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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Hmm. [b]I find it really annoying when my mom asks a lot of questions about DS's doctors and therapies.  I know this is mean to say but the questions she asks are usually stupid and make me more anxious.  [/b]She is nice to DS most of the time (we all get frustrated with some of his behavior) and makes an effort to play with him and buy him toys that she thinks he will like.  That's what I view her correct role as.[/quote]

Same. My mother used to just be very judgemental. Basically because our DS was not like other kids but he's very severe.
The judgement and having me chase around every whack all therapy idea was crazy stressful. None of that crap helps and it just makes you even more bankrupt.

My son was so severe and my mother do intolerant she didn't babysit for 9 years? Really no one did but you expect family to at least try.

Things are calmer now and she relates a lot better to him - I had to read her the riot act many times and at one point I stopped answering the phone for a year or two as she caused so much stress!).

But you're saying that you would like to discuss the therapies and things with your mom and she won't?
Must be how she is. Can you discuss with friends instead?

We wanted to include my mom in sign language lessons and she refused - she has a deaf sister even and she refused...
Pretty wacky but I don't sweat these things I just move on.[/quote]

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