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In response to "His *2nd* grade teacher wanted to hold him back and put him on meds. Seems like the concept would have been mentioned. -- nm*" by Spawn

Yeah, that is odd. I'm always wary of schools deciding treatment for kids. On the flip side, we have been exceptionally happy with our Psychologist

Posted by oblique (aka kkuphal) Aug 10 '20, 11:04

and the process he used to diagnose my wife and then the two kids. It was very methodical and I totally saw the diagnostic process they used to come to the conclusions to provide medications.

Truly, it made a world of difference for my wife and kids. It was like a night and day change in how they were able to interact with the world. I knew it was right for them but I do hope you can find similar resources by you for whatever's going on.

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We went to our doctor and he said, "What kind of grades is he getting?" "As". - Spawn Aug 10, 11:17 1
- Good. Our kids were also getting good grades but it sometimes was more work/hassle than it needed to be. A lot of that related to my son's auditory - oblique Aug 10, 11:20

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Yeah, that is odd. I'm always wary of schools deciding treatment for kids. On the flip side, we have been exceptionally happy with our Psychologist

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