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View Poll Results: What type of kid were you (behavior)? | ||||||
Goody two-shoe (or teacher's pet) | 4 | 22.22% | ||||
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Not that naughty, but not goody two-shoe | 10 | 55.56% | ||||
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Naughty (in trouble sometimes) | 3 | 16.67% | ||||
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Terror of a child | 1 | 5.56% | ||||
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I don't blame you a bit if you feel angry and hurt about your parents and teachers not helping you. I grew up in the 70's when there really wasn't access to help for a kid who was severely depressed and anxious, unless the kid really acted out at school. But the era in which you grew up - you should have gotten help. My daughter had serious anxiety issues while growing up in the 1990's and I had her in therapy during all of her growing up years. She was also on a med at age 11 because of her anxiety. Why do you think they didn't help you? __________________ |
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I have no idea why they didn’t get me help. And my brother severely acted out in school and they didn’t help him either. I often want to bring it up to my mom and ask her about it but I think she feels pretty guilty about it.
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Maybe they felt overwhelmed, or afraid of being blamed. I think a lot of parents are afraid of being blamed. It's too bad. __________________ |
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