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<blockquote data-quote="Jena" data-source="post: 203778" data-attributes="member: 4514"><p>it's funny. it's as if difficult child's "want" to be like the way she states it "other kids" is so incredibly strong, she's a very strong person she tries time and time again to place herself in situations that totally unravel her, without my forcing either.</p><p></p><p>then the depression hits when the day slows down and she processes, and goes over the days events, than the sadness of her struggles all day comes out ie. i was alone in the park again today at recess, it's so weird having to hear other people talking and laughing and i can't join them, lunch was scary i just sit alone i did take two bites of my crackers though, music is so hard it's 3 classes joined together and everyone stares at me, on and on. you get the idea.</p><p></p><p>so i worked the two kids she got somewhat friendly with. i made a point of introducing myself up at school as soon as the year began, and made a point of exchanging numbers, etc. yet those children have other friends and do not have social issues so they are doing what they want which is playing with other kids. can't fault them for that. </p><p></p><p>so, difficult child comes home dying to use the bathroom (she doens't go in school), and starving for food.</p><p></p><p>docs' have said bipolar. yet now with the remedy at night with sleep it's hard to see the swings i was so able to see before so easily. she's tempermental, calls me names at times, gets mad easily, no major breaking anything etc. which is great. yet very sensitive at times and almost has no filtering system at all, everything hits head on. last night she got her finger slammed in door by her sister by accident and she cried for about an hour and a half wanted an apology from her sister with whom only slammed door because difficult child decided to bust in bathroom on her. long story. the requesting time thing too, i'm getting the hang of it yet she always has to know at all times where everyone is, what time they'll be home, what time this is or that is. i cna't always stick to schedule things change sometimes and when they do she becomes very needy. she's already very needy.</p><p></p><p>ok sorry bent your ear.....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jena, post: 203778, member: 4514"] it's funny. it's as if difficult child's "want" to be like the way she states it "other kids" is so incredibly strong, she's a very strong person she tries time and time again to place herself in situations that totally unravel her, without my forcing either. then the depression hits when the day slows down and she processes, and goes over the days events, than the sadness of her struggles all day comes out ie. i was alone in the park again today at recess, it's so weird having to hear other people talking and laughing and i can't join them, lunch was scary i just sit alone i did take two bites of my crackers though, music is so hard it's 3 classes joined together and everyone stares at me, on and on. you get the idea. so i worked the two kids she got somewhat friendly with. i made a point of introducing myself up at school as soon as the year began, and made a point of exchanging numbers, etc. yet those children have other friends and do not have social issues so they are doing what they want which is playing with other kids. can't fault them for that. so, difficult child comes home dying to use the bathroom (she doens't go in school), and starving for food. docs' have said bipolar. yet now with the remedy at night with sleep it's hard to see the swings i was so able to see before so easily. she's tempermental, calls me names at times, gets mad easily, no major breaking anything etc. which is great. yet very sensitive at times and almost has no filtering system at all, everything hits head on. last night she got her finger slammed in door by her sister by accident and she cried for about an hour and a half wanted an apology from her sister with whom only slammed door because difficult child decided to bust in bathroom on her. long story. the requesting time thing too, i'm getting the hang of it yet she always has to know at all times where everyone is, what time they'll be home, what time this is or that is. i cna't always stick to schedule things change sometimes and when they do she becomes very needy. she's already very needy. ok sorry bent your ear..... [/QUOTE]
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