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A future blog topic that I think would be beneficial to parents and educators would be a discussion of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), as it results in prenatal brain injury that can have significant impact on development and behavior; often leaving no physical evidence. Any insights or comments you have would help caregivers and educators "understand the logic" and start the process of meeting the needs of this population.

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When I feel overstimulated, overemotional, stressed, etc I have a bad habit of "emotionally flying off the handle" where I dump a lot of what's on my mind in the lap of someone who really had nothing to do with the situation! Later I often feel embarrassed that I acted in such a way. I've tried to find different ways to deal with "irritablity." Medication has helped the most. Getting exercise, having down time, reading, just breathing have also been effective. My main goal for myself is to delay the reaction time, wait and see how I feel later.

Though I am far from an expert, experiencing a brain injury and working extensively with children with a variety of disabilities, it is intriguing to me that a brain injury could justifiably diagnosed as autism or ADHD, etc. Though many symptoms are similar-inattention, high anxiety, routine/control, fundamentally they seem distinctly different to me!!!

The brain is the foundation of all that we perceive, learn, do, think, feel, etc. When the brain is injured in any of many possible means, the consequences of that injury are manifest in a variety of symptoms, depending upon the nature and severity of the injury. Injury to the brain commonly generates symptoms that are identified with multiple behavioral/psychiatric disorder, including but not limited to anxiety, autism, ADD/ADHD, socialization problems, learning disorders, poor impulse control, rage, to name a few! If you break a leg, the consequences are limited. If we injure the brain, the consequences potentially influence in unique ways
anything/everything we do.