Guest guest Posted October 19, 2010 Report Share Posted October 19, 2010 Do any of your AS kids get aggressive toward you (Mom) when they lock into an idea of something they have to have or have to keep doing. This happens once or twice a week. If I ask my 13 year old daughter to get off the computer at 9pm and she doesn't I turn off the box for the internet. Wow will she punch and hit me repeatedly. She is only 60 lbs and 4'5'' so I am not really seriously injured but the behavior is just so out of control. Afterward she says she is sorry. There is a consequence of no assess to the laptop she likes to use. She still has assess to the desktop in the kitchen. She earns computer time every day for going to school (she often refuses to go to school). If after school my daughter wants to go to the pet store and I say, not today but on Friday ...she pulls my hair and won't let go unless I somehow pull her off me. She feels entitiled to something to lift her mood since she says school is so boring. Once I say no, I don't give in. She is definately trying to get me back for saying no. I am working with a behaviorist and my daughter is on zoloft (75mg). Her psychiatrist suggested we try Abilify to lessen the obessiveness and reasctions. I hate the idea it opens the door to trying all sorts of mood stabizers. I was wondering how common this beahvior is and how you have coped? She is not the least bt aggressive with anyone else. She is mostly withdrawn from her peers at school. She is receiving social skill training at her school. She is in a special needs school. She is not bipolar. Does not have any manic tendencies. She is really addictive about her special interests of collecting fish and just keeps wanting to but things for them etc. I appreciate any feedback. Pam Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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