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during the church sermon. My DS7, pdd-nos, at age 5 thought our church choir was hysterical and laughed like crazy whenever they would sing. 
Hope you had a great St. Pat's dinner (we did that too) and a blessed Easter
Kathy, I am so sorry to hear this. I hope the new meds work. Maybe the Disney trip will help things somehow
. I am praying for you, Billy, and the family.
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I'll be praying for your family Kathy.....I know I've been MIA...between the plans for the addition, looking for a place to stay this summer, and some recent problems with Billy I just haven't had any time to DIS.![]()
Kathy said:Well, I know I left off with the promise of details about our breakfast with Pooh at Crystal Palace, so here's a quick pic to tide you over and let you know I have not forgotten you.....
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Alex was very aggressive when he was about 3, but outgrew that as he learned to talk more. Autism definitely seems like a roller coaster... we finally think we're in a groove and something turns Alex's world upside down and his anxiety takes over. We've almost gone to medication a few times, but haven't had to yet. I'm sure it is just a matter of time for him - he now has the label of ADHD to carry around with him too.
You have to do what's best for Billy and it sounds like medication might be it right now. Like you said, you can deal with the disability, but it's too hard to deal with a sad child. 
I am so sorry to hear you and billy are going through this. 
Hey, you guys!![]()
I know I've been MIA...between the plans for the addition, looking for a place to stay this summer, and some recent problems with Billy I just haven't had any time to DIS.![]()
Regretably, Billy has been having a lot of behavior issues and has been experiencing frequent periods of agitation. It has really been disruptive to the family.
Where has my sweet boy gone?? I lost him once when he was two years old to this god-awful autism and now I feel like I'm losing him all over again. Ed and I always consoled ourselves with the fact that he was generally a happy, joyful child. Sure, his "stims" and "scripts" were quirky and sometimes annoying, but he was always pretty well-behaved and never aggressive.
Now he's hitting and scratching people, constantly breaking things, and in a constant state of agitation. It's like a stranger has taken over his body. Seriously, I should go out to the garage and see if there is a pod from Invasion of the Body Snatchers out there.![]()



and my support. We too are starting to experience some challenging behaviors (biting, hitting and kicking) with our Madelyn. We too will be in Disney in less than a month. Maybe we'll see you there! We will be at the Poly with our little red head. Thank you so much for sharing your trips reports. It really helps us fellow ASD moms with our own planning.