Re: Please help me make some sense of this answer......

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In a message dated 7/16/2006 6:59:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

mainpatr@... writes:

So any ideas on what his answer might mean would be greatly appreciated,

Thanks everyone.

The first thing that concerned me about my son was his being afraid of going

into his room alone when he was younger, he went in the room with me but

never alone and he had to keep the bathroom door open as well. He also called

out many times when he was in the bathroom. He has over the years had

irrational fears and could never really explain what was scaring him. But now

at 16

all of his fears have disappeared we thought it would be forever, we took him

for counseling and therapy all to no avail, time healed all. He is now well

adjusted and does great. My thoughts having gone though the same thing with my

son is not to make a big deal about it and not to stress over it, otherwise

they pick up on it. I bet he will grow and get over the fears as well.

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Could she have been watching Airplane 2 which aired on HBO on Saturday?

They had a bit on there where a shuttle was out of control and flying toward

the

sun.

Barb

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Wow, that IS a puzzler. Maybe the movement of the shadows as the sun crosses

the sky? Is there a mirror or something reflective that the sun hits and

reflects back extra brightly? Can you spend some time in there observing him to

see if he keeps glancing in a certain direction? Good luck.

Pat-Mom to Josh and Sara (16 yo and 13 yo, both AS)

Leighanne Ratliff <a_cute_tx_cowgirl@...> wrote:

Hey guys,

My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or even go

in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go into his room

by himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what was he scared of

in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and make it less scary

for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I told my aunt this story

and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room that scared him. He won't go

in there when it's dark, but he won't go in there when the lights on by himself

either. I just don't understand what he's trying to tell me when he says he's

scared of the sun. The only thing I can think of is that the sun is too bright

for him and it hurts his eyes, but he doesn't say anything about it in the

living room or kitchen area. So any ideas on what his answer might mean would be

greatly appreciated, Thanks everyone.

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I am not sure what about the sun frightens your son but I can relate as my 5

year old is scared of everything, the lights being off, the fan in the toilet,

the sun shining on his face, shadows, the t.v being too loud, you name it! The

funny thing is that often he can cope with these things in the morning but by

afternoon they are enough to send him into full fledged meltdown.

Perhaps your son saw a scary shadow somewhere else and someone explained to him

that it was just the sun making the shadow so now he is afraid of the sun.

I wish I had the answers but oftne I amazed myself at how something that seems

to so insignificant to me can be terrifying to my son.

Beck

( ) Please help me make some sense of this

answer......

Hey guys,

My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or even

go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go into his

room by himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what was he scared

of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and make it less scary

for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I told my aunt this story

and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room that scared him. He won't go

in there when it's dark, but he won't go in there when the lights on by himself

either. I just don't understand what he's trying to tell me when he says he's

scared of the sun. The only thing I can think of is that the sun is too bright

for him and it hurts his eyes, but he doesn't say anything about it in the

living room or kitchen area. So any ideas on what his answer might mean would be

greatly appreciated, Thanks everyone.

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I have a 3 1/2 yr old AS daughter. Her fears and likes/dislikes almost always

come from something she has seen on TV or a movie. Could he have maybe seen a

cartoon or something where the sun was hot, burning something up? You would be

surprised how small a snippet they have to see to embedded it in their brain.

Just a thought.

Tammie

( ) Please help me make some sense of this

answer......

Hey guys,

My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or even

go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go into his

room by himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what was he scared

of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and make it less scary

for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I told my aunt this story

and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room that scared him. He won't go

in there when it's dark, but he won't go in there when the lights on by himself

either. I just don't understand what he's trying to tell me when he says he's

scared of the sun. The only thing I can think of is that the sun is too bright

for him and it hurts his eyes, but he doesn't say anything about it in the

living room or kitchen area. So any ideas on what his answer might mean would be

greatly appreciated, Thanks everyone.

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My son is afraid of the " scary light " in his room. The

fear seems to come and go, and we have never been able to

figure out exactly what he means. We've made various changes

but nothing seems to really help. Sorry I can't offer more

assistance.

