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I just don't like her anymore
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<blockquote data-quote="SmartGrl001" data-source="post: 202787" data-attributes="member: 6087"><p>I am very new to this as well. All I can say is that reading numerous websites and trying to figure out what my daughter has going on myself, and being pretty sure of what it is she has now has helped a lot. We have not had an appointment with anybody yet. I just started calling around last week. But once I could find a dysfunction that she really fit the criteria for, I could read why they think children act that way. I still have absolutely no clue what to do to help her yet, but it has changed my perspective from constantly thinking she's just being a brat and being very very upset with her all day every day, to being very very happy that she is doing well with some things. I have been able to let go of some of the control I thought i needed with some things with her, because understanding WHY she is doing some of those things makes me realize that she isn't reacting certain ways on purpose....things are really bothering her.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SmartGrl001, post: 202787, member: 6087"] I am very new to this as well. All I can say is that reading numerous websites and trying to figure out what my daughter has going on myself, and being pretty sure of what it is she has now has helped a lot. We have not had an appointment with anybody yet. I just started calling around last week. But once I could find a dysfunction that she really fit the criteria for, I could read why they think children act that way. I still have absolutely no clue what to do to help her yet, but it has changed my perspective from constantly thinking she's just being a brat and being very very upset with her all day every day, to being very very happy that she is doing well with some things. I have been able to let go of some of the control I thought i needed with some things with her, because understanding WHY she is doing some of those things makes me realize that she isn't reacting certain ways on purpose....things are really bothering her. [/QUOTE]
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