DD2 (8) got a diagnosis a couple of months ago of ASC. The EP told us that they have to generalise all as ASC now, but she actually has Asperger's.
Anyway, my problem is that since getting the diagnosis, nothing has changed, so I wonder what was the point? I expected that she would get some extra support at school and that we, as parents, would get some support/training in how to deal with her, but it seems we get none of this. Is this normal? The older she gets, the more difficult she's becoming and we're really struggling.
Just wondered what sort of support other people get, whether it's just my particular County that is poor.
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Finally got an ASC diagnosis but zero support
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