Willa

mom to Bam, 4.7

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When mine was that age, he wouldn't step on sand or any kind of unpaved

road. He would scream and climb me as if I were a tree to keep him safe from

some beast. now it sounds funny, but when it started, we couldn't figure

outwhat was the matter. It lasted a few months. To this day he can't explain

why. F

Re: ( ) Please help me make some sense of this

answer......

I am not sure what about the sun frightens your son but I can relate as my 5

year old is scared of everything, the lights being off, the fan in the

toilet, the sun shining on his face, shadows, the t.v being too loud, you

name it! The funny thing is that often he can cope with these things in the

morning but by afternoon they are enough to send him into full fledged

meltdown.

Perhaps your son saw a scary shadow somewhere else and someone explained to

him that it was just the sun making the shadow so now he is afraid of the

sun.

I wish I had the answers but oftne I amazed myself at how something that

seems to so insignificant to me can be terrifying to my son.

Beck

( ) Please help me make some sense of this

answer.......

Hey guys,

My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or

even go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go

into his room by himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what

was he scared of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and

make it less scary for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I

told my aunt this story and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room

that scared him. He won't go in there when it's dark, but he won't go in

there when the lights on by himself either. I just don't understand what

he's trying to tell me when he says he's scared of the sun. The only thing I

can think of is that the sun is too bright for him and it hurts his eyes,

but he doesn't say anything about it in the living room or kitchen area. So

any ideas on what his answer might mean would be greatly appreciated, Thanks

everyone.

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uplift <uplift@...> wrote:

When mine was that age, he wouldn't step on sand or any kind of unpaved

road. He would scream and climb me as if I were a tree to keep him safe from

some beast. now it sounds funny, but when it started, we couldn't figure

outwhat was the matter. It lasted a few months. To this day he can't explain

why. F

Re: ( ) Please help me make some sense of this

answer......

I am not sure what about the sun frightens your son but I can relate as my 5

year old is scared of everything, the lights being off, the fan in the

toilet, the sun shining on his face, shadows, the t.v being too loud, you

name it! The funny thing is that often he can cope with these things in the

morning but by afternoon they are enough to send him into full fledged

meltdown.

Perhaps your son saw a scary shadow somewhere else and someone explained to

him that it was just the sun making the shadow so now he is afraid of the

sun.

I wish I had the answers but oftne I amazed myself at how something that

seems to so insignificant to me can be terrifying to my son.

Beck

( ) Please help me make some sense of this

answer.......

Hey guys,

My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or

even go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go

into his room by himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what

was he scared of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and

make it less scary for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I

told my aunt this story and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room

that scared him. He won't go in there when it's dark, but he won't go in

there when the lights on by himself either. I just don't understand what

he's trying to tell me when he says he's scared of the sun. The only thing I

can think of is that the sun is too bright for him and it hurts his eyes,

but he doesn't say anything about it in the living room or kitchen area. So

any ideas on what his answer might mean would be greatly appreciated, Thanks

everyone.

when you figure it out let me know my two year old is also scared of the sun

and lights he dont like to see any light shining in the windows i got trash bags

taped to my bedroom windows because if he wakes up at night he will have a heart

attact if he see's any light????? maybe sensory??? he's scared of a lot of

things mostly noises and light when we go to a store he has to wear a hat and

sun glasses. lol he's cute but its not funny

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Hi Leighanne, Have you looked into what direction the sun is coming in in the morning? Maybe he has woken up to the sun across his face or into a mirror where it reflects onto somewhere else. That's all I can think of. AnnLeighanne Ratliff <a_cute_tx_cowgirl@...> wrote: Hey guys, My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or even go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go into his room by

himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what was he scared of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and make it less scary for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I told my aunt this story and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room that scared him. He won't go in there when it's dark, but he won't go in there when the lights on by himself either. I just don't understand what he's trying to tell me when he says he's scared of the sun. The only thing I can think of is that the sun is too bright for him and it hurts his eyes, but he doesn't say anything about it in the living room or kitchen area. So any ideas on what his answer might mean would be greatly appreciated, Thanks everyone. Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min

