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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] This is very clearly anxiety, but at such a high level, and demonstrated for so long (prior to the trip) that I would request an evaluation from a developmental pediatrician, OP. Inflexibility and anxiety are red flags for autism. Please don't be scared by that diagnosis! I have lots of high-functioning autistic people in my family, and around me. The adults are successful individuals with families, and the kids I know, including my own, are good students with perfectly fine career potential. But it takes a lot more parenting to get them to that point, and that's why you need professional help and services. Bear in mind that you will probably face a diagnosis of anxiety, first, since that it the most obvious symptom. High-functioning autism can take years to diagnose. Good luck. THIS IS NOT YOUR FAULT. [/quote] Terrible take. She’s an indulged only child.[b] At home they cater everything to her needs and whims but on this trip she didn’t get that and she didn’t like it.[/b] [/quote] +1000000000000 It’s this. OP got a glimpse of how much easier life is when you don’t revolve your entire life around your kids and create a monster. [/quote]
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