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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 479647" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>Hi and welcome. I do not have any experience with this but wanted to just welcome such an experienced parent to the group. I am so sorry your son is suffering from this. (the only experience I have is seeing a child who is in hospital with my son, my son told me that he has imaginary friends and that is why he is talking all of the time, broke my heart)</p><p></p><p>I am sure there are parents of kids who have some forms of hallucinations here, so hang tight, I am sure you will get some responses. </p><p></p><p>I can relate to having a child with very unique school problems. My son is unable to control what he says in public (and what he does at times too) and explaining that to other students, worse...explaining that to administration who just dont get it...is just awful. We are going to do a classroom education program for the kids who are in class with him. (guess we need to do it for the principal too, sigh) That may help others not to tease and hurt his feelings, but what to do to help him??? does he respond to adults who redirect his thoughts? Would an aide be appropriate for him?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 479647, member: 12886"] Hi and welcome. I do not have any experience with this but wanted to just welcome such an experienced parent to the group. I am so sorry your son is suffering from this. (the only experience I have is seeing a child who is in hospital with my son, my son told me that he has imaginary friends and that is why he is talking all of the time, broke my heart) I am sure there are parents of kids who have some forms of hallucinations here, so hang tight, I am sure you will get some responses. I can relate to having a child with very unique school problems. My son is unable to control what he says in public (and what he does at times too) and explaining that to other students, worse...explaining that to administration who just dont get it...is just awful. We are going to do a classroom education program for the kids who are in class with him. (guess we need to do it for the principal too, sigh) That may help others not to tease and hurt his feelings, but what to do to help him??? does he respond to adults who redirect his thoughts? Would an aide be appropriate for him? [/QUOTE]
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