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Partner has anxiety and "small" auditive and visual hallucinations
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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 582954" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Getting back to sleeping, I have heard that classical music is very soothing for anxiety. Every time I go out, I put on MTV's classical music station for (don't laugh...ok, laugh) my dogs!!!! When I come home, sometimes I forget to turn off the music and it really is soothing if it is on softly in the background!</p><p></p><p>I agree with you that the happiness of the child is the main thing. My oldest three were not happy and my oldest still isn't. My 28 year old once drug user is finally happy and so are my youngest two, even the one on the spectrum. In fact, Sonic is a very happy young adult on an even keel. I consider his life richer and more enjoyable, at least for HIM, than my chronically miserable oldest son. If you have three happy kids, that's HUGE and a great credit to you and the environment in your home. Special needs often improve with age. Partner sounds absolutely delightful, special needs or not.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 582954, member: 1550"] Getting back to sleeping, I have heard that classical music is very soothing for anxiety. Every time I go out, I put on MTV's classical music station for (don't laugh...ok, laugh) my dogs!!!! When I come home, sometimes I forget to turn off the music and it really is soothing if it is on softly in the background! I agree with you that the happiness of the child is the main thing. My oldest three were not happy and my oldest still isn't. My 28 year old once drug user is finally happy and so are my youngest two, even the one on the spectrum. In fact, Sonic is a very happy young adult on an even keel. I consider his life richer and more enjoyable, at least for HIM, than my chronically miserable oldest son. If you have three happy kids, that's HUGE and a great credit to you and the environment in your home. Special needs often improve with age. Partner sounds absolutely delightful, special needs or not. [/QUOTE]
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