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<blockquote data-quote="therese005us" data-source="post: 289690" data-attributes="member: 7416"><p>I'm not sure if you should be worrying too much about these 'hallucinations'. I don't know your son's background. My first thoughts on handling this would be perhaps to make some notes of what he says, and your part of the conversation, but not to enter into his 'hallucination' for too long or in depth. and then, speak to his therapist about it, taking along your notes. It would be unusual for him to remember any or most of his 'hallucination/dream' and to talk about it in front of the children would probably stress him and then other siblings. daughter has dreams where she talks out loud like that, and I can join in too - I have never made too much of it, except to ask her later privately, does she remember saying 'such and such?' she usually doesn't. It usually only happens when she's overtired. I am of course, not aware of what medication/side effects might be having in your son's case.</p><p>Good luck with it, though, I can sense you are a little worried.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="therese005us, post: 289690, member: 7416"] I'm not sure if you should be worrying too much about these 'hallucinations'. I don't know your son's background. My first thoughts on handling this would be perhaps to make some notes of what he says, and your part of the conversation, but not to enter into his 'hallucination' for too long or in depth. and then, speak to his therapist about it, taking along your notes. It would be unusual for him to remember any or most of his 'hallucination/dream' and to talk about it in front of the children would probably stress him and then other siblings. daughter has dreams where she talks out loud like that, and I can join in too - I have never made too much of it, except to ask her later privately, does she remember saying 'such and such?' she usually doesn't. It usually only happens when she's overtired. I am of course, not aware of what medication/side effects might be having in your son's case. Good luck with it, though, I can sense you are a little worried. [/QUOTE]
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