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When the ‘good’ one falls off the rails
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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 743947" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Well, I think the drug exposure, however little is always significant. I took Sonic to one of the most progressive learning center/hospitals in the country for drug exposure in utero and learned a lot from them. For example, one alcohol binge can cause brain damage. And sometimes that one binge harms the developing fetus more than intermittant drugs/alcohol throughout a pregnancy harms a sibling. It depends on what part of the fetus is developing when the poison is sent through the fetus.</p><p></p><p>The alcohol is more damaging than psychiatric trauma although both makes things even worse. But trauma can be healed. Brain damage cant be reversed.</p><p></p><p>A fetus is delicate. Even smoking cigarettes affects it. Of course not like alcohol but itd best not to smoke. Or have wine on New Years, even one glass.</p><p></p><p>I saw many affected kids waiting for appointments and a more hyper group of kids I never saw since.</p><p></p><p>Most alcohol affected kids look like any other kids. The very worst have dysmorphic features and small stature and poor eyesight is a trait. Those little kids often wore glasses! Some were three years old.</p><p></p><p>E was not drug exposed so she had a fair start in life. The others did not and may always struggle in various ways. They probably have a lower threshhold for pressure and frustration. Sonic gets frustrated far more easily than most.</p><p></p><p>26 is not you g to marry eben for a boy. My daugjters fiance is 26, very mature, very responsible....of course he had not been exposed to drugs in utero.</p><p></p><p>Hopefully N will get back on track! He has shown that ability to do so.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 743947, member: 1550"] Well, I think the drug exposure, however little is always significant. I took Sonic to one of the most progressive learning center/hospitals in the country for drug exposure in utero and learned a lot from them. For example, one alcohol binge can cause brain damage. And sometimes that one binge harms the developing fetus more than intermittant drugs/alcohol throughout a pregnancy harms a sibling. It depends on what part of the fetus is developing when the poison is sent through the fetus. The alcohol is more damaging than psychiatric trauma although both makes things even worse. But trauma can be healed. Brain damage cant be reversed. A fetus is delicate. Even smoking cigarettes affects it. Of course not like alcohol but itd best not to smoke. Or have wine on New Years, even one glass. I saw many affected kids waiting for appointments and a more hyper group of kids I never saw since. Most alcohol affected kids look like any other kids. The very worst have dysmorphic features and small stature and poor eyesight is a trait. Those little kids often wore glasses! Some were three years old. E was not drug exposed so she had a fair start in life. The others did not and may always struggle in various ways. They probably have a lower threshhold for pressure and frustration. Sonic gets frustrated far more easily than most. 26 is not you g to marry eben for a boy. My daugjters fiance is 26, very mature, very responsible....of course he had not been exposed to drugs in utero. Hopefully N will get back on track! He has shown that ability to do so. [/QUOTE]
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