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Old 09-26-2008, 07:37 PM #11
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Chreey

You hit it on the nose. Its the fact its different each day. Also he is
at the age that its hard to know what to think.

You need to remember also he is used to having been told he is doing
something bad. So maybe he thinks he is bad. So just give it time,
and keep working with him, hubby and the therapist.

Things will look up.

Donna
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