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Are any of our kids at this school that had the shooting?
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<blockquote data-quote="Nancy" data-source="post: 569252" data-attributes="member: 59"><p>There was no doubt more going on with him than AS, we all know disorders usually don't travel alone. I agree that the fact that his mom said never to turn your back on him and to watch him at all times is telling. I'm sure she was protective of him and not wanting to disclose what was going on, who does? It's apparent there was stuff going on. For the security person at the school to be that concerned about him tells you there was something there. If we learned anything by this tragedy it's that we have to be smarter and we can't ignore things and we have to keep advocating for our children and we can't hide problems. I'm not saying we have to yell it from the rooftops but if we keep things hidden then nothing will ever change.</p><p></p><p>If he was on medication he would be under a doctor's care. It's true that the medical field does not know how to treat these disorders. I begged for help when my difficult child was 7 years old and throwing tantrums that lasted hours. No one knew how to help and they didn't even recognize it was a problem. Listen to these parents talk now about their children, they are finally starting to open up, we are no longer alone, we can make a difference in getting the medical community to pay atention.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nancy, post: 569252, member: 59"] There was no doubt more going on with him than AS, we all know disorders usually don't travel alone. I agree that the fact that his mom said never to turn your back on him and to watch him at all times is telling. I'm sure she was protective of him and not wanting to disclose what was going on, who does? It's apparent there was stuff going on. For the security person at the school to be that concerned about him tells you there was something there. If we learned anything by this tragedy it's that we have to be smarter and we can't ignore things and we have to keep advocating for our children and we can't hide problems. I'm not saying we have to yell it from the rooftops but if we keep things hidden then nothing will ever change. If he was on medication he would be under a doctor's care. It's true that the medical field does not know how to treat these disorders. I begged for help when my difficult child was 7 years old and throwing tantrums that lasted hours. No one knew how to help and they didn't even recognize it was a problem. Listen to these parents talk now about their children, they are finally starting to open up, we are no longer alone, we can make a difference in getting the medical community to pay atention. [/QUOTE]
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