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Post by ljclay on Jan 4, 2009 9:06:22 GMT -5
Hello: I just joined this group and I have a 17 yr.old who was recently diagnosed with AS. The on going problems that I have a hard time dealing with is the lack of respect, lying, stealing and rage. I can't seem to keep it together. I just can't get over the whole dishonesty thing. How do others deal with this problem? The conduct disorders have been a problem since day one and are not getting any better (even with 10 years of therapy and meds etc.) The therapists keep telling me to ignore everything, but I have 17 year old who wants to run the household and won't do anything unless it is to his benefit (usually stealing, lying and calling me terrible names). Everyone tells me to not take it personally, but how do you get over that? Thanks for your help!!!
Lisa
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Post by wolfmammy on Apr 19, 2009 12:34:42 GMT -5
Sounds like me and a lot of they kids I grew up with.
I was depressed & confused when I was a teen and all I wanted sometimes was for my mom to put her arms around me and tell me she loved me and was proud of me.
Maybe just sit down and talk to him. It couldn't hurt.
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Post by scrat on Nov 29, 2010 19:57:21 GMT -5
Hey New Here, I have a 9 yr old Autistic who was diagnosed very early with Classic/severe autism. Your sons actions don't sound at all like a disorder, but more a lack of Rear end warming parties. Ask a doctor about that one. Sorry to be so blunt, but i have a brother that acts exactly like what you described your son doing. Usually it's just a simple lack of respect. My mom and Dad wouldn't spank him as a child for unbelievable misbehavior, so when he turned 18; I took him into the back yard and gave him 9 consecutive butt woopin's over a 4 week period, and you know what? He straightened up....... Marc Pardue Orange Beach, Al
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