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<blockquote data-quote="Bunny" data-source="post: 506986"><p>I know, and that is what is so frustrating. If we can see it already starting to emerge I don't understand why the psychiatrist won't treat it, even if it's not something that is supposed to be diagnosed in one so young. Just because his personality is still developing does not mean that a personality disorder is out of the realm of possibility.</p><p></p><p>The psychiatrist is out of the office today, but I am going to try to give him a call on Monday to see if he will consider it.</p><p></p><p>Daisy, I see from your signature that your daughter was diagnosis'ed with a personality disorder. How old was she when they said it? What do they do for it? I don't know how she does in school, but difficult child is a great student and does so well in school. He's perfect there and I truly believe that is one of the resons that people won't look for anything deeper than anxiety.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bunny, post: 506986"] I know, and that is what is so frustrating. If we can see it already starting to emerge I don't understand why the psychiatrist won't treat it, even if it's not something that is supposed to be diagnosed in one so young. Just because his personality is still developing does not mean that a personality disorder is out of the realm of possibility. The psychiatrist is out of the office today, but I am going to try to give him a call on Monday to see if he will consider it. Daisy, I see from your signature that your daughter was diagnosis'ed with a personality disorder. How old was she when they said it? What do they do for it? I don't know how she does in school, but difficult child is a great student and does so well in school. He's perfect there and I truly believe that is one of the resons that people won't look for anything deeper than anxiety. [/QUOTE]
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