No nn, DS has not been diagnosed with anything. We did go to a psychologist with him who rated him with zero cognitive skills and said in her opinion he was borderline ASD. But would need further investigations and recommended to keep him off kindergarten (he started this year, has now had half a term) We declined as the paediatrician thinks she is talking bollocks and because she insisted on carrying out all the 'tests' in his third language (which he could only speak words, no sentences) and I know he could do some of the things that he didn't do. So there was no way of knowing if he didn't understand what he was asked to do (language), the task he was supposed to do, if he didn't want to (stubborn little thing) or he couldn't. Was a waste of time! We have a meeting with his teachers tonight... His start at school has been mixed, but he loves it and always asks to go back. We really don't know what to expect. I fear it's going to be made clear it's my atrocious parenting that's to blame.
Thanks for asking lem. Things are...as normal. Kill yourself still tags itself onto the end of my to do list when I think of all the things I need to do, but no urge to do it if that makes sense. Have an email to read if I need to. (It's a simple one, just says "you must to go home your children need you there.") I keep catching myself checking things over and over again (lights, cooker, door etc) and expecting the worst (like when DH goes off on his bike for a couple of hours I'm always expecting to hear he's had an accident).
Not heard anything from the job I applied to. To be honest, I'm not sure I could hold down a job or if I want to at the moment. I don't know we could afford or find child care for both of them anyway. Life is a bit simpler without DS around four mornings a week