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<blockquote data-quote="Shari" data-source="post: 128802" data-attributes="member: 1848"><p>We did the neuropsyche a little over a year ago. They felt it ruled out Autism even tho he hand flapped and toe walked down the hallways (only time he's done it in front of the pro's). His functional iq is extremely low compared to what they suspect his actual iq is. He has a particular variance in processing ability, which suggests a discrepency thats seen in less than 6&#37; of the population (don't recall exactly what it is - would have to go pull the report). We really didn't get a lot to go on from it.</p><p> </p><p>Overall there is progress from year to year, but these regressions are SO hard, and in the end, what good is the best day if he goes off the deep end for a month at a time 3 times a year. There's no diagnosis of attachment disorder at this point, just a suggestion to look, and I guess I should point out that she also beleives it is not the underlying cause of his behavior, but possibly a contribution to it. therapist is worried by the rage in statements like murdering his sister and peeing on her dead body. And we know that between 2 months and 6 months, his dad did ignored him 9 hours a day while I was at work, that he did not form a bond with me til he was what, almost 3? and now his attachment to me is over the top and still not an appropriate level for his age.</p><p> </p><p>We are making progress. Thus far its still just words and not actual violence (yet - we're not in the clear yet.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shari, post: 128802, member: 1848"] We did the neuropsyche a little over a year ago. They felt it ruled out Autism even tho he hand flapped and toe walked down the hallways (only time he's done it in front of the pro's). His functional iq is extremely low compared to what they suspect his actual iq is. He has a particular variance in processing ability, which suggests a discrepency thats seen in less than 6% of the population (don't recall exactly what it is - would have to go pull the report). We really didn't get a lot to go on from it. Overall there is progress from year to year, but these regressions are SO hard, and in the end, what good is the best day if he goes off the deep end for a month at a time 3 times a year. There's no diagnosis of attachment disorder at this point, just a suggestion to look, and I guess I should point out that she also beleives it is not the underlying cause of his behavior, but possibly a contribution to it. therapist is worried by the rage in statements like murdering his sister and peeing on her dead body. And we know that between 2 months and 6 months, his dad did ignored him 9 hours a day while I was at work, that he did not form a bond with me til he was what, almost 3? and now his attachment to me is over the top and still not an appropriate level for his age. We are making progress. Thus far its still just words and not actual violence (yet - we're not in the clear yet.) [/QUOTE]
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