Solidly... And I mean, solidly. Even when eating/drinking etc... Took her to the docs this morning and he couldn't find anything amiss (ears fine). However, in retrospect, I think maybe he thought, 'she's autistic so she's just doing her autistic thing' (dunno about you but many a professional I come across presumes that all autistic children 'tantrum' constantly). I explained that this is very un-dd, that it is a proper pain cry. No other indications to suggest what's wrong and, of course, she can't tell us. Taking her to casualty tomorrow and going to demand tests etc. DH thinks she may have swallowed something? Heeelllllpppp. Has anybody come across this? It's as if she can't get comfortable, doesn't want to be hugged, tossing and turning, can't get to sleep. Pain relief has no effect. Only asleep because of mega melatonin dose and up in the night crying.
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