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Got testing results and diagnoses. Hold your hats.
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<blockquote data-quote="Steely" data-source="post: 478146" data-attributes="member: 3301"><p>HUGS. It hurts to know the truth - yet it also now gives you a time to do everything over. Get him in the right classes, on the right medications, and perhaps things will finally turn around for him. </p><p>I know the horrible feeling of someone telling you that your child just scored the worst on a psychiatric test of anyone they had ever seen. I freaked out. I was so scared. But in hindsight, it was rather useless information for the Dr to tell me that. That kind of info is unnecessary. The facts are what you need - because those can be empowering.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steely, post: 478146, member: 3301"] HUGS. It hurts to know the truth - yet it also now gives you a time to do everything over. Get him in the right classes, on the right medications, and perhaps things will finally turn around for him. I know the horrible feeling of someone telling you that your child just scored the worst on a psychiatric test of anyone they had ever seen. I freaked out. I was so scared. But in hindsight, it was rather useless information for the Dr to tell me that. That kind of info is unnecessary. The facts are what you need - because those can be empowering. [/QUOTE]
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