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9M difficult child... I'm wearing thin fast.
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<blockquote data-quote="Malika" data-source="post: 613808" data-attributes="member: 11227"><p>MWM... Why are you "hearing" me saying things I am not saying? I am not judging this poster. I am asking her why she expects her child to behave like a easy child. It is a very genuine question on my part.</p><p></p><p>You also seem not be "hearing" me about what I am saying about J. He is not just a "cutie pie". If he were, I would not have been coming to this site on and off for the past two and a bit years. He also has attachment problems, though not on the scale of Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD), and he is also potentially dangerous to himself and others. He is a child who can be very sweet but who also has little or no control over his impulses in certain moments. One of the principal reasons that tipped the scales for me in terms of medication was an incident in which he stole a lighter from the kitchen and set fire to an area of brushland and half an olive tree... He has a real anger within him, due to all sorts of reasons, and I can visualise him stabbing someone one day for example if this anger goes unaddressed. I am being totally serious.</p><p></p><p>I am not on the periphery of something with absolutely no clue about what real behavioural difficulties are. Unfortunately. I am also not by myself... We see a child psychiatrist who is also an ADHD specialist, a psychologist, an eye specialist for his visuo-spatial problems, etc... No way could I be dealing with the level of difficulty by myself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Malika, post: 613808, member: 11227"] MWM... Why are you "hearing" me saying things I am not saying? I am not judging this poster. I am asking her why she expects her child to behave like a easy child. It is a very genuine question on my part. You also seem not be "hearing" me about what I am saying about J. He is not just a "cutie pie". If he were, I would not have been coming to this site on and off for the past two and a bit years. He also has attachment problems, though not on the scale of Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD), and he is also potentially dangerous to himself and others. He is a child who can be very sweet but who also has little or no control over his impulses in certain moments. One of the principal reasons that tipped the scales for me in terms of medication was an incident in which he stole a lighter from the kitchen and set fire to an area of brushland and half an olive tree... He has a real anger within him, due to all sorts of reasons, and I can visualise him stabbing someone one day for example if this anger goes unaddressed. I am being totally serious. I am not on the periphery of something with absolutely no clue about what real behavioural difficulties are. Unfortunately. I am also not by myself... We see a child psychiatrist who is also an ADHD specialist, a psychologist, an eye specialist for his visuo-spatial problems, etc... No way could I be dealing with the level of difficulty by myself. [/QUOTE]
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