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Okiemommy
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Thank you what kind of surgery did they have to do to his ear? I understand your frustration with the "holding the hands over the ears and yelling lalallalala!!" from a personal standpoint. I haven't been officially diagnosed, but I have many, many symptoms of aspergers. I had problems in school with my reading comprehension, but because my reading level was 5 or 6 grades above my fellow classmates, my mom refused that there was a problem. Finally the advisors told my mom that if I don't get help with my comprehension in the 8th grade, then I wouldn't pass. That finally did the trick and she allowed them to enroll me in a reading class. There were many other things that she refused to face, that I could have gotten help with, had she faced them.Okie, Hope your little one does ok. My DS seems to be doing somewhat better after they did ear surgery on one ear. They still have to do something to his other ear. They won't make any diagnosis until then. My son does not want to discuss a lot of this, he and his wife were in total denial forever until I just flat out made them take a long hard look. Then they sluffed me off with "it will be ok". Then a few months after that he called and wanted to discuss it. I figured out real quick what he wanted was for me to agree with him. Needless to say I did not agree. I was furious with them for waiting so long to even attempt to find out what was wrong. Angry with the Dr's for not pushing the issue. Angry with them all for allowing tubes placed in a childs ears by a Dr to be left in to create such horrible infections. All of this part of the problem could have been totally avoided. If he is autistic that would be unavoidable. But the ear thing was avoidable. Total carelessness on everyones part.