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<blockquote data-quote="SRL" data-source="post: 57287" data-attributes="member: 701"><p>(Welcome Connie! I copied your post into your own intro thread--it's fine there but you'll usually get more/better responses to your first if it's not buried within another thread)</p><p></p><p>hi there,</p><p></p><p>wow, my story is nearly ditto. i am totally new to these forums and have no idea what the abbrevations mean. can you give me the down low?</p><p></p><p>anyway, my 4.5 yr old was diagnosed with sensory issues at 18mos. she went to Occupational Therapist (OT) for 18mos. and was dismissed. all was much better. then we moved to a new home, locally, and 9mos. later we relocated out of state. still no notice of any poor behavior at school. she only act out to me, dad and her older sister (sent to me from above). we have been in corp. housing for 10mos. in an area where we know no one. i was struggling with the move. i was isolated and without a community. needless to say, my 4.5 yr olds behavior went terribly south. i just thought it was some sensory issues popping up again, but the tantrums, the arguing, the destruction of things and physical aggression just worsened. i behaved so poorly, feeling desparate exhusted from trying to find a reasonable solution to get her to respond any form of discpline. i resorted to screaming, saying things i totally regret. i am so embarrassed by my immature behavior.</p><p></p><p>my older daughter and my relationship is totally suffering and including my relationship with my husband.</p><p></p><p>he is so very patient, but he feels i have just not stood my ground with her so therefore, i have created a brat. i know this is not true. </p><p></p><p>i know you are looking for answers, as am i. but i feel validated by your email. i know i did not create this monsterous behavior. </p><p></p><p>we are going to get her evaluated on wed. maybe i will have some insight for us both.</p><p></p><p>connie</p><p>mom of 2 girls 8 & 4</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SRL, post: 57287, member: 701"] (Welcome Connie! I copied your post into your own intro thread--it's fine there but you'll usually get more/better responses to your first if it's not buried within another thread) hi there, wow, my story is nearly ditto. i am totally new to these forums and have no idea what the abbrevations mean. can you give me the down low? anyway, my 4.5 yr old was diagnosed with sensory issues at 18mos. she went to Occupational Therapist (OT) for 18mos. and was dismissed. all was much better. then we moved to a new home, locally, and 9mos. later we relocated out of state. still no notice of any poor behavior at school. she only act out to me, dad and her older sister (sent to me from above). we have been in corp. housing for 10mos. in an area where we know no one. i was struggling with the move. i was isolated and without a community. needless to say, my 4.5 yr olds behavior went terribly south. i just thought it was some sensory issues popping up again, but the tantrums, the arguing, the destruction of things and physical aggression just worsened. i behaved so poorly, feeling desparate exhusted from trying to find a reasonable solution to get her to respond any form of discpline. i resorted to screaming, saying things i totally regret. i am so embarrassed by my immature behavior. my older daughter and my relationship is totally suffering and including my relationship with my husband. he is so very patient, but he feels i have just not stood my ground with her so therefore, i have created a brat. i know this is not true. i know you are looking for answers, as am i. but i feel validated by your email. i know i did not create this monsterous behavior. we are going to get her evaluated on wed. maybe i will have some insight for us both. connie mom of 2 girls 8 & 4 [/QUOTE]
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