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Re: emotions once again leave me in the dark by BK_G @ Today at 11:45 AM

IANC, there is a huge difference between being alone and being lonely, and frankly, the latter will cause 'unhappy', while the former can often cause 'relief'. Just look at the work you do; you are obviously quite capable and effective. I'll bet yo
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Re: emotions once again leave me in the dark by johnblackwell @ Today at 10:13 AM

IANC, I agree with Bart. From what you say, your marriage is essentially bankrupt, and your attempts to resurrect it are more likely to lead to further harm than good. It's not even a moral question any more, just a matter of survival. A marriage
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Re: emotions once again leave me in the dark by I am not crazy @ Today at 10:11 AM

No I don't view that as crossing the line. as a matter of fact, I greatly and deeply appreciated the effort. it means so much. thank you. wish you could have found her I am coming to realize just how severely I depend on her for EVERYTHING!
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Re: emotions once again leave me in the dark by johnblackwell @ Today at 07:16 AM

Originally Posted By: SerenityActually, it has nothing to do with sex. I personally think women want sex just as much as men, thus making the point mute.Somehow I don't recall many men complaining that women treat them purely as sex objects, so there
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Re: when is it enough to let a loved one go? by Serenity @ Yesterday at 09:14 PM

I'm sorry for the loss of your cat. I cried my eyes out when my nearly four-year old baby, Arnold, died. I balled my eyes out. Same with Edgar (another guinea pig, who died of a cold shortly after his second birthday). I'd take Bart's suggestion and
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Re: when is it enough to let a loved one go? by BK_G @ Yesterday at 09:06 PM

IANC, you need to use this emotional time for 'good'. THIS is exactly one of those times in which you need to use your emotional and therefor suggestible state to say positive things about yourself, over and over and over again. Something simple is b
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Re: emotions once again leave me in the dark by BK_G @ Yesterday at 08:50 PM

I truly don't know what to say or suggest that I haven't mentioned before. Her statement seems to me to be a pure and simple admission of entrapment by fatherhood. Once you see there is no chance, you need to make a decision and start to improve your
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Re: when is it enough to let a loved one go? by I am not crazy @ Yesterday at 07:50 PM

sorry about necroposting but this is the same exact thoughts, but with a different pet. when I came home from work this morning the babysitter said that Pugsley(my second cat, a beautiful long hair calico) was wheezing; i said she always does becaus
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Re: emotions once again leave me in the dark by I am not crazy @ Yesterday at 07:13 PM

I hit an all time new low in depression today. I mean she buried the knife up to the pommel (bottom of handle) into my heart. she told me that she hasn't loved me since I betrayed her. these past 10 years have been a lie, to herself and me. she didn'
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Jump to new posts Re: weighted blankets by I am not crazy @ 03/10/10 08:41 PM

well I paid for it today and she said she can have it out in less than 2 weeks. its good because I think with all of the turmoil I'm in I could use whatever aid possible for comfort or assurance (relaxation).
Parents of AS child: Advice from other parents & adult aspies.
Jump to new posts Re: Sorry if you see this twice by I am not crazy @ 03/10/10 08:30 PM

good for you, dont take no for an answer. stand up for her and her rights. she is entitled to certain rights and accomodations when needed. hopefully she wont need the IEP but it always better to have and not need than need and not have.
Parents of AS child: Advice from other parents & adult aspies.
Jump to new posts Re: not for sure where i respond by Sunshine mom @ 03/10/10 08:30 PM

Thank you, Ive got some good info on places her in Cali that I have to do some homework on. From what I'm hearing its i bit of a struggle.
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Re: emotions once again leave me in the dark by I am not crazy @ 03/10/10 08:27 PM

okay that makes sense. thank you for the clarification. it is made to seem like I could have controlled things better back then. yeah maybe IF I had been diagnosed as asperger way back in my youth. nowadays, yes maybe I can control somethings bet
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Jump to new posts Re: Sorry if you see this twice by Sunshine mom @ 03/10/10 08:10 PM

Thank you I will be working on all that I can get my hands on!! Passive just went out the window.
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Jump to new posts Re: Sorry if you see this twice by I am not crazy @ 03/10/10 08:04 PM

Mom4Max could give you the most help and assistance. our friend v-dog, who seems to be taking a hiatus, is an awesome legal resource, especially Ca laws and he's not a lawyer. that guy seems to know everything about anything. he's like wikepedia.
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Jump to new posts Re: not for sure where i respond by I am not crazy @ 03/10/10 07:37 PM

you can either post it here on the board and we can respond to you or you can send a private message to me directly I will return it as soon as possible I promise. it is rather easy to send a private message. ask away, most of us here love to help
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Jump to new posts Re: My son is doing wonderfully by I am not crazy @ 03/10/10 07:25 PM

hello and welcome to the board my fellow nutmeger. it sounds like you did a down right fine job raising David. you should be proud of him and yourself. I hope he appreciates everything you've done for him. he shouldn't view aspergers as a disabil
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Jump to new posts not for sure where i respond by Sunshine mom @ 03/10/10 07:17 PM

A little help please, Im not for sure if I need to reply directly to you or just on the board I would like to soak up as much info as I can. thanks
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Jump to new posts Re: Sorry if you see this twice by Sunshine mom @ 03/10/10 06:32 PM

Very interesting, I cant even get them to help my 9 yr.old(3rd grader who should be in 4th but held her back) in reading even though she is reading at 2nd grade 3rd month grade level. After they tested her by reading most of it to her. There outcome
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Re: emotions once again leave me in the dark by Serenity @ 03/10/10 06:27 PM

Actually, it has nothing to do with sex. I personally think women want sex just as much as men, thus making the point mute. I'm just happy that he can even pinpoint the month of my birthday because it means he took the time to memorize some little t
Parents of AS child: Advice from other parents & adult aspies.
Jump to new posts Re: Sorry if you see this twice by BK_G @ 03/10/10 05:55 PM

Linda is Mom4Max and has gone through this with her son, in California too.
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Jump to new posts Re: Sorry if you see this twice by Sunshine mom @ 03/10/10 05:54 PM

I don't know who Linda is yet, but will be glad to hear any suggestions.
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Jump to new posts Re: Sorry if you see this twice by BK_G @ 03/10/10 05:32 PM

Ah, now I'm only too eager to learn what Linda has to add to this discussion.
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Jump to new posts Re: Sorry if you see this twice by Sunshine mom @ 03/10/10 05:16 PM

We live in Ca. The school also told me they have to do there own evaluation which they require, so I'm waiting for a date to meet with "all the people".
Parents of AS child: Advice from other parents & adult aspies.
Jump to new posts Re: Sorry if you see this twice by BK_G @ 03/10/10 04:15 PM

Last thing first: we can get depressed by anything, but we don't really know anything is wrong. It is when we are rejected socially when trying to interact, and we cannot understand what it is that causes the problem that we may start to get depresse
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