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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 277366" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Pooky, in all honestly no body can answer the questions, not even professionals. It's impossible to know for sure the "why" of anything and even less possible to know the child's future. There are a few scenarios and that's about it. But there are too many outside factors to be able to give answers. All of our kids turn out differently. Many continue to struggle and need outside intervention even as adults. Some get controlled with medications. Some start using drugs and that brings in a new set of problems. Some improve with age. Some end up in jail. </p><p>If only we could look into a crystal ball! My son is fifteen and I'm still not sure of his future. He's on the autism spectrum and there are so many different outcomes with spectrum kids--it is still hard to predict. So we learn to live one day at a time. It's the only way. I'm sorry there aren't better answers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 277366, member: 1550"] Pooky, in all honestly no body can answer the questions, not even professionals. It's impossible to know for sure the "why" of anything and even less possible to know the child's future. There are a few scenarios and that's about it. But there are too many outside factors to be able to give answers. All of our kids turn out differently. Many continue to struggle and need outside intervention even as adults. Some get controlled with medications. Some start using drugs and that brings in a new set of problems. Some improve with age. Some end up in jail. If only we could look into a crystal ball! My son is fifteen and I'm still not sure of his future. He's on the autism spectrum and there are so many different outcomes with spectrum kids--it is still hard to predict. So we learn to live one day at a time. It's the only way. I'm sorry there aren't better answers. [/QUOTE]
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