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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 170046" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>Hi Genny, welcome.</p><p>I second/third/fourth the comments about. You've gotten some good ideas here. Slow down the moving process if you can and get some more testing done with-psychs who can prescribe. 8-yrs-old is a good age to get a handle on things. You don't want to wait until the teen yrs!</p><p>How does your difficult child handle transitions? Say, to the grocery store, or just turning off the TV? If those are rough, moving will be rougher. It's a touchy area, where you want to offer information for him to be able to cope, but if you give too much, he may become anxious.</p><p>You said this has driven a wedge between you and your fiance--it doesn't have to be a wedge, just a bit of a slow down. Surely he knows that you love him and want to be with him but you have a responsiblity to stabilize this child. </p><p>I've got my fingers crossed for you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 170046, member: 3419"] Hi Genny, welcome. I second/third/fourth the comments about. You've gotten some good ideas here. Slow down the moving process if you can and get some more testing done with-psychs who can prescribe. 8-yrs-old is a good age to get a handle on things. You don't want to wait until the teen yrs! How does your difficult child handle transitions? Say, to the grocery store, or just turning off the TV? If those are rough, moving will be rougher. It's a touchy area, where you want to offer information for him to be able to cope, but if you give too much, he may become anxious. You said this has driven a wedge between you and your fiance--it doesn't have to be a wedge, just a bit of a slow down. Surely he knows that you love him and want to be with him but you have a responsiblity to stabilize this child. I've got my fingers crossed for you. [/QUOTE]
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