Natasha Daniels
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410 appearances
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first heard Apr 2022
last heard Apr 2022
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And so those kids were getting, I think, missed in the data pool.
to begin with.
And sometimes it, you know, it's something else and it evolves.
But I think it can start at any age.
And it can start
randomly at fifteen.
You know, and that also surprises parents 'cause they think they're looking for the trauma or they're looking for the trigger or what instigated this because they were perfectly fine before.
And there can be said an onset, whether it's
due to an infection like panda pans, or just because genetically OCD can just kind of show up one day and that can be really scary for everybody.
We'll be right back
Some early indicators that you might have an an issue, you know, that you kinda want to explore.
is that repetitive behavior and again it can check off other boxes too and that's why it gets tricky.
But if I have a child who maybe isn't on the spectrum and they need me to
kiss one side of their cheek and then the nut other side of the cheek at bedtime.
Then I have to straighten out their bed.
And if I don't do it in that way, in that exact way, there's a meltdown, and not a minor meltdown, but like a complete meltdown.
Those are the things I'm looking for when they're little or they're inspecting their food and they can't and they don't have maybe a sensory issue or picky eating.
Or they're asking me a lot of questions that they need reassurance about.
And sometimes you'll get
maybe like more irrational thoughts.
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