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Post by jojosmom34 on Jul 21, 2010 21:35:42 GMT -5
My son is 12 and just diagnosed with PDD/Aspergers high functioning autism and possible bi polar. Since Age 4 he was diagnosed ADHD and has been on medication. The meltdowns have happened in the past but now have gotten so much worse. The kicking, screaming, thrashing... He's broken a door by slamming it so hard, nearly knocked the tv over in the living room, knocks over a folding table all the time. Some days I can tell you when it will happen, I've noted the triggers..sadly one is my husband. Other times..I can't figure the trigger out. His meltdowns can last any where from 15 minutes...to 4 hours. I'm frustrated and now knowing what else to do. I work with MD children and have spoken with a teacher who works exclusively with autistic kids. She has given me ideas but I am the only one in the house following through with them. I need to help my son and will do whatever it takes. Please someone give me some guidance before I crack.
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Post by kit on Oct 24, 2010 21:44:16 GMT -5
I witnesses a older child throwing a temper tantrum about a article of clothing. Considering the child was able to wear adult sizes that particular popular merchandise was not available. Should a parent keep shopping for an hour while the child is having the tantrum. Does there come a time when one should go home and try again another day or later in the day
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Post by acastiilo on Jan 16, 2011 18:50:19 GMT -5
Hello, My name is Angelica. I have a five year old son who was diagnosed with Autism about 2 years ago. He is my Charming lil' cowboy full of curiosity and tons of affection. <3! Normally, he is very well behaved (lucky me!) but i do think that it's because he is (as some would say) "in his own world". Even though he does interact with his sister & younger brother, he favors independent play. Im still trying to educate myself in autistic behaviors & seeking better solutions to our everyday difficulties, so this post really spoke to me.
We have been experiencing some meltdowns these last couple of months. I mean he's always had them but i feel like recently they are a little more often and a little more intense, needless to say, they have left me feeling a little lost and overwhelmed. I never thought about it having to do with a sensory overload issue, i know that there are certain sounds and lights that my son does not cope well with but understanding that it can be a few different things at once is, well its ... News to me && it really does bring some clarity to some of the meltdowns we've had in the past. It seems like the more i read, i would picture and make sense of situations that we have experianced. When it stated that maybe taking your child to nice quite place where the lights are dimmed could help ease and relax the tantrum, My son goes into the restroom with the lights off and hangs out in there for a bout 5 or 10 minutes before he chooses to come back out when he's having a tantrum at home. I figured this out when i chased after him trying to calm him down in the midst of a tantrum and he told me closed the door behind me and pulled my hand to sit down on the floor. So we just sat there. he fiddled around with his hands and fingers and once he flet better he opened the door and walked out back to where he was before the tantrum. i sat there trying to understand my son && his way of coping with his own overload of emotions. i guess you could say that he taught me something that day, he taught me that when he is feeling overwhelmed an option to calm him down is just to take a little quiet break.
I'm feeling very blessed to have come across this information that will be extremely helpful for my son, myself and my family.
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Post by Jeannie Flier on Jan 17, 2011 1:09:14 GMT -5
I am so glad I found this thread. I have no support of or help with my son. He is 4 years old and melts down practically every hour about something. I have tried so many things. Sometimes they work and sometimes they don't. I am a single mom trying to raise 3 sons one with Asbergers one with ADHD gifted and the last looks like he has Autism with a speech delay our house is never peaceful. I am using stickers now to try to get him to go from one activity to the next. But whenever he doesn't get his way he screams at the top of his lungs and melts down. My middle son was a holy terror until 3rd grade when I finally broke down and put him on risperdal which was a life saver. Clearly I cannot do that with my 4year old and I look at how many more years we have to live through this before I can. I cry everyday and noone understands, they just all leave the room when my child tantrums I feel completely alone.
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Post by Lizzy on Feb 7, 2011 21:13:19 GMT -5
RE:Stacey
I have to know, what is the STEP method?? My son is 4 and has meltdowns much like what you were explaining with the physical aspects and yes, can be like a "wild animal". He's resorted to hitting/slapping himself and just screaming at the top of his lungs for HOURS on end. I'm afraid my husband and I have gone about this all wrong and it is only making things worse.. We started early intervention (when he was around 2...) and it has helped significantly- it's just these tantrums that I can't seem to get a grasp on. I'm sure like all of you have, I've just broken down crying because I don't know what more to do.
Another thing. My husband and I are in the middle of a divorce. I definately did not want this divorce, especially for my son. The problem is is that my husband doesn't know or cares to know anything about Autism and doesn't regulate my son's diet, enforce a schedule (including nap time) or modify anything to his needs. Can anyone give me some advice with this??! He hasn't been involved in any of his programs, meetings, schooling .. anything. Now when my son comes home from being with his dad for a short while he is "a handful" to say the very least. He's more like tazmanian devil from Loony toons.. and he refuses to nap which just makes it worse. Thank you so much for your posts. It's very comforting.
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Post by mamargentina on Apr 21, 2011 21:47:31 GMT -5
thank god for this topic! my 4 y old son is in the process of diagnosis, we've been told he's in the spectrum, high functioning, but only that so far. He's always had tantrums, but very short and moderate. what really puzzled me was that I couldn't figure out why before diagnosis, and what puzzled me most was that once I thought I had found a way to deal with the tantrum- avoid this, do that before X, etc, I'm sure everyone has tried different approaches such as mine, or thought he had finally understood he shouldn't do it, he's find a new reason to throw a fit, or just throw it for no reason at all. I always sensed there were different kinds of tantrums, some typical child manipulation, some others impossible to explain, prevent or stop once begun. Sometimes I can read the early signs, some others, well, I simply can't. I'm only human! I've tried to be supermom for 4 years, wondering why my otherwise lovely child got into such fits. Now I know. I've read all your comments very carefully, I'll try and remember the tips next time. thank you all!
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Post by sad mom on Jul 27, 2011 22:35:03 GMT -5
mom of a 35 y/o man with severe melt downs. I don't how I am still sane, or am I. Right now I am listening to him coming down from a melt down. He has had this behavior since age 12. I thought it was changing hormones. Nothing helps even medication. Don't know what else can be done. Anyone that can suggest anything else please let me know. He has a meltdown once or twice a day and just started before bedtime. Help if you can...sad momma.
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Post by CINDY on Oct 1, 2011 18:47:42 GMT -5
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