Within a month he got his sleep apnea diagnosis, POTS and neuropathy. We showed up for another outpatient procedure (nerve test) and the anethesiasolgist wouldn't put Kreed under without seeing a cardiologist and sleep study. We had to call them and tell them that we still didn't have a sleep study. Despite the fact over night his oxygen levels fell. We were never more horrified with this doctor. Autism doesn't cause tremors in his hands and loss of bathroom functioning. Doesn't cause his legs to look bright red and his feet to curl and have difficulty walking. Doesn't cause his heart rate to soar to 190 just standing up. Autism doesn't cause a child to lay on the ground passed out every single day barely able to get. The main pediatrician said we were overreacting and it was just autism. We spent one week there- seizures were negative. He was laying on the ground barely conscious. Rewind to 2014 and we admitted Kreed to a hospital at the end of January. A lot of damage occurred but it was biochemical damage not seen on an MRI. Further tests revealed Kreed had very low folate in his cerebral spinal fluid which was the cause of a lot of his issues including nonverbal and developmental disabilities. An elevated homocysteine level tells doctors that your body has a breakdown in the way your body is processing B12 and folate and there is a breakdown somewhere along the way. All that had to be tested was his homocysteine. The one they suspected there were only 5 cases. They ran one more test and narrowed it down to 5. That test came back high and it told doctors he had one of 14 colbalimum and folate disorders. A test for about $90 we could have known something was very wrong with Kreed. Those four things led doctors to suspect that Kreed might have a biochemical imbalance, a metabolic condition. Combined with developmental disabilities, peripheral neuropathy and an immune deficiency. What's important for his diagnosis is the fact that he had megaloblastic anemia. Empowering Children on the Autism Spectrum: The Ul.Kreed has been sick with odd things his entire life."Blind Rage" in Children on the Autism Spectrum.Reducing Hostility & Aggression in Children on the.Coping with Divorce: Help for Kids on the Autism S.
How It Feels To Be On The Autism Spectrum.kids of divorced couples are more likely to live in families experiencing poverty or difficult financial circumstances after the divorce.kids of divorced parents are more likely to have health problems, to participate in more risky and antisocial behavior, and to be at higher than average risk of school failure than are young people from two-parent, non-divorced families.stresses resulting from the life changes surrounding the divorce make kids more vulnerable to physical and emotional illnesses, especially when moms and dads continue to fight over custody issues.Unfortunately, divorce may be the most disruptive event in a "special needs" child’s life. But for children with Asperger’s (AS) and High Functioning Autism (HFA), divorce is especially problematic due to their difficulty with transitions and dislike for routine changes. He's taking this really hard to say the least."įor all kids, divorce is often stressful, sad, and confusing. "Any tips for helping my son with high functioning autism to cope with my recent divorce.
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