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Would you adopt this child? Part 2?
If you answered yes to this question
You know get to answer this:
How would you handle all the kid's problems? How would you raise them? How would you handle autistic outbursts? Meds or no meds? Therapy or mediation? Public, private or home school? That type of thing.
3 Answers
- Ranchmom1Lv 72 years ago
We dealt with our daughter's problems one day at a time, one step at a time. She was severely traumatized when she came to us. She had horrible nightmares which triggered her PTSD and caused dissociative episodes in which she would wake up and run out of the house thinking someone was trying to hurt her. We had to get an alarm so we knew if she was up and trying to get out at night while dissociating.
Therapy, love, time, emotional healing, more therapy - day by day she became the person she is today - wouldn't trade her for the world.
Source(s): Adoptee and Adoptive Mom. - 2 years ago
My adoptive parents just handled me one step at a time, I would do meds and therapy of course, I would always keep a bag of things that the child would love to play with to keep them distracted, I would start with public school and if it wasn't enough I would put them in online school and help all day I would handle everything as it happened. One step at a time
- Anonymous2 years ago
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