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MrsPear · 20/11/2013 20:32

So both children born early. Ds 2 age 1 discharged on Friday. Ds1 age 4 saw his consultant today and he is now being transferred to OT for his lack of fine motor skills. I know it could be worse. But when it end? I want him to be like his little brother. But he is not. He is the additional needs child. God I feel shit for saying that. Esp. As it could have been so much worse. How can get back to being positive? I feel such a bloody failure. Oh and he is changing SLT - told to me in a voice mail.

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ouryve · 20/11/2013 21:19

Repeat after me: Your DS's difficulties are completely outside of your control and you are not a failure.

It seems trite, but when you're feeling bogged down, it's helpful to think of all the good things about your DS that are about him and not his brother.

2boysnamedR · 20/11/2013 22:49

My eldest boy is gifted. The middle one is sn, the baby seems to be sn. Some things I look at the eldest and think "lucky smart arse" but in his own way he is just as hard work as the other two. It's hard not to compare but I couldn't have two exactly the same. My middle son is easier work than my eldest. It's just his care from school that's the hard work

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