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Help, my daughter holds it together at school and explodes at home!
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<blockquote data-quote="jessiekd" data-source="post: 441048" data-attributes="member: 12282"><p>Hello</p><p></p><p>Hi I just ha'd time to read your post, put not the replies. I've got a appointment with my doctor tommorow so i need to go to bed, my dads gonna kill me for being up this late. but I thought I should reply, cause otherwise I will forget.</p><p></p><p>I have a Ds of AS, ADD. as part of my As I have another diagnosis, if your from america you have probably never heard of it. I'm from Ireland and its not very known here. but my doctor worked with the women doctor who discovered it. Ill explain it a bit more in a sec.</p><p></p><p>Your post about your daughter holding it in all day then having a melt down when she comes home, is exactly the way I was (kinda am a bit still) when I was a kid/teenager. I'm 21 now so I have more control over what situations I am put in or what I have to do. so it doesn't happen so much. </p><p></p><p>Is your daughter described as a quiet nice girl, maybe aloof who has problems in some areas but dosent cause any trouble? then when she comes home its like the terrible 2s never ended? I think they call it Gekle and Hyde syndrome? </p><p></p><p>I may be totally off the mark here, but I think it better be asked and be wrong than never asked at all.</p><p>so here I go (sorry if I'm a bit all over the place.)</p><p></p><p>Questions:</p><p>Dose she obsessively resist ordinary demands?</p><p>Dose she appearing sociable on the surface but lacking depth in their understanding?</p><p>Does she have excessive mood swings, often switching suddenly?</p><p>Does she get comfortable (sometimes to an extreme extent) in role play and pretending?</p><p>Did she have language delay, seemingly as a result of passivity, but often with a good degree of 'catch-up'?</p><p>Does she have obsessive behaviour, often focused on people rather than things?</p><p></p><p>As i say i could be completely off the mark, but I'm of help or you want more info or something you can contact me.</p><p></p><p>Night</p><p>Jessica</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jessiekd, post: 441048, member: 12282"] Hello Hi I just ha'd time to read your post, put not the replies. I've got a appointment with my doctor tommorow so i need to go to bed, my dads gonna kill me for being up this late. but I thought I should reply, cause otherwise I will forget. I have a Ds of AS, ADD. as part of my As I have another diagnosis, if your from america you have probably never heard of it. I'm from Ireland and its not very known here. but my doctor worked with the women doctor who discovered it. Ill explain it a bit more in a sec. Your post about your daughter holding it in all day then having a melt down when she comes home, is exactly the way I was (kinda am a bit still) when I was a kid/teenager. I'm 21 now so I have more control over what situations I am put in or what I have to do. so it doesn't happen so much. Is your daughter described as a quiet nice girl, maybe aloof who has problems in some areas but dosent cause any trouble? then when she comes home its like the terrible 2s never ended? I think they call it Gekle and Hyde syndrome? I may be totally off the mark here, but I think it better be asked and be wrong than never asked at all. so here I go (sorry if I'm a bit all over the place.) Questions: Dose she obsessively resist ordinary demands? Dose she appearing sociable on the surface but lacking depth in their understanding? Does she have excessive mood swings, often switching suddenly? Does she get comfortable (sometimes to an extreme extent) in role play and pretending? Did she have language delay, seemingly as a result of passivity, but often with a good degree of 'catch-up'? Does she have obsessive behaviour, often focused on people rather than things? As i say i could be completely off the mark, but I'm of help or you want more info or something you can contact me. Night Jessica [/QUOTE]
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