well to my suprise I got this letter today from her teacher.
"Addison is doing beautifully in school! She sits, listens, and participates at circle time, and she can answer questions. I have tried Addison sitting in a variety of spots at circle- at the end and in the middle between 2 children, and she does equally well. Addison is able to walk in line in all different positions. Addison asks a lot of questions about what others are doing and what she sees. She can be re-directed easily to pay attention to what she is doing. We had another fire drill yesterday and Addison did well with that upexpected activity!"

Makes me feel good, maybe I should give my daughter a little more credit than I have been.

That's wonderful. I'm proud of your daughter as well!

When the circumstances are right, most of our kids can do really really well. Congratulations to your daughter! Enjoy the victories.

Sounds like that teacher is a keeper and that your daughter is adapting well. Continued success to you!

It feels so good to get that positive feedback! Kudos to your child's teacher.

At the times when I am most worried about how my son is going to do in a particular situation is when he usually surprises me by doing just fine. Afterwards, I often wonder at myself about why I worried so much but then I try to remember to just be happy!