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22 year old bipolar who is difficult to live with -- PART 2
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<blockquote data-quote="MrMike" data-source="post: 607384" data-attributes="member: 16687"><p>Yes, that is exactly how my difficult child is. He just keeps hammering away until you give in. He has always just done whatever he wants, without regard to anyone else's requests. He will do what you ask the first time, then revert back to whatever he wants to do. What is it about these kids who do this? Is it something in their brain that is damaged that prevents them from controlling their actions? I know they say that the frontal lobes are either not developed or damaged or something in kids like this, and this is the part of the brain which performs the executive functions (like decision making and controlling behavior). I guess this is why they act this way ?? Does this part of the brain ever develop or heal in these kids?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MrMike, post: 607384, member: 16687"] Yes, that is exactly how my difficult child is. He just keeps hammering away until you give in. He has always just done whatever he wants, without regard to anyone else's requests. He will do what you ask the first time, then revert back to whatever he wants to do. What is it about these kids who do this? Is it something in their brain that is damaged that prevents them from controlling their actions? I know they say that the frontal lobes are either not developed or damaged or something in kids like this, and this is the part of the brain which performs the executive functions (like decision making and controlling behavior). I guess this is why they act this way ?? Does this part of the brain ever develop or heal in these kids? [/QUOTE]
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