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Hi Leighanne, Have you looked into what direction the sun is coming in in the morning? Maybe he has woken up to the sun across his face or into a mirror where it reflects onto somewhere else. That's all I can think of. AnnLeighanne Ratliff <a_cute_tx_cowgirl@...> wrote: Hey guys, My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or even go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go into his room by

himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what was he scared of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and make it less scary for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I told my aunt this story and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room that scared him. He won't go in there when it's dark, but he won't go in there when the lights on by himself either. I just don't understand what he's trying to tell me when he says he's scared of the sun. The only thing I can think of is that the sun is too bright for him and it hurts his eyes, but he doesn't say anything about it in the living room or kitchen area. So any ideas on what his answer might mean would be greatly appreciated, Thanks everyone. Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min

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My nine year old still won't sleep in his own bedroom. He will play in

there and read etc., but will not stay in there to sleep. Pam

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It could be the way the light reflects off the walls. Or maybe it's the yellow tone to sunlight that bothers him. Is he ok in there when the room lights are off? It could be something wrong with the bulb...buzzing, humming, flickering something that only he can see. Try asking him what the difference is between his room and the living room sunlight Leighanne Ratliff <a_cute_tx_cowgirl@...> wrote: Hey guys, My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room

by himself or even go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go into his room by himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what was he scared of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and make it less scary for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I told my aunt this story and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room that scared him. He won't go in there when it's dark, but he won't go in there when the lights on by himself either. I just don't understand what he's trying to tell me when he says he's scared of the sun. The only thing I can think of is that the sun is too bright for him and it hurts his eyes, but he doesn't say anything about it in the living room or kitchen area. So any ideas on what his answer might mean would be greatly appreciated, Thanks everyone. Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less. Hugs & Peace,

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Hi Leighanne,

I don't know if this would be helpful, but my daughter would not go in her room much either when she was about that age. She was not autistic, had a brother who was, was just afraid of going upstairs by herself. She had her own little room I had fixed up real pretty in pink flowers, etc., it was the '70s, and her two brothers had their rooms at each end of the hallway.

So for quite awhile she slept downstairs in the master bedroom with my husband and I, and her autistic brother in his bed there too, as he was the type who liked to jump out upstairs windows so I could not let him upstairs at all.

Anyway she gradually started playing upstairs with her toys during the day, as long as at least one brother was up there in his room at the time, and eventually she began sleeping in her own bed at night. She told me stories of seeing angels in the hallway then, and I didn't doubt it, think they were there to protect her.

Anyway now she is 36 years old, and has three children of her own, and right at this moment they are here with me while she has gone to work. She delivers mail for U.S. Postal.

I have found that life just seems to go on, one way or another. Usually.

Carolyn

Please help me make some sense of this answer......

Hey guys,

My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or even go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go into his room by himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what was he scared of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and make it less scary for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I told my aunt this story and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room that scared him. He won't go in there when it's dark, but he won't go in there when the lights on by himself either. I just don't understand what he's trying to tell me when he says he's scared of the sun. The only thing I can think of is that the sun is too bright for him and it hurts his eyes, but he doesn't say anything about it in the living room or kitchen area. So any ideas on what his answer might mean would be greatly appreciated, Thanks everyone.

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Hi Leighanne,

I don't know if this would be helpful, but my daughter would not go in her room much either when she was about that age. She was not autistic, had a brother who was, was just afraid of going upstairs by herself. She had her own little room I had fixed up real pretty in pink flowers, etc., it was the '70s, and her two brothers had their rooms at each end of the hallway.

So for quite awhile she slept downstairs in the master bedroom with my husband and I, and her autistic brother in his bed there too, as he was the type who liked to jump out upstairs windows so I could not let him upstairs at all.

