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Old 03-06-2008, 12:18 PM
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One big, warm, tight, hug, handshake and howdy, moose-size official type welcome to the site. This place is amazing!

Wow.
My heart goes out to you because my oldest boy, Gabriel (6), is having similiar problems. His teacher says he has trouble staying on track. Or 'changing gears', as I put it. They'll be reviewing a lesson in class and switch to the next subject and he has trouble adjusting and keeping up. He also displays a lot of emotion here at home but does well with his homework.

Gabriel was born 7 weeks early. I'm not sure if it's developmental issues or what, but I've put him in therapy. I need his mother (my ex) in there as well. She's just a worthless mommy. And by proxy; makes her a worthless human being.

Anyway, Dominic sounds sharp. The first thing that popped in my head was, "Has he had an IQ test"? He may be just too smart for the grade or classes he's in. Just a thought. Please keep us posted, because:

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