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[b]Should I be happy that now his symptoms are so obvious that now they're shutting up?
Not really[/b], I'm just waiting for someone in the family to say "if you had done such and such when he was younger, he wouldn't be this way". Strangle. I. Have. Done. Everything. 
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I can totally relate to this sentiment.  Initially, my ILs (!) especially were very rude and judgmental about our decision even to have DS evaluated let alone (gasp) start ST.  They thought we were going to do life-long harm by making him feel different.  I heard all the typical excuses--he's a boy, he'll talk later; Einstein didn't talk until he was whatever age; he'll talk when he's ready; this is just his personality, etc.  While DS has thankfully made lovely progress and I am grateful, fast forward a few years and there's no denying that he has "issues".  Of course, never have my ILs ever acknowledged the huge sacrifices of TLC, time, money and stress we have put ourselves through to intervene aggressively.  They don't help in any way, not even with moral support.[/quote]

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