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So, why do difficult children no tell you the imortant things
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<blockquote data-quote="InsaneCdn" data-source="post: 552569" data-attributes="member: 11791"><p>I can't speak to most difficult children. But I can tell you that... if depression is one of the dxes, there is a reason why they don't say anything... they aren't keeping track of anything. They live in this current minute. However they feel is "how they have always felt", any problem "has always been there"... there is nothing "new". So... it doesn't register. they don't connect the dots. Until the depression is beaten back, stuff doesn't reach the "brains" so they can think and respond in a rational fashion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="InsaneCdn, post: 552569, member: 11791"] I can't speak to most difficult children. But I can tell you that... if depression is one of the dxes, there is a reason why they don't say anything... they aren't keeping track of anything. They live in this current minute. However they feel is "how they have always felt", any problem "has always been there"... there is nothing "new". So... it doesn't register. they don't connect the dots. Until the depression is beaten back, stuff doesn't reach the "brains" so they can think and respond in a rational fashion. [/QUOTE]
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