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<blockquote data-quote="Bugsy" data-source="post: 73887" data-attributes="member: 1680"><p>Star, that was great. we often are amazed that he is notlacking oxygen but I think you nailed it on the head or should I say the butt (breathing rectally). You made us chuckle!</p><p>I don't know if he could pulloff the broadcast but Ithink I could come up with a creative way to adapt it for him. thanks!</p><p></p><p>As for the Strattera, I don't think it is worse since starting it but I am not sure. We think that now that he is not raging and violent this is what is more noticable and on the surface. I certainly don't want raging back but I would like to keep my sanity.</p><p></p><p>By the way, the suggestion that mommy needs quiet time and so on.</p><p>Well last week I was exhausted and not well. I laid down in my bed (never happens with difficult child at home) and said mommy is sick and I need to rest. </p><p>So difficult child was very loving and bounced back and forth talking non-stop and repeatedly went under my bed on one side and coming out the other side, continuing to talk the whole time.</p><p></p><p>Big news though... He actually did a 50 piece floor puzzle on his own without talking and worked on it for about 30 minutes, TWICE today. </p><p>I will buy every puzzle produced on this earth if this keeps up. Heck, I will make the puzzles if it means quiet.</p><p></p><p>thanks again,</p><p>bugsy's mom</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bugsy, post: 73887, member: 1680"] Star, that was great. we often are amazed that he is notlacking oxygen but I think you nailed it on the head or should I say the butt (breathing rectally). You made us chuckle! I don't know if he could pulloff the broadcast but Ithink I could come up with a creative way to adapt it for him. thanks! As for the Strattera, I don't think it is worse since starting it but I am not sure. We think that now that he is not raging and violent this is what is more noticable and on the surface. I certainly don't want raging back but I would like to keep my sanity. By the way, the suggestion that mommy needs quiet time and so on. Well last week I was exhausted and not well. I laid down in my bed (never happens with difficult child at home) and said mommy is sick and I need to rest. So difficult child was very loving and bounced back and forth talking non-stop and repeatedly went under my bed on one side and coming out the other side, continuing to talk the whole time. Big news though... He actually did a 50 piece floor puzzle on his own without talking and worked on it for about 30 minutes, TWICE today. I will buy every puzzle produced on this earth if this keeps up. Heck, I will make the puzzles if it means quiet. thanks again, bugsy's mom [/QUOTE]
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