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<blockquote data-quote="Fran" data-source="post: 337953" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>ML, it seems the onset of puberty brings about many of the behaviors that we see as they age, except worse. Those years from 11 to 14,15 were the scariest of difficult child's life for me as a parent. He was one step from long term institutionalization or hospitalization. We were in despair that difficult child was going to be the same his whole life. </p><p>Fortunately, as he aged, things sort of pieced together to form a more stable personality and many of the mental illness aspects seemed to normalize. His learning disabilities and executive function issues are still present and causing function issues but he is not the chaotic ball of destructive and weird energy he once was. </p><p>I know how worried you are about your son's future. Try to think of this as the storm before the calm. He isn't going to be cured but hopefully stabilizing will be the goal. </p><p>"Courage isn't lack of fear but what you do in the face of fear" You are a warrior mom. Bravo.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fran, post: 337953, member: 3"] ML, it seems the onset of puberty brings about many of the behaviors that we see as they age, except worse. Those years from 11 to 14,15 were the scariest of difficult child's life for me as a parent. He was one step from long term institutionalization or hospitalization. We were in despair that difficult child was going to be the same his whole life. Fortunately, as he aged, things sort of pieced together to form a more stable personality and many of the mental illness aspects seemed to normalize. His learning disabilities and executive function issues are still present and causing function issues but he is not the chaotic ball of destructive and weird energy he once was. I know how worried you are about your son's future. Try to think of this as the storm before the calm. He isn't going to be cured but hopefully stabilizing will be the goal. "Courage isn't lack of fear but what you do in the face of fear" You are a warrior mom. Bravo. [/QUOTE]
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