can anyone help?

#75

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 4:51 pm

I would like to believe u have helped some people, even a blind squirrel finds a nut now and then lol
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#76

Postby quietvoice » Mon Nov 11, 2019 4:51 pm

Thread name:
can anyone help?

Number of posts up to now (not including this one):
76

Number of posts made by the Opening Poster:
13

Number of posts made by Richard:
12

Number of posts made by me:
6

Number of posts made by me that was directed toward the OP:
1

Remaining number of posts, made by Icanbeatthis:
45

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Icanbeatthis:
From all of the 45 posts made by you, please provide a summary of the help you have provided the opening poster, the lady that you are wanting to help. Thank you.
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#77

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 5:01 pm

A sense of humour is a sign of intelligence, you don't seem to have one that I know of, I'm still laughing about the squirrel thing lol
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#78

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 5:06 pm

The nice lady I'm helping has a sense of humour too even in her difficult times
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#79

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 5:28 pm

OK I'll do my best to remember as many as I can. I'm not exactly sure about how many possible solutions to her problem I've suggested I could go back and count them but it will take some time. (if u give me a reason why its important I will) I've supported her every decision. I spent over an hour listening to a recording of her son to gain information to help with. I've emailed Sony asking for any possible help or guidance to how I can help in any way. I've done a ton of research on autism to gain info to help with. I would like to research the social services in her country but I havn't asked where she lives yet. Is this about my joke? There's more is that enough?
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#80

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 5:34 pm

I won't make any jokes or refer to Richard ever again if that's what's needed to help her
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#81

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 5:50 pm

My only goal is to find a solution to her and her sons problem. The Richard thing was started by him I did get distracted by him I'm sorry
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#82

Postby quietvoice » Mon Nov 11, 2019 5:56 pm

Icanbeatthis wrote: There's more is that enough?

Awesome. Thank you.


Icanbeatthis wrote: I've done a ton of research on autism to gain info to help with.

Here's another piece of research that can be done. What are your thoughts about it . . .

quietvoice wrote:Two websites that specifically mention helping those with autism by changing their diet . . .

fruit-powered

bodyecology

Also, this YouTube video.
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#83

Postby Richard@DecisionSkills » Mon Nov 11, 2019 5:57 pm

@quietvoice

He’s either trolling or it is an issue beyond help in a forum.

As for the OP and diet of the son, I agree with you that food/diet can play a significant role. My only caution is that the 20 year old requires less rather than more intervention by the mother.

The 20 year old is telling the mother in plain terms to back off. She is 24/7. It must be exhausting for this person to be a ward. The warden already dictates so many aspects of this persons life, to now add additional controls will probably just compound the problem.

I’ve seen the same thing in the prison system. People refuse to bath or change, because they are very angry about lack of control, lack of freedom. They lash out by controlling the very limited things they feel are possible to control.

The headmistress is acting like a headmistress, believing that it is a good thing. She struggles to turn the spotlight on her behaviors that take control from the 20 year old.
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#84

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 6:06 pm

Hi, I'm sorry I admit fault and take responsibility for being distracted by u know who. I will focus 100% on solutions and supporting you from now on.
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#85

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 6:42 pm

I'm sorry to use this post but I can't contact quiet voice I have some questions can u contact me please?
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#86

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 6:46 pm

U know who just attempted to harm me again saying I'm either trolling or have unknown issues, may I ask can I defend myself without risking the chance to help this lady?
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#87

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 7:21 pm

I will defend myself, u say I have unknown issues? Your a psychologist and u don't have any ideas wat these issues are?
So your not a good psychologist your saying?
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#88

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 7:31 pm

Questioning your attacks is a defence, my truth will beat your dishonesty until the end of time
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#89

Postby Icanbeatthis » Mon Nov 11, 2019 7:53 pm

Enough defending myself back to problem solving, I've done another couple of hours research on autism. I've skipped the causes because it's not relevant to the problem. There's so much information on autism I've condensed it to the most relevant info. It's worth a try corn chicken and peanuts are bad for autism, fresh fruit and fermented foods are good for autism 1 in particular stands out its called cocobiotic drink
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