18 Sep 2008, 3:06 am
makuranososhi wrote:
While I can appreciate the motivation, acting behind your son's back - even if you think you have his (and her) best interests in mind - is not acceptable to me. Your experience has been negative; it is not indicative of every ASD relationship, and for you to attempt to affect control over his life in such a manner is something that I find distasteful. There is a bitter taste when reading your words, a resentment, and it is challenging for me to understand.
M.
M.
Dont worry, my son is only 5, I have many years to rid myself of resentment! wounds are raw at the moment. we have only reolised that AS is in our family for two weeks. So forgive me for making you feel challenged. x
18 Sep 2008, 3:22 am
in-a-dark-tunnel wrote:
makuranososhi wrote:
While I can appreciate the motivation, acting behind your son's back - even if you think you have his (and her) best interests in mind - is not acceptable to me. Your experience has been negative; it is not indicative of every ASD relationship, and for you to attempt to affect control over his life in such a manner is something that I find distasteful. There is a bitter taste when reading your words, a resentment, and it is challenging for me to understand.
M.
M.
Dont worry, my son is only 5, I have many years to rid myself of resentment! wounds are raw at the moment. we have only reolised that AS is in our family for two weeks. So forgive me for making you feel challenged. x
Appreciate your candor, and understanding of my concern. I'm roughly six months into learning my son is HFA, and that instead of all these unrelated conditions, that I fall under the category of AS/PDD-NOS... challenging process. Keep breathing, look forward to hearing more from you here.
M.
18 Sep 2008, 10:37 am
