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Hi everyone, I'm the mother of a 10 year old boy who I am now finding out what

has been treated as extreme ADHD all these years is actually AS. The school is

not so cooperative with me on testing him so I had to put it in writing

demanding he be tested to get help. He is a very brilliant student. He is

unorganized, and often loses, misplaces, or forgets homework pages. He has had

after school detention for the last two weeks for forgetting homework and has

another 2 hour afterschool coming up in a couple weeks, then it's to saturday

school if it continues. It about brings me to tears that the school is just

saying he is unorganized. I see him every day, all day, for the last 10 years.

He has very good intentions but he just gets so easily distracted he forgets to

do what he was told to do. He doesn't have many friends, not close ones either.

Other kids are sarcastic and rude to him and he just doesn't see it like I do.

He can't read their attitude in their voice or body language either.

I am really hoping to learn a lot from all of you about how to help him and help

myself also. I find myself all the time tell him to stop acting like that or

stop doing that or stop making that noise. He can't control it and I know that,

I just keep trying to help him help himself.

I look forward to reading all the messages in the group!

& Cole from Ohio

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