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<blockquote data-quote="ML" data-source="post: 69065"><p>Welcome! I can relate to a lot of your situation. My son will be 9 next month. While he didn't receive the aspergers diagnosis as I had expected, he does still show that social anxiety with peers. Not that he can't connect, it's just hard for him because he's afraid of being judged, noticed, etc. His ADHD is severe. One moment he's connected and the next he's in a dreamworld. It's like he has one foot here and one some place else. And when he is here, he super sensitive to all stimuli. Little things put him into anger "I hate you, you're the worst mom in the word" mode. I just say "I know, I love you too" and wait it out because thank goodness his meltdowns, tantrums, whatever you call them don't last too long.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I'm glad you found this place. It's amazing.</p><p></p><p>MicheleL</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ML, post: 69065"] Welcome! I can relate to a lot of your situation. My son will be 9 next month. While he didn't receive the aspergers diagnosis as I had expected, he does still show that social anxiety with peers. Not that he can't connect, it's just hard for him because he's afraid of being judged, noticed, etc. His ADHD is severe. One moment he's connected and the next he's in a dreamworld. It's like he has one foot here and one some place else. And when he is here, he super sensitive to all stimuli. Little things put him into anger "I hate you, you're the worst mom in the word" mode. I just say "I know, I love you too" and wait it out because thank goodness his meltdowns, tantrums, whatever you call them don't last too long. I'm glad you found this place. It's amazing. MicheleL [/QUOTE]
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