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New diagnosis Asbergers....Any advice or info would be appreciated! We are lost!
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<blockquote data-quote="Marguerite" data-source="post: 436895" data-attributes="member: 1991"><p>To further add to that quote of mine - when someone has Asperger's, those mood swings will have a long-term history. So the time limit thing still doesn't prevent a possible misdx. A doctor observing apparent extreme mood swings form rage, to being happy - such as difficult child 3 getting angry at one of his siblings over having to put toys away in the doctor's waiting room (because the doctor is ready for us) then switching it off like a tap and the smiles coming out when he finds on the doctor's desk, the paperweight with liquid in it - a doctor who is not thinking deep enough will see a drastic mood swing that the doctor doesn't understand, therefore in the doctor's mind there is no reason for it. But from the child's point of view there IS a reason for it and therefore it is not a problem intrinsic to brain chemicals being out of whack.</p><p></p><p>It is really important to get into your child's head. it greatly reduces the chances of a misdx.</p><p></p><p>Marg</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marguerite, post: 436895, member: 1991"] To further add to that quote of mine - when someone has Asperger's, those mood swings will have a long-term history. So the time limit thing still doesn't prevent a possible misdx. A doctor observing apparent extreme mood swings form rage, to being happy - such as difficult child 3 getting angry at one of his siblings over having to put toys away in the doctor's waiting room (because the doctor is ready for us) then switching it off like a tap and the smiles coming out when he finds on the doctor's desk, the paperweight with liquid in it - a doctor who is not thinking deep enough will see a drastic mood swing that the doctor doesn't understand, therefore in the doctor's mind there is no reason for it. But from the child's point of view there IS a reason for it and therefore it is not a problem intrinsic to brain chemicals being out of whack. It is really important to get into your child's head. it greatly reduces the chances of a misdx. Marg [/QUOTE]
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