Aspergers and Puberty
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I read or heard some where that the bones in the hands are a good indication of puberty - cant remember all the details but the gist was this:
this girl who had undergone traumatic events started to display similar things to your son - going on your description she was the right weight for puberty but only 6 or 7 they xrayed her hands and found the bones were that of an older teenager - they gave her hormones to combat this and something ealse so that she could be a child again
things it would seam to look out for then are the following:
his weight
changes in circumstance to trigger the temper - remember as I am sure you are awhere that aspergers children do not comunicate in the same way.
my dad teaches aspergers children and gets books from www.jkp.com - their new catalog has several books on this very thing you are asking about that you may find helpfull - look out for tony attwood dad says he is very good
this may be of some assistance
every blessing
a-R