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Video: What does Psychopath mean? Antisocial Personality Disorder.
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<blockquote data-quote="sail24" data-source="post: 729313" data-attributes="member: 5751"><p>I hear you. These kids suck us dry. There comes a point when you have to give yourself permission to have a healthy, happy life. The sad reality is, your son isn’t going to be a part of it. That sweet little boy you loved is gone. So hard to say, so hard to hear but it’s true. Mine is almost 16. He’s been a challenge from the day he was born. He was adopted at birth and on the way to the hospital to meet him for the first time, a car driving in the wrong direction came headfirst at us. Thankfully we swerved and avoided a horrific outcome. We look back on that day as some higher power telling us to turn back, don’t go to the hospital. </p><p></p><p>I’m grateful to have found this safe place. This isn’t a story I can share with other parents that have only typical kids and expect any understanding. </p><p></p><p>I recently sat down with all of my paperwork I’ve accumulated over the past 13 years to prove to myself that I’ve done so much to help my son. I made a timeline of every medical doctor, therapist, specialist, test, school and every teacher and administrator that has worked with us. I needed the visual to prove it. When I finished, I cried and cried because I realized that no matter what we did, the outcome was conduct disorder.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sail24, post: 729313, member: 5751"] I hear you. These kids suck us dry. There comes a point when you have to give yourself permission to have a healthy, happy life. The sad reality is, your son isn’t going to be a part of it. That sweet little boy you loved is gone. So hard to say, so hard to hear but it’s true. Mine is almost 16. He’s been a challenge from the day he was born. He was adopted at birth and on the way to the hospital to meet him for the first time, a car driving in the wrong direction came headfirst at us. Thankfully we swerved and avoided a horrific outcome. We look back on that day as some higher power telling us to turn back, don’t go to the hospital. I’m grateful to have found this safe place. This isn’t a story I can share with other parents that have only typical kids and expect any understanding. I recently sat down with all of my paperwork I’ve accumulated over the past 13 years to prove to myself that I’ve done so much to help my son. I made a timeline of every medical doctor, therapist, specialist, test, school and every teacher and administrator that has worked with us. I needed the visual to prove it. When I finished, I cried and cried because I realized that no matter what we did, the outcome was conduct disorder. [/QUOTE]
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