After several hours during the week clearing and cleaning up a messy garden my day started like this
@azureline** wrote:
@bushies.girl wrote:Personally I believe it's on the increase, every 2nd kid seems to have some kind of behavioural dis-order, I'm not going to debate it, each to their own etc However, I do wonder what's is going to happen when all these kids become adults ๐
Hopefully "these kids" will have had some early intervention and grow up to be adults who can realise their potential and avoid the problems past undiagnosed generations had. ๐
I hope that the medication helps them with schooling and friendships enough for them to kind of "grow out of it". Not that I expect it will ever be gone, but a more settled life should give them better tools to cope.
My nephew has a chromosome disorder too and although they cant say that has anything to do with his condition, they cant rule it out either. I guess the more research done on genetics the more answers that may come along.
Good for you Blue.
Just do a little bit each day. And I hope you have a few years of peace and then some knight in shining armour (not a testicle in tinfoil) comes along and sweeps you off your feet.
Off to spotlight today. I've finally worked out why the curtains in the bus keep falling down, so I need to change all the curtains hooks ๐
Golly, Pimpy has a way with words ".......in tinfoil.........."
DEB
**edited to say that Spotlight won't be going broke today.
