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-Passive aggressive mean-ness towards others...is this really part of his diagnoses??
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<blockquote data-quote="PlainJane" data-source="post: 592135" data-attributes="member: 11700"><p>He sees a pedicatric behavoirist, but he has seen a pediatrician neurologist for ticks (which they rules as complusions, not ticks). He was diagnosed at 2 by a differnet doctor that we no longer see, and has since been re evaluated by our current doctor who has been seeing him since he was 3, and the doctor did say that he doesn't score to be officially diagnosed as on the spectrum...but that he needs services so the label not's important.</p><p>He is VERY outgoing and talkative. He did have to be taught through therapy how to start and hold a conversartion, and he spent much of his early years only echoing what we said. He tends to fall in with the bullies and it off putting to the quier more reserved kids. He does not read social ques well but is getting better. He talks AT people, we see this and his teachers. If he does get in troubel which is rare he will laugh while he is being repremanded, and also laughs went others get annoyed. He seems to understand and sympathize with others is they fall or get hurt. He finds their anger amusing.</p><p></p><p>husband and I have been together since we were teens. We got married and had kids, I was 25 when I had him. Nothing tramatic about our life. Very plain, calm. husband and I are the more reserve type for the most part. no alcohol or drug use. We do both have a family history of mentall illness biopolar, and borderline personality disorder, possible narcissistic PD. </p><p></p><p>difficult child was a very quiet almost non responsive baby. Never cried to be changed or fed. I was home with him, he was my only so he was still held a lot! I tried to boyfriend but wasn't successful. He did have at about 3 months a very flat head from that back to sleep thing (i did not follow that with my second son because difficult child head was so flat) He had to have a CT to make sure everything was ok. </p><p></p><p>At about 6-7 months he stopped being quiet and became a screamer. I stopped going out because he screamed everywhere. He wouldnt sit in a stroller, we couldnt go to a family restuarnt, we just stayed home, so all his fits (hours and hour of melt downs) wouldnt be in public. We were alone all the time. In a small apartment, it was very depressing, but the fits came first or we would have gone out more often.And its like he's been angry every since...</p><p></p><p>The clonidine has helped with the explosive anger, but this passive aggressiveness has gotten worse.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PlainJane, post: 592135, member: 11700"] He sees a pedicatric behavoirist, but he has seen a pediatrician neurologist for ticks (which they rules as complusions, not ticks). He was diagnosed at 2 by a differnet doctor that we no longer see, and has since been re evaluated by our current doctor who has been seeing him since he was 3, and the doctor did say that he doesn't score to be officially diagnosed as on the spectrum...but that he needs services so the label not's important. He is VERY outgoing and talkative. He did have to be taught through therapy how to start and hold a conversartion, and he spent much of his early years only echoing what we said. He tends to fall in with the bullies and it off putting to the quier more reserved kids. He does not read social ques well but is getting better. He talks AT people, we see this and his teachers. If he does get in troubel which is rare he will laugh while he is being repremanded, and also laughs went others get annoyed. He seems to understand and sympathize with others is they fall or get hurt. He finds their anger amusing. husband and I have been together since we were teens. We got married and had kids, I was 25 when I had him. Nothing tramatic about our life. Very plain, calm. husband and I are the more reserve type for the most part. no alcohol or drug use. We do both have a family history of mentall illness biopolar, and borderline personality disorder, possible narcissistic PD. difficult child was a very quiet almost non responsive baby. Never cried to be changed or fed. I was home with him, he was my only so he was still held a lot! I tried to boyfriend but wasn't successful. He did have at about 3 months a very flat head from that back to sleep thing (i did not follow that with my second son because difficult child head was so flat) He had to have a CT to make sure everything was ok. At about 6-7 months he stopped being quiet and became a screamer. I stopped going out because he screamed everywhere. He wouldnt sit in a stroller, we couldnt go to a family restuarnt, we just stayed home, so all his fits (hours and hour of melt downs) wouldnt be in public. We were alone all the time. In a small apartment, it was very depressing, but the fits came first or we would have gone out more often.And its like he's been angry every since... The clonidine has helped with the explosive anger, but this passive aggressiveness has gotten worse. [/QUOTE]
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