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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 235315" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>Wiz didn't urinate anywhere unusual. But when my dad was little he heard the phrase "a pot to **** in" so he would open up one specific cabinet and pee in one specific pot. </p><p></p><p>YEARS later my aunt still lived in the house my dad grew up in. Her son (undiagnosed but with a LOT of Aspie characteristics) somehow did the EXACT same thing - in the exact same cabinet and the exact same pot.</p><p></p><p>It is VERY GROSS and my Gma and my Aunt were each very much not thrilled with this.</p><p></p><p>I think Wiz knew I was very anti-video games and tv and if he had done something like refuse to stop to go potty he wouldn't have had video games or tv. I had some really strict ideas when I only had one kid, LOL!</p><p></p><p>But Wiz also had urinary problems from birth. At age 22 months he had to have urinary surgery to fix 2 things - and he WOKE UP during the surgery. The anesthesiologist gave him the wrong medication and couldn't give him any more or put him back under with-o killing him, so Wiz was restrained while they closed up the surgery on the urethra. When he was 4 they had to go back and fix it, and it was horrible. He also had hernia surgery in there. So he didn't potty train until quite late. Each time he had surgery it set him back from being ready to try. But when he finally did it, he did it. HE was so determined NOT to have accidents that with the last urinary surgery they had a catheter in him for 10 days. He was supposed to have no control over his bladder, but he did. Somehow he managed to control it - the doctor said he had never seen anything like that. </p><p></p><p>When an Aspie is determined, they are VERY determined.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 235315, member: 1233"] Wiz didn't urinate anywhere unusual. But when my dad was little he heard the phrase "a pot to **** in" so he would open up one specific cabinet and pee in one specific pot. YEARS later my aunt still lived in the house my dad grew up in. Her son (undiagnosed but with a LOT of Aspie characteristics) somehow did the EXACT same thing - in the exact same cabinet and the exact same pot. It is VERY GROSS and my Gma and my Aunt were each very much not thrilled with this. I think Wiz knew I was very anti-video games and tv and if he had done something like refuse to stop to go potty he wouldn't have had video games or tv. I had some really strict ideas when I only had one kid, LOL! But Wiz also had urinary problems from birth. At age 22 months he had to have urinary surgery to fix 2 things - and he WOKE UP during the surgery. The anesthesiologist gave him the wrong medication and couldn't give him any more or put him back under with-o killing him, so Wiz was restrained while they closed up the surgery on the urethra. When he was 4 they had to go back and fix it, and it was horrible. He also had hernia surgery in there. So he didn't potty train until quite late. Each time he had surgery it set him back from being ready to try. But when he finally did it, he did it. HE was so determined NOT to have accidents that with the last urinary surgery they had a catheter in him for 10 days. He was supposed to have no control over his bladder, but he did. Somehow he managed to control it - the doctor said he had never seen anything like that. When an Aspie is determined, they are VERY determined. [/QUOTE]
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