Guest guest Posted January 11, 2007 Report Share Posted January 11, 2007 When my daughter gets overstimulated in a situation she will start giggling....many times escalating to the point where she will strike someone... Re: giggles i to get of these too at times but mostly at the night time but can in the day too. sometimes it is triggered by a memory of soemthings i to felt for me was of funny but then I to get of stuck giggling over everthings funny or not. the husband thinks this is of ever so funny when it happens because I to do it so long I to end in much tears and cant be to say of words much well because trying to tell ofhim the funny things in my head but the words come out all dyslexic in the process which tirggers more of the spell of this and or the husband begins to have much noticed change on hims face with laughs too and then it causes me to get of more and cant seem to stop at all so i to have to cover of my eyes so cant see of the world around me or I to plug off my ears to not hear which ever is too strong for me and seems to be adding to the stuck of the behaviors. Sondra Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2007 Report Share Posted January 11, 2007 Okay, I'm not on the spectrum (that I know of) but I get the giggles when I'm severely overtired. Could she be tired, going through a growth spurt, ???? Re: Re: giggles When my daughter gets overstimulated in a situation she will start giggling....many times escalating to the point where she will strike someone... Re: giggles i to get of these too at times but mostly at the night time but can in the day too. sometimes it is triggered by a memory of soemthings i to felt for me was of funny but then I to get of stuck giggling over everthings funny or not. the husband thinks this is of ever so funny when it happens because I to do it so long I to end in much tears and cant be to say of words much well because trying to tell ofhim the funny things in my head but the words come out all dyslexic in the process which tirggers more of the spell of this and or the husband begins to have much noticed change on hims face with laughs too and then it causes me to get of more and cant seem to stop at all so i to have to cover of my eyes so cant see of the world around me or I to plug off my ears to not hear which ever is too strong for me and seems to be adding to the stuck of the behaviors. Sondra Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2007 Report Share Posted January 11, 2007 Ya me too...really bad! Ella is more giggly when shes sleepy...hmmmm..its always a guessing game. thanks Aimee Doreen wrote: Okay, I'm not on the spectrum (that I know of) but I get the giggles when I'm severely overtired. Could she be tired, going through a growth spurt, ???? Re: Re: giggles When my daughter gets overstimulated in a situation she will start giggling....many times escalating to the point where she will strike someone... Re: giggles i to get of these too at times but mostly at the night time but can in the day too. sometimes it is triggered by a memory of soemthings i to felt for me was of funny but then I to get of stuck giggling over everthings funny or not. the husband thinks this is of ever so funny when it happens because I to do it so long I to end in much tears and cant be to say of words much well because trying to tell ofhim the funny things in my head but the words come out all dyslexic in the process which tirggers more of the spell of this and or the husband begins to have much noticed change on hims face with laughs too and then it causes me to get of more and cant seem to stop at all so i to have to cover of my eyes so cant see of the world around me or I to plug off my ears to not hear which ever is too strong for me and seems to be adding to the stuck of the behaviors. Sondra Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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