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Penny in OH,

You are definitely right! I can relate!

My son,4, is exactly the same way. He hits when he thinks someone is

being too loud or not following the rules.(Usually his 10 year old

sister) He actually goes up to the person and while he hits them he

is screaming " NO HIT! " . He also tells everybody to go in " timeout "

when they don't do something he wants them to do. My oldest daughter

has had just about enough of him. I have definitely had enough of

the constant screaming. He just never gives up! Sometimes I can

redirect him, other times its a lost cause. He loves the music too,

but it doesn't always work.

Ginnene

http://specialneedschildrennetwork.com

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ginnene, do you to shout no hit when he hits for him to associate the script

to hitting. If he is hitting and shouting this script it simply means he

lacks the words being referenced to his action but has processed the words

as a unit to his reaction. So while he hits he shouts no hit because

somewhre in hims past ehn he was hitting one must have responded with shouts

of no hitting he now appears to associate them both as a unit but not have

cognitions they are connected as a response to his reaction of hitting.

Sondra

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T. Curtis ,yamahardly@..., 03/05/62, Sandy,Utah diagnosed

1991,meds. prednisone,lortab,zyrtec,valium,metformin,mupirocin

ointment,proventil,and advair plus a few i've forgot. I currently work as a

cashier at a chevron,worked as shoe repairman from 1980-98 had to leave because

of alergies to chemicals,installed skylights and operable walls for 4-years left

because of back injury crushed l-4, l-5 & s-1 . I have been maried 23 years to

my sweetheart Judy who no matter what has always been at my side never giving

up on me.Sons Jeffery 24 ,athan 22,Daughter Whitney 21 . I am also

preparing to become a grandpa any day now. I can't wait. we also have 3 dogs

Chester,Missy,Sugar , Birds Grumpy ,Pyle, Raven, & ferrett named Candy.

hobbies camping ,fishing,ridding my motorcycle when able,and just having fun.

Medical history 1980 burn on chest and face , 85 persistent rash chest ,joint

pain 92 graves,asthma, 93 AOSD ,necrotizing faciatis (flesh eating

disease)almost Fatal 98 alergic to chemicals at work in glues and vinyl

products,left career I loved.2001 back injury 2005 just got out of hospital

5-day stay ,worst episode of stills ever,just want to be normal again and chat

with others who know whats up .Need to find a good Rhum. M.D. Have three Family

doctors who are barely listening to me thanks T. Curtis

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THis is my first post on this site. My son was diagnosed late November

with OCD. He has been in weekly therapy since the first of December

and is currently taking Anafranil/Clomperamine. The medication makes

him very tired. Has anyone else's child taken this medication? What

were your thoughts about this drug? I know this is a very slow

process, but it seems like we take one step forward in treatment and

then all kinds of new things pop up. My son is holding on strongly to

the core of his OCD issues, which relate to not touching me or anything

that I have touched. Living life in our house is very complicated. The

only safe place in our house is my son's bedroom-where I'm not allowed

to touch anything. Would appreciate any thoughts/comments/support!

Thanks, Annette