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<blockquote data-quote="CCRidr2" data-source="post: 84735" data-attributes="member: 3714"><p>Thank you all so much! I just kinda snapped yesterday! :crazy: He does not have an IEP.......yet. He's always been an A/B student and the school didn't see the need for one. This year is not the same, he's got 2 C's, not because of lack of understanding the material but from lack of effort put in. </p><p></p><p>I hadn't thought of the hormone issue, he's so emotionally immature that I forget he is almost 10. Good thing is we have a doctor appointment in a few weeks. I have been thinking that lately his diagnosis is possibly morphing into Early Onset Bi-Polar (EOBP) so I'll go over it with the doctor. And I did email the VP to see if we can get him started on an IEP. I felt better after I calmed down, made dinner, and :smile:. </p><p></p><p>Oh well.........today is another day closer to the end of the school year! :smile: He says he loves his teacher, that was one of the first things I asked because he's touchy and if someone rubs him the wrong way once, it's all over, you don't exist. </p><p></p><p>We tried the reward system, star charts, taking his bike away stuff like that but it only bothers him for the time it takes for him to throw a fit. husband finally grounded him from EVERYTHING....took everything out of his room except for his clothes, still we get nothing. husband's bullheaded-ness will probably end in a few days but until then difficult child is content to sit on his bed and make shooting noises and play with his fingers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CCRidr2, post: 84735, member: 3714"] Thank you all so much! I just kinda snapped yesterday! [img]:crazy:[/img] He does not have an IEP.......yet. He's always been an A/B student and the school didn't see the need for one. This year is not the same, he's got 2 C's, not because of lack of understanding the material but from lack of effort put in. I hadn't thought of the hormone issue, he's so emotionally immature that I forget he is almost 10. Good thing is we have a doctor appointment in a few weeks. I have been thinking that lately his diagnosis is possibly morphing into Early Onset Bi-Polar (EOBP) so I'll go over it with the doctor. And I did email the VP to see if we can get him started on an IEP. I felt better after I calmed down, made dinner, and [img]:smile:[/img]. Oh well.........today is another day closer to the end of the school year! [img]:smile:[/img] He says he loves his teacher, that was one of the first things I asked because he's touchy and if someone rubs him the wrong way once, it's all over, you don't exist. We tried the reward system, star charts, taking his bike away stuff like that but it only bothers him for the time it takes for him to throw a fit. husband finally grounded him from EVERYTHING....took everything out of his room except for his clothes, still we get nothing. husband's bullheaded-ness will probably end in a few days but until then difficult child is content to sit on his bed and make shooting noises and play with his fingers. [/QUOTE]
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