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<blockquote data-quote="overmyhead" data-source="post: 289734" data-attributes="member: 7705"><p>ok, so when he was an infant, after he was fed, he didn't really like to be held and would arch his back to go back into his bassinet to sleep. If he got injured, he would rarely let me comfort him (this has been the case since he was little until present) He would instead get angry at the nearest person. He would blame them even though they might be across the room. One time he spilled milk and blamed God because "God does everything" He often times would not ackowledge a person who says "hello" or ''good morning" Some trouble with eye contact. He loses his temper over very little things. I had an occupational therapist check him out and he seemed to think that he has some sensory issues. I totally agree with that as he seems very sensitive to light and sound. He doesn't really hug or show affection, but he will sit on your lap to watch tv and will sit next to you. His main thing is that he always seems so quick to be angry. He also went through a long period of telling me he hated me every day (in the beginning we let him do that because we didn't want to stifle his feelings, but we got sick of it and told him he's not allowed to do it anymore. We had to go through several days of many time outs before he would stop) As far as family history: yes I think I have several relatives that were a little "asbergery". I think my husband has more mood swings than is normal. So that's the beginning of my description. My main concern is that any little thing could set him off and then he goes ballistic - he will attack any one who he perceives has slighted him in the least. Thanks for listening</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="overmyhead, post: 289734, member: 7705"] ok, so when he was an infant, after he was fed, he didn't really like to be held and would arch his back to go back into his bassinet to sleep. If he got injured, he would rarely let me comfort him (this has been the case since he was little until present) He would instead get angry at the nearest person. He would blame them even though they might be across the room. One time he spilled milk and blamed God because "God does everything" He often times would not ackowledge a person who says "hello" or ''good morning" Some trouble with eye contact. He loses his temper over very little things. I had an occupational therapist check him out and he seemed to think that he has some sensory issues. I totally agree with that as he seems very sensitive to light and sound. He doesn't really hug or show affection, but he will sit on your lap to watch tv and will sit next to you. His main thing is that he always seems so quick to be angry. He also went through a long period of telling me he hated me every day (in the beginning we let him do that because we didn't want to stifle his feelings, but we got sick of it and told him he's not allowed to do it anymore. We had to go through several days of many time outs before he would stop) As far as family history: yes I think I have several relatives that were a little "asbergery". I think my husband has more mood swings than is normal. So that's the beginning of my description. My main concern is that any little thing could set him off and then he goes ballistic - he will attack any one who he perceives has slighted him in the least. Thanks for listening [/QUOTE]
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