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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 370385" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>One last time.</p><p>Your son needs an evaluation. He isn't a normal young adult and he needs help.</p><p>It's sad that you are not willing to find out what's wrong and get him the APPROPRIATE help he needs. Dangling a carrot in front of him, even getting him to drive, isn't going to make him understand the world or people. One day I am sure you will regret the decision to pretend that he is just a little behind. And this behavior is not because of a divorce since 50% of all kids live through divorce and are still able to make friends and socialize and work. </p><p>I had to face it too, but it really paid off.</p><p>I sure feel helpless trying to give advice, as if you aren't listening, so I won't anymore. Good luck. For your son's sake I hope you do look into a neuropsychologist evaluation and stop relying on therapists. They can not help him.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 370385, member: 1550"] One last time. Your son needs an evaluation. He isn't a normal young adult and he needs help. It's sad that you are not willing to find out what's wrong and get him the APPROPRIATE help he needs. Dangling a carrot in front of him, even getting him to drive, isn't going to make him understand the world or people. One day I am sure you will regret the decision to pretend that he is just a little behind. And this behavior is not because of a divorce since 50% of all kids live through divorce and are still able to make friends and socialize and work. I had to face it too, but it really paid off. I sure feel helpless trying to give advice, as if you aren't listening, so I won't anymore. Good luck. For your son's sake I hope you do look into a neuropsychologist evaluation and stop relying on therapists. They can not help him. [/QUOTE]
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