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The definition of Oppositional Defiant!
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<blockquote data-quote="busywend" data-source="post: 386380" data-attributes="member: 391"><p>Here is my advice: go with your gut. If you believe ODD can stand alone and you believe that is what is going on with your child, then you call it ODD. You put a plan in place to change the behaviors. </p><p> </p><p>If you believe it could be a symptom into another diagnosis, then pursue that route. </p><p> </p><p>Each child is different, each parent is different. The important thing is that you figure out what works best for YOUR family. I called my difficult child 'resistant to parenting' so I stopped parenting her. Traditional? NO way! But, it did work for us. Today she is 19, graduated, job and moved out on her own (with roommates) a month ago. And learning life the best way she can - through real life experiences.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="busywend, post: 386380, member: 391"] Here is my advice: go with your gut. If you believe ODD can stand alone and you believe that is what is going on with your child, then you call it ODD. You put a plan in place to change the behaviors. If you believe it could be a symptom into another diagnosis, then pursue that route. Each child is different, each parent is different. The important thing is that you figure out what works best for YOUR family. I called my difficult child 'resistant to parenting' so I stopped parenting her. Traditional? NO way! But, it did work for us. Today she is 19, graduated, job and moved out on her own (with roommates) a month ago. And learning life the best way she can - through real life experiences. [/QUOTE]
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