Anyway she gradually started playing upstairs with her toys during the day, as long as at least one brother was up there in his room at the time, and eventually she began sleeping in her own bed at night. She told me stories of seeing angels in the hallway then, and I didn't doubt it, think they were there to protect her.

Anyway now she is 36 years old, and has three children of her own, and right at this moment they are here with me while she has gone to work. She delivers mail for U.S. Postal.

I have found that life just seems to go on, one way or another. Usually.

Carolyn

Please help me make some sense of this answer......

Hey guys,

My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or even go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go into his room by himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what was he scared of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and make it less scary for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I told my aunt this story and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room that scared him. He won't go in there when it's dark, but he won't go in there when the lights on by himself either. I just don't understand what he's trying to tell me when he says he's scared of the sun. The only thing I can think of is that the sun is too bright for him and it hurts his eyes, but he doesn't say anything about it in the living room or kitchen area. So any ideas on what his answer might mean would be greatly appreciated, Thanks everyone.

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My 9 year old, Sara, who has adhd severe r/o mood disorder...? freaks out if she is alone in any part of the house, sometimes screaming at the top of her lungs for 2+ hours. If someone figures this one out, PLEASE let me know!!! Carolyn <charper777@...> wrote: Hi Leighanne, I don't know if this would be helpful, but my daughter would

not go in her room much either when she was about that age. She was not autistic, had a brother who was, was just afraid of going upstairs by herself. She had her own little room I had fixed up real pretty in pink flowers, etc., it was the '70s, and her two brothers had their rooms at each end of the hallway. So for quite awhile she slept downstairs in the master bedroom with my husband and I, and her autistic brother in his bed there too, as he was the type who liked to jump out upstairs windows so I could not let him upstairs at all. Anyway she gradually started playing upstairs with her toys during the day, as long as at least one brother was up there in his room at the time, and eventually she began sleeping in her own bed at

night. She told me stories of seeing angels in the hallway then, and I didn't doubt it, think they were there to protect her. Anyway now she is 36 years old, and has three children of her own, and right at this moment they are here with me while she has gone to work. She delivers mail for U.S. Postal. I have found that life just seems to go on, one way or another. Usually. Carolyn Please help me make some sense of this answer...... Hey guys, My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or even go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go into his room by himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what was he scared of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and make it less scary for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I told my aunt this story and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room that scared him. He won't go in there when it's dark, but he won't go in there when the lights on by himself either. I just don't understand what he's trying to tell

me when he says he's scared of the sun. The only thing I can think of is that the sun is too bright for him and it hurts his eyes, but he doesn't say anything about it in the living room or kitchen area. So any ideas on what his answer might mean would be greatly appreciated, Thanks everyone. Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less. If there are no dogs in Heaven, then when I die I want to go where they wentWill There is no psychiatrist in the world like a puppy licking your face.Ben A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loveshimself.Josh Billings

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i have a 12 year old that wont take baths because there is a window in the

bathroom, i have to stand in there with him to make sure no one is watching even

though it is frosted and locked tight. He was this way when we lived in an

apartment on the second floor he swore that people could see in. i was that

manager of the building and took him to the empty apartment in the building

right across from our window to prove you could not see in and he still did not

beleive me. Sometimes their minds must send different reality signals or

something. It is just one of those things that make you go hmmmmmmmmmm.

gina jennings <catgina_jennings01@...> wrote:

uplift <uplift@...> wrote:

When mine was that age, he wouldn't step on sand or any kind of unpaved

road. He would scream and climb me as if I were a tree to keep him safe from

some beast. now it sounds funny, but when it started, we couldn't figure

outwhat was the matter. It lasted a few months. To this day he can't explain

why. F

Re: ( ) Please help me make some sense of this

answer......

I am not sure what about the sun frightens your son but I can relate as my 5

year old is scared of everything, the lights being off, the fan in the

toilet, the sun shining on his face, shadows, the t.v being too loud, you

name it! The funny thing is that often he can cope with these things in the

morning but by afternoon they are enough to send him into full fledged

meltdown.

Perhaps your son saw a scary shadow somewhere else and someone explained to

him that it was just the sun making the shadow so now he is afraid of the

sun.

