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My son is ADHD and Auto process disorder.No he not artistic.He is now in teen.Very smart kid and loving but still normal teenage.We had change school alot.Now he in certified home school.Making A and B.Smaller school and 9-1.He not over loaded in home work.He still has short term memory but it’s getting better.You have fine nick and tune in. Sense we put in smaller school he flying and loves it.Been alot tears and hard work.But never gave up and never will.Yes they look normal and act almost just like any other child.But when they do something that not age appropriate and should be more mauture.People think bad and pull your leg.Let me tell you.They not and it’s real.Most hurtful thing try make people understand because they very smart.Try explain to his older brother’s but some how hard for them believe or other people because his very intune and his vocabulary is awesome.I do noticed he lost his tics which I am happy mom.But ADHD is real and APD.They really so many other child like this but miss diagnose.We went to so many doctor’s and soical skills.Now he flying older he gets.Researching was my best solutions.Education your self.So to all parent’s out there researching was my best tool guide my son.
Too bitter to explain. Since he was born I have always felt like he was too hysterical, too afraid to face this world. I didn’t know it was because the world has been distorted in his eyes, skin, and ears. It was difficult for me to exclusively breastfeed him because he kept on screaming due to the lights, the heat, and the sounds around him. I have been sleep deprived ever since he was born. But the most heartbreaking experience was because people kept telling me that I was a bad mother, I felt angry at my son. Until I realized it’s time to take him to professionals. But still some people closest to me cannot accept the diagnosis.
I have great empathy with you, school was terrible here in the
UK she became aggressive at home and school refusal, it was hell! two nurses and the Head Teacher would drag her away kicking and screaming! she grew up to become acutely anxious as an adult and would not settle anywhere, at 44 years of age I finally got her a sensory assessment, it came back High and definite! despite the fact she had Consultant Psychiatrists Community Living teams Social Workers ( Useless), Special schools ( more harm than good)