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The definition of Oppositional Defiant!
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<blockquote data-quote="2daughters" data-source="post: 386402" data-attributes="member: 7134"><p>With my daughter, I do believe that ODD could very well be her stand alone diagnosis. Having said that, I know there are underlying issues that triggered the ODD but there are no diagnoses that can be given for it. She was an angel (seriously, this child was the complete opposite). The nasty incident happened which triggered something to go awry in her poor little brain. I know there's no diagnosis for what happened to her but through steps that I've been taking and pursuing, which are rapidly coming to a few lawsuits, it will help her overall. While I believe that her ODD could be standalone, I am still trying to get my daughter into a neuropsychologist to get evaluated so that I can know for sure that there's nothing else underlying. Having the ODD diagnosis has helped me a lot with mental health, child services, the police, the courts etc. It lets them know that there is an issue with my child that I'm working at controlling. While they don't necessarily understand what ODD is, they are more willing to help simply because of the diagnosis.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="2daughters, post: 386402, member: 7134"] With my daughter, I do believe that ODD could very well be her stand alone diagnosis. Having said that, I know there are underlying issues that triggered the ODD but there are no diagnoses that can be given for it. She was an angel (seriously, this child was the complete opposite). The nasty incident happened which triggered something to go awry in her poor little brain. I know there's no diagnosis for what happened to her but through steps that I've been taking and pursuing, which are rapidly coming to a few lawsuits, it will help her overall. While I believe that her ODD could be standalone, I am still trying to get my daughter into a neuropsychologist to get evaluated so that I can know for sure that there's nothing else underlying. Having the ODD diagnosis has helped me a lot with mental health, child services, the police, the courts etc. It lets them know that there is an issue with my child that I'm working at controlling. While they don't necessarily understand what ODD is, they are more willing to help simply because of the diagnosis. [/QUOTE]
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