It's pretty evident that my ASD son is questioning his diagnosis. He said his doctor has it wrong! There is nothing wrong with me, I am normal, everyone else has the problem. Here we go again!!!He has ranted about this for weeks.
I am wondering all of a sudden why has it become so important to him? He has never had a problem with it before. We are pretty open with his diagnosis. Is it because he is finding it hard to fit in?
I asked does he think he was diagnosed wrong? he said the doctor never spoke to him. How can she make that diagnosis, if she never spoke to me.
I remember clearly the doctor spoke to him on several occasions and he ignored her, or he was rude to her. Gee he can see things very differently to me!!! And if I try to correct him I am instantly lying.
Is it normal to question to the point it's upset him. It's only words on a bit of paper. It won't really stop him from living. Some things will become difficult for him, that can happen to everyone anyway.
I will probably will have to ride the roller coaster ride for a while longer!!!!
I am wondering all of a sudden why has it become so important to him? He has never had a problem with it before. We are pretty open with his diagnosis. Is it because he is finding it hard to fit in?
I asked does he think he was diagnosed wrong? he said the doctor never spoke to him. How can she make that diagnosis, if she never spoke to me.
I remember clearly the doctor spoke to him on several occasions and he ignored her, or he was rude to her. Gee he can see things very differently to me!!! And if I try to correct him I am instantly lying.
Is it normal to question to the point it's upset him. It's only words on a bit of paper. It won't really stop him from living. Some things will become difficult for him, that can happen to everyone anyway.
I will probably will have to ride the roller coaster ride for a while longer!!!!
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