I wish I had the answers but oftne I amazed myself at how something that

seems to so insignificant to me can be terrifying to my son.

Beck

( ) Please help me make some sense of this

answer.......

Hey guys,

My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or

even go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go

into his room by himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what

was he scared of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and

make it less scary for him. He said that the sun in his room scared him. I

told my aunt this story and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room

that scared him. He won't go in there when it's dark, but he won't go in

there when the lights on by himself either. I just don't understand what

he's trying to tell me when he says he's scared of the sun. The only thing I

can think of is that the sun is too bright for him and it hurts his eyes,

but he doesn't say anything about it in the living room or kitchen area. So

any ideas on what his answer might mean would be greatly appreciated, Thanks

everyone.

when you figure it out let me know my two year old is also scared of the sun and

lights he dont like to see any light shining in the windows i got trash bags

taped to my bedroom windows because if he wakes up at night he will have a heart

attact if he see's any light????? maybe sensory??? he's scared of a lot of

things mostly noises and light when we go to a store he has to wear a hat and

sun glasses. lol he's cute but its not funny

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Leighanne, Could it be the ceiling light or a lamp that is bright? Just a thought. Good luck! DeeDeeLeighanne Ratliff <a_cute_tx_cowgirl@...> wrote: Hey guys, My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by himself or even go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was he afraid to go into his room by himself and he said cause he's scared. So I asked him what was he scared of in his room so that I could get it out of there or try and make it less scary for him. He said that the sun in his room scared

him. I told my aunt this story and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room that scared him. He won't go in there when it's dark, but he won't go in there when the lights on by himself either. I just don't understand what he's trying to tell me when he says he's scared of the sun. The only thing I can think of is that the sun is too bright for him and it hurts his eyes, but he doesn't say anything about it in the living room or kitchen area. So any ideas on what his answer might mean would be greatly appreciated, Thanks everyone. Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less.

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Hi,

I do not often post because of schedualing I do not have time to do

much more than read a bit each night . I had an Idia and thought id

pass it to you. don't just ask him what it is as him to point it

out show it to you.

One other tip that may help. My 6 yr old is affraid of nightmares so

I got some of the *healing garden* lavender bed spray and told him

it was like the bug spray we use on wasps and other bugs except it

was for bad dreams and monsters. He sprays it by the windows and

under the bed saying " monsters monsters go away no more monsters

here today " its one of those mental things that makes him feel

empowerd and workd wonders.

shayla

Leighanne Ratliff <a_cute_tx_cowgirl@...> wrote: Hey

guys,

> My son is 3 1/2 and still doesn't want to play in his room by

himself or even go in there by himself. I recently asked him why was

he afraid to go into his room by himself and he said cause he's

scared. So I asked him what was he scared of in his room so that I

could get it out of there or try and make it less scary for him. He

said that the sun in his room scared him. I told my aunt this story

and she said maybe it was the shadows in his room that scared him.

He won't go in there when it's dark, but he won't go in there when

the lights on by himself either. I just don't understand what he's

trying to tell me when he says he's scared of the sun. The only

thing I can think of is that the sun is too bright for him and it

hurts his eyes, but he doesn't say anything about it in the living

room or kitchen area. So any ideas on what his answer might mean

would be greatly appreciated, Thanks everyone.

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Hi,

One of my nephews was frightened of the

monsters which lived under his bed – until I vacuumed them up one day and

told him that that was the way to get rid of any more that turned up. Problem

solved!

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Sent: 27 July 2006 13:24

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Re: Please help me make some sense of this answer......

That reminds me! I had the same problem with my nt and AS kids on this

one and we used a regular cheap spray bottle and put water in it and then put a

label on it that said " Monster Spray " the kids would spray it under

their beds and in their closet etc before bed and would then go to sleep

knowing the " monsters " could not come in. They equated it to bug

spray and mom has a big SPIDER issue so they had seen bug spray kill

bugs.........

DeeDee

shayla

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