I actually worked with a kid who was smart enough to steal the television remotes and toys in the house and turn them into tiny robots. Never said a word, but I have no doubt when he grew up he got an awesome job as an engineer somewhere.
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That is farkinā cool.
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Yeah he was a really neat kid. No idea why he was in residential placement, because he never had any behaviors I could see. I always assumed he was a case of āthis isnāt the kid we signed up forā which we unfortunately saw a lot.
I have a word for parents like that: Evil.
You love and support the kid you have, period.
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No ist not the same. Ninjastar explained far better than I - but my 17yr old Daughters Autistic, and believe me - being her Daddy - i check to make sure she hasnt copped Sz like i have. And she doesnt have any positive symptoms or anything todo with Sz.
If i got the slightest hint - i would be moaning at her mother to get her checked out.
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Same. My 18 year old is autistic and developmentally disabled. If I saw schizophrenia symptoms, Iād be on it.
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He never had a visit the whole time I worked there, which was over a year. I always made sure he knew we knew how much smarter he was than the rest of us. I would ask him for help with math stuff and such.
I think Sarcosine would benefit you, it is for autism and schizophrenia.
Been taking it for years.
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I feel that way
At first I act normal then 3 seconds later ( my turns off my normalness) I feel I donāt know where I am feeling.
hereās something
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