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<blockquote data-quote="lovelyboy" data-source="post: 473621" data-attributes="member: 8045"><p>Thanx Buddy for reminding me to change my siggie! I totally forgot!</p><p>Yes....I'm so greratfull to our psychiatrist, who after the 3rd session already said that she thinks he is on the spectrum.....! High functioning, mostly AS!</p><p>Since then our lives changed! I can't be more greatfull for knowing, because ODD must be handled firmly with strong bounderies and consiquences, but since we now know to search for stuff that CAUSES misbehaviour, like misinterpreting facial or verbal messages, changing environment to fast, exct, our lives have changed for the good! We are almost 4 months meltdown free!</p><p>Also the medications kicked in and since the dosage were doubled the 'black' obsessive thoughts is almost gone! Again the psychiatrist was clever enough to identify that this thoughts could be a compulsion and part of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Now I just want to sort out the possible TLE!</p><p>I saw that the more I discuss the symptoms of AS the more my son started opening up about things he experience! In the past he thought that how he experience things, like people getting smaller, was normal, like it's suppose to be that way!...So this also helps me get closer to the diagnosis!</p><p>I don't think it makes big difference if he uses it to manipulate or not....either way, he will still need to take responsibillity for the consequenses of his behaviour.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lovelyboy, post: 473621, member: 8045"] Thanx Buddy for reminding me to change my siggie! I totally forgot! Yes....I'm so greratfull to our psychiatrist, who after the 3rd session already said that she thinks he is on the spectrum.....! High functioning, mostly AS! Since then our lives changed! I can't be more greatfull for knowing, because ODD must be handled firmly with strong bounderies and consiquences, but since we now know to search for stuff that CAUSES misbehaviour, like misinterpreting facial or verbal messages, changing environment to fast, exct, our lives have changed for the good! We are almost 4 months meltdown free! Also the medications kicked in and since the dosage were doubled the 'black' obsessive thoughts is almost gone! Again the psychiatrist was clever enough to identify that this thoughts could be a compulsion and part of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Now I just want to sort out the possible TLE! I saw that the more I discuss the symptoms of AS the more my son started opening up about things he experience! In the past he thought that how he experience things, like people getting smaller, was normal, like it's suppose to be that way!...So this also helps me get closer to the diagnosis! I don't think it makes big difference if he uses it to manipulate or not....either way, he will still need to take responsibillity for the consequenses of his behaviour..... [/QUOTE]
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