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[quote=Anonymous]OP again, the the Pp above who suggested we use the word "no"-- that comment you highlighted was not mine. We do use the word "no". To the person who suggested I just wanted a diagnosis-- I would love nothing more than to *not* have a diagnosis. I would love nothing more than to be told I'm crazy, and my kid is normal. If, though, she has something going on, I want to help her, and my instinct is that she is more difficult than her peers. I asked for advice here because I realize it isn't always easy to understand what is normal and what isn't regarding you own kid's behavior. Lastly, for the person who asked-- she has a younger sibling with whom she is absolutely fantastic. My husband and I comment almost daily about how surprised we are that she is incredibly kind and caring with her sibling-- much moreso than with friends. They play beautifully together, she is careful, and they seldom fight. It's almost weird, but great, and the best part of parenting, for me.[/quote]
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