T
Registered: 08/27/09
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My son is 14 and very high functioning but expressing himself and social skills are his areas of difficulty. The other day he had been fighting with his brothers and was n trouble for something he had done to one of them. As I was talking to him about it he became very angry at something I had said. When he gets very angry he converses in a perfectly normal manner. We noticed this when he was younger. I had not seen this in quite sometime but I am wondering why this happens and only when he is very angry? |
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Azeem
Registered: 04/24/08
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juanita
Registered: 09/03/09
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Very interesting article. My son is high functioning and I've noted a long time ago that he seemed more coherent when he had a fever. Almost as if things slowed down so that he could converse easier. |
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