My son is quite smart, funny and
brightBright beginnings. He is in good health and appears to be happy. He does have a few
ticsAbdominal aortic aneurysm
Abdominal mri
Abdominal wall surgery
Abortion - elective or therapeutic
Acne
Acne, cystic on the back
Acne, cystic on the chest
Acne, cystic on the face
Acoustic neuroma
Acoustic trauma
Acth that affect him like
facialFacial paralysis
Facial tics
Facial trauma grimacing and
shoulder shoulders intensive treatment
Shoulder arthroscopy
Shoulder pain shrugs. We are aware of it and understand he could grow out of it. He seems to get the
ticsAbdominal aortic aneurysm
Abdominal mri
Abdominal wall surgery
Abortion - elective or therapeutic
Acne
Acne, cystic on the back
Acne, cystic on the chest
Acne, cystic on the face
Acoustic neuroma
Acoustic trauma
Acth when he is bored or there is no direction or structure. It can get pretty bad and "take him over" at times. We have tried to find ways to tie it to other things like sleep or food but with no concrete results. The
ticsAbdominal aortic aneurysm
Abdominal mri
Abdominal wall surgery
Abortion - elective or therapeutic
Acne
Acne, cystic on the back
Acne, cystic on the chest
Acne, cystic on the face
Acoustic neuroma
Acoustic trauma
Acth are not the problem though, just some background. My son does not act like most boys his age. He has no interest in sports, group activity, or "typical boy stuff". We are okay with that, but we need help trying to figure him out. He doesn't make many new friends because kids think he is weird (we have even heard old friends tell him that). He does not seem to be able to relate to them. He has no aggressive tendencies. He likes reading, gameboy and tv. He often goes off into "La la land" where he talks to himself, giggles about something he remembers, but just seems to be off in space. He can sit on the toilet and be there for 20 minutes, long after he has done his business, just daydreaming. It is like he can be in "la la land" and forget what he is doing. Many behaviors he exhibits are feminine, like if he is happy about something he acts coy and bats his eyelashes and puts his hands up near his face. He likes hip hop dancing but can tend to do more feminine moves. He knows he is a boy and doesn't wish to be a girl (he says). My wife and I are supportive of whatever will make him happy, it doesn't matter to us what he wants as long as it makes him happy. I believe we communicate that to him quite well. We tell him that other kids may tease him if he acts that way, but that does not make him stop the behavior. Maybe he just does that at home? He is an A-B student and then might get D's one week. Most other parents love him because he is quiet and not boisterous like other boys his age. He is in Cub Scouts and there is quite a contrast between him and the other kids. His teacher told us she was concerned because he doesn't seem to make friends. Even in Phys. Ed he is off on his own rather than play in an organized event. He is a great kid, we just want to understand him. He asks some bizarre questions that we may not understand right away, then he gets frustrated when we can't answer them. Our family life is stable, he has a 4 year old sister that he has a good relationship with. Any ideas? Thanks.