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Mar 22, 2006, 12:51 PM
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FRM A PARENT OF AN 8 YEAR OLD ADHD CHILD!
He comes home from school quite subdued - unusual but I enjoy the silence despite worrying. Ask him what is wrong - answer is a surly NOTHING! Homework was easier than most days. Says he is not feeling well so I let him take a break. At this point I have to get some work done in my office (work from home), he tells me he got the rest of his reading done. In my heart I know he *might* be lying but I take his word for it. Then BANG - mood switches from surly and subdued to bouncy and rude!!!! He has been argumentative with me since then. Even though I PROMISE myself I wont do this, I get drawn into the inane, senseless arguments time and time again. Good grief, this clever child is but 8 years old. Going on 16! Just venting!
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Mar 22, 2006, 06:51 PM
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Keep venting! It's good for you to get it all out! Your son has just began going to play therapy... things will hopefully get better soon. You're such a strong woman! I'm cheering for you, your son and your hubby!
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Mar 23, 2006, 08:34 AM
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(((((((((SABRINA))))))))))
For all that you do and all that you say a little love is coming your way... 
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Mar 23, 2006, 08:50 AM
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Thanks so much Nina and Mystry!!
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