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2 people in the last week have asked me whether my ds has adhd!

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essbee · 20/02/2005 19:23

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Blossomhill · 28/02/2005 22:10

That's hard isn't it essbee
You especially don't want the siblings hearing as my ds would be so hurt if he heard someone saying that about his little sis. he is well aware of her difficulties and completely adores her.

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essbee · 28/02/2005 22:11

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Blossomhill · 28/02/2005 22:13

I know you are trying essbee, it must be so hard doing it all on your own

Now the best person to get ds assessed would be talking to the schools Senco about seeing an Ed. Pysch, getting your gp to refer to a phscyhologist, I can't remember (sorry but what did camhs say again. Are you going to the one in Sutton???

roisin · 28/02/2005 22:14

I'm turning in now, but wanted to say goodnight Essbee. Hope tomorrow is a good one.

I just want to say something to make it all OK, or at least a little bit better than it is;
but there's nothing I can say

Blossomhill · 28/02/2005 22:16

I am off too essbee. Been on here for far too long and according to my yoga teacher it's not good to be on here just before bed time as it mucks about with your energy flow!
I hope you don't think I sounded harsh, I just really want to do something to help.

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essbee · 28/02/2005 22:17

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essbee · 28/02/2005 22:18

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Blossomhill · 28/02/2005 22:18

sh*t essbee. They need to get there arses into gear (sorry about my language). I must say I am not over keen on Camhs, but that's another story!

Blossomhill · 28/02/2005 22:19

My pleasure essbee. Will have to give you my hotmail address so we can msn xxx

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essbee · 01/03/2005 08:43

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wobblyknicks · 01/03/2005 08:58

Oh no, was hoping you'd at least managed to get your work done if not sleep. Really sorry, hope today doesn't go too badly xxxxx

MummytoSteven · 01/03/2005 09:02

ar$se. hope you nail your figures today - is it an accountant thing or a lawyer thing?

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essbee · 01/03/2005 18:05

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MummytoSteven · 01/03/2005 18:06

glad that things are starting to come together

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roisin · 01/03/2005 18:14

Sounds positive Essbee
Hope you get a good night's sleep tonight: you sound as though you need it.

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essbee · 01/03/2005 18:35

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essbee · 01/03/2005 18:45

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MummytoSteven · 01/03/2005 18:49

!!!! [speechless emoticon]

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essbee · 01/03/2005 23:02

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essbee · 02/03/2005 01:01

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essbee · 02/03/2005 19:56

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roisin · 02/03/2005 20:04

Great to hear the Head is on your side Essbee. I hope something comes together somehow for you.

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essbee · 02/03/2005 20:08

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reiki · 02/03/2005 20:23

hi
my son has ADHD AND HE IS ONLY 6 1/2 .
HE WENT ON EQUASYM LAT AUGUST AND THE BEST THING WE EVER DID.
HE STILL TAKES FISH OILS TWICE A DAY WHICH HAS HELPED HIS SKIN.
THE ONLY WAY I CAN GET HIM TO SLEEP AT NIGHT IS TO SING 'HUSH LITTLE BABY'!!!!
HES NOW BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH DYSLEXIA WHICH IS OK, I GUESS!....

Blossomhill · 02/03/2005 20:57

Sounds very positive Essbee and that the ball has (fingers crossed) started rolling)