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Any Other difficult children Ever Say This?
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<blockquote data-quote="TeDo" data-source="post: 390773"><p>My difficult child has said "I don't feel like I'm me" when he is in a full rage. He also apologizes after it happens and sometimes even cries heavily with remorse. He says it feels like someone else is controlling his body. He is not on the same medications as your difficult child so , in my humble opinion, it is a symptom of the rage. I believe he doesn't have control when he is in the middle of a rage so I do what I can to try to head it off before it starts, comfort him when it's over and he feels bad, and don't hold anything he says or does during it against him. After it's over and we're processing, I try to teach alternatives so that some day, they will be etched in his brain enough that they can come through even in the middle of the rage.</p><p> </p><p>Hope this helps. Sending good thoughts your way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TeDo, post: 390773"] My difficult child has said "I don't feel like I'm me" when he is in a full rage. He also apologizes after it happens and sometimes even cries heavily with remorse. He says it feels like someone else is controlling his body. He is not on the same medications as your difficult child so , in my humble opinion, it is a symptom of the rage. I believe he doesn't have control when he is in the middle of a rage so I do what I can to try to head it off before it starts, comfort him when it's over and he feels bad, and don't hold anything he says or does during it against him. After it's over and we're processing, I try to teach alternatives so that some day, they will be etched in his brain enough that they can come through even in the middle of the rage. Hope this helps. Sending good thoughts your way. [/QUOTE]
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