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Originally posted by Advantage
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
reply to post by Aliensun
But you'd believe a psychologist telling you it was something entirely different right?
We always try and find answers to our problems. In our quest for having an answer, we often just take whatever explanation is the most reasonable, or the most convenient.
He has a disorder, therefore, mystery solved, no longer needs treatment or to figure it out. Just say " OH HE"S ODD, or ADHD, can't blame him!'.
Most of these diagnoses are a cop out for personal responsibility and growing the hell up.
Some people just don't, period. They don't have a disorder, they are just unwilling to make changes within themselves.
~Tenth
Want to hear something interesting?? My daughter had a severe fluke reaction to a particular immunization and was hospitalized several times. Went from a normal baby to somehting seriously wrong. It WAS tracked to the immunization and VAERS were filed on it.. and she was sent to a pediatric neurologist to diagnose her. She has a form of autism with serious processing issues. The funny part is ( long story short) when its THEIR fault and can be proven, they sure as hell didnt send her to a psychiatrist to diagnose a medical issue.. it was a neurologist. MOST kids are diagnosed as having aspergers or autism spectrum disorders by a psych. How can this be ( rhetorical Q)
Originally posted by moniesisfun
reply to post by Advantage
They should have her DNA sequenced to find out which rare genetic component caused this severe reaction.
To make it easier, and best help out others, compare her DNA to others who were diagnosed with "aspergers" or "autistic spectrum disorder", who also had the same immunization.
In the future, we should have people's DNA sequenced ahead of immunization, in order to make sure certain susceptible individuals aren't screwed up.
Then you could file a class action lawsuit against...heck, the manufacture of the vaccine, and the psychiatric organization who erroneously label someone with a permanent disorder without knowing the true cause.
At some point pseudo science must be realized as such.edit on 8-10-2012 by moniesisfun because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by tinker9917
Originally posted by Advantage
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
reply to post by Aliensun
But you'd believe a psychologist telling you it was something entirely different right?
We always try and find answers to our problems. In our quest for having an answer, we often just take whatever explanation is the most reasonable, or the most convenient.
He has a disorder, therefore, mystery solved, no longer needs treatment or to figure it out. Just say " OH HE"S ODD, or ADHD, can't blame him!'.
Most of these diagnoses are a cop out for personal responsibility and growing the hell up.
Some people just don't, period. They don't have a disorder, they are just unwilling to make changes within themselves.
~Tenth
Want to hear something interesting?? My daughter had a severe fluke reaction to a particular immunization and was hospitalized several times. Went from a normal baby to somehting seriously wrong. It WAS tracked to the immunization and VAERS were filed on it.. and she was sent to a pediatric neurologist to diagnose her. She has a form of autism with serious processing issues. The funny part is ( long story short) when its THEIR fault and can be proven, they sure as hell didnt send her to a psychiatrist to diagnose a medical issue.. it was a neurologist. MOST kids are diagnosed as having aspergers or autism spectrum disorders by a psych. How can this be ( rhetorical Q)
I also suspect immunizations. May I ask how you can Prove it?
Originally posted by METACOMET
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Originally posted by tothetenthpower
I'm insulted. Apparently psychiatrists think that simply because children question authority, that they have a neurological disorder.
Source
Opositional defiant disorder (ODD) is a diagnosis described by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) as an ongoing pattern of anger guided disobedience, hostilely defiant behavior toward authority figures which goes beyond the bounds of normal childhood behavior. People may appear very stubborn and often angry. A diagnosis of ODD cannot be given if the child presents with conduct disorder (CD).[1]
So...I mean, a disorder? An actual disorder? Let's look at the symptoms.
Signs and symptomsSome signs and symptoms that must be perpetuated for longer than 6 months and must be considered beyond normal child behavior to fit the diagnosis are:[5][6]
The child must exhibit 4 out of the 8 signs and symptoms listed below in order to meet the DSM-IV-TR diagnostic threshold for oppositional defiant disorder[7]
Actively refuses to comply with majority's requests or consensus-supported rules[8]
Performs actions to deliberately annoy others[8]
Angry and resentful of others[6]
Argues often[6]
Blames others for his or her own mistakes
Has few or no friends or has lost friends
Causes constant trouble at school
Spiteful or seeks revenge
Touchy or easily annoyed
Generally, these patterns of behavior will lead to problems at school and other social venues.[6]
This is atually probably one of the most nonsensical things I've ever read. Why is that we strive to 'diagnose' every little thing? Is it possible your child is just a dick? Or he's smarter than your average bear?
Is it possible that children recognize that un-questioning faith and obedience is a bad thing to have?!
I'm at a loss for words at how idiotic this whole concept is..
Somebody please enlighten me as to nature of this 'disorder' and why we've wasted countless hours attempting to figure out what is wrong with children, when there apparently isn't anything wrong, other than they have a problem with authority.
~Tenthedit on 10/8/2012 by tothetenthpower because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by moniesisfun
reply to post by Advantage
Forgive me, I often think we live on planet Brando. Sometimes this world is a bit too much to bare, and I shut it out for BrandoWorld instead.
You know, where things actually make sense and all...then there comes times where I imagine myself typing in my head to awesome people, with information exchanges between us two where there could actually be things done and people get well within our capabilities...
I must apologize for sometimes not being able to tell the difference between fantasy and reality....oh noes, I must have psychosis!!
I must be in need of a bunch of pills, ASAP.
reply to post by Advantage
Oh an by the way, my kid is 1/2 NDN and my cousins are rez babies.. who cares about us and our genetic issues.