Hi there,
My doc has just referred my daughter for aspergers, i'm convinced she has it.
She is 10 years old and very bright, and I haven't told her anything about the referral yet, what i'm worried about is the referral itself. I think it will be really damaging for her for me to sit with a specialist and reel off a list of problem behaviour in front of her. As yet I don't know who she'll be referred to so I can't speak to them about my concerns. I know she will have to meet them to be assessed, i'm not worried about that, i'll be able to put it to her in a sensitive way i'm sure. But like I say, I think it could be damaging for her to hear of these things that she does as being odd or wrong. Has anybody else felt like this? What is the procedure? will that part of the process be kept seperate from her? I think if that was the only way to do things, to discuss it all infront of her then I would actually back out of the referral I feel that strongly about it
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waiting for a referral for DD with aspergers
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briarrose · 11/01/2008 13:39
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