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<blockquote data-quote="AllStressedOut" data-source="post: 71727" data-attributes="member: 3837"><p>No, Susie, you aren't too blunt. In fact "too blunt" normally isn't in my vocabulary. The only time I tend to be "fluffy" is when I'm dealing with new people. After volunteering as the PTA President for 2 years in my old school, I realized my straight forwardness came off bad in first impressions, so I tried to dial it down a bit. Now I use fluff when I first meet people out of habit.</p><p></p><p>The problem now is, I still deal with what I need to for my kids, but than afterwards I'm in panic mode over how it came across to everyone else. Then I explain myself in a novel or by over talking. I really need to just get over it.</p><p></p><p>difficult child did break out in hives today, as usual showing a reaction a day late. So I took a picture of him and I showed it to husband and my dad and they both saw the hives in the picture. So now I'm going to print it out and bring it to the 504 meeting next Thursday. It was a mild reaction this time, but it was still visible.</p><p></p><p>difficult child snuck a capri sun today and just can't seem to stay out of trouble. I'm starting to think the first psychiatrist isn't as crazy as I thought. I have added peanut butter sweatened with a small amount of molasses and more wheat into his diet in the last week and he has yet to behave for the day. We're now going to have to hold off on adding dairy back in because of his reaction to the foods hes snuck. I try to explain it to him and it just doesn't sink in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AllStressedOut, post: 71727, member: 3837"] No, Susie, you aren't too blunt. In fact "too blunt" normally isn't in my vocabulary. The only time I tend to be "fluffy" is when I'm dealing with new people. After volunteering as the PTA President for 2 years in my old school, I realized my straight forwardness came off bad in first impressions, so I tried to dial it down a bit. Now I use fluff when I first meet people out of habit. The problem now is, I still deal with what I need to for my kids, but than afterwards I'm in panic mode over how it came across to everyone else. Then I explain myself in a novel or by over talking. I really need to just get over it. difficult child did break out in hives today, as usual showing a reaction a day late. So I took a picture of him and I showed it to husband and my dad and they both saw the hives in the picture. So now I'm going to print it out and bring it to the 504 meeting next Thursday. It was a mild reaction this time, but it was still visible. difficult child snuck a capri sun today and just can't seem to stay out of trouble. I'm starting to think the first psychiatrist isn't as crazy as I thought. I have added peanut butter sweatened with a small amount of molasses and more wheat into his diet in the last week and he has yet to behave for the day. We're now going to have to hold off on adding dairy back in because of his reaction to the foods hes snuck. I try to explain it to him and it just doesn't sink in. [/QUOTE]
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