Lady yoked up by her aggressive disabled son

[CopiousX]

What is the scientific explanation for why folks with these mental problems always brolic af ?
Wilson fisk head ahh.

No mental constraints. Note how the avg human being is actually strong enough to dislocate our own joint with vigorously kicking or

Yep. Will show her this video and the several others.

It won't work.

Man... I bet you it's a pot or a pan in one of them cupboards that will have that boy second thinking doing that again.

Gotta remember that it's still a human being capable of learning.


If he notices that momma could stop him with a pan, what will you do when the mental kid grabs his own pan from the kitchen for round2 ?

 

[F*ckthemkids]

No mental constraints. Note how the avg human being is actually strong enough to dislocate our own joint with vigorously kicking or

It won't work.

Gotta remember that it's still a human being capable of learning.


If he notices that momma could stop him with a pan, what will you do when the mental kid grabs his own pan from the kitchen for round2 ?

Exactly and when she pops his big ass upside the head with a stainless steel pan he’ll learn not to do that again.

 

[Second Chance Lance]

Exactly and when she pops his big ass upside the head with a stainless steel pan he’ll learn not to do that again.

What if he resist, she gonna be crawling through the halls in fear to get away from his Applebee's induced rage

 

[Turbulent]

I wonder why she posted the vid

 

[F*ckthemkids]

What if he resist, she gonna be crawling through the halls in fear to get away from his Applebee's induced rage

And what if she remains passive as he ages? He’s going to think his behavior is acceptable. Aggression requires resistance not passivity.

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

I’ve worked with students with moderate to more severe mental disabilities just like him. They are unpredictable at times, they don’t like a whole lot of change, and it takes a lot of patience to deal with them.

Unfortunately, he’s already getting too big and strong for his mother to deal with on her own.

This child is no older than preteen to early teens, his mother will likely have to place him in one of those assisted living facilities when he comes of age, because she will not be able to handle him as he becomes older and gets even bigger and stronger.

It’s a blessing to have a physically healthy child that is of sound mental fitness as well. People don’t understand that so much can go wrong.

I’m sure she loves her son dearly, but she’ll have some tough decisions to make soon.

Yup

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

My brother is autistic and he’s 6’5 almost 300lbs walking around with a Thomas the train back pack.

Random but one time he wanted to go to the store with me and he grabbed his Thomas back pack and I told he couldn’t go because he was “a mess”, he literally googled a picture of a mess and was like “I don’t look anything like this, so I’m going” autistic ppl take everything literally.

Honestly black ppl need a support group for special need children or siblings

 

[Dave24]

Black Twitter cannot be defeated

 

[Lord_nikon]

Mom: you can have hotdogs or cake




Big Show JR: Apple Bees


Mom: how about jumping?











Big Show JR: No

I knew I shouldn't have entered this thread

 

[King_Kamala61]

This reminds of the 16 yr old in 7th grade at Benton Middle school where at night the parents and kids lock their doors, because that special ed child gets hopped up on violence and decides to beat them out their sleep.

I never seen such emptiness in eyes beforeI used to wanna leg drop his ass

 

[Heretic]

I remember there was a kid in elementary school that wore a helmet and we literally called him helmet. He would run into the wall head first like a football player and run in place into the wall like a GTA character, like this...

 

[Turtle]

How much of this could be diet-induced. Or is this all genetics?

Are you retarded?

 

[CopiousX]

old school mental asylums were created for kids like him.

Its a shame, parents are so short sighted by their new child birht that they underestimate their ability to actually care for their child fulterm. They rationalize it under some "god wont give us what we cant handle" mantra unitl its too late. Cause this level of disablitity is a lifetime commitment, one that extendeds deep into their own retirement years. For example this mother in the clip is playing blissfully ignorant of when her teenager turns into a grown man and grabs a kithcen knife, cause he didnt get enough apple sauce that night.


Furthermore, it willl literally cost that family millions of dollars to care for that dude over his lifetime. Medicaid doesnt cover everything and often doesnt cover to the extent of care that parents desire. Think of the stress this causes on a family, on a marraige, on reitrement plan, etc.





Ive got a family memeber that is currently pulling their hair out cause their completley dependednt handicapped "child" is now a grown adult and they got no idea what to do about it. What was once a "blessing in disguise" is anything but that. And they are still reluctant to send the disabled child to a facility. Their disabled child has estranged that relative from their other grown children who realized that their parent's grand solution was to offload the the disbaled, incontinent, nonverbal, adult child onto them and wreck their marraiges/careers/children/etc.

Update for yall. The kid died. As expected the selfishness of the parents by not institutionalizing the kid I mentioned above in the third paragraph lead to its death by complications. And it was by some really predictable stuff that could have been solved if the child was in a facility with a medical professionals whose sole job it is to deal with the very complex cases like this.

And whay really Burns me from the inside was that the ultimate fall back strategy for this family was to offload the responsibilities of care to their other adult children who have none of the necessary qualifications to take care of such a person. And would soon be starting their own families.


It was easy as hell when the little kid was a 20lb toddler , but those same requirements changed radically in its early 20s at 130lbs.

 

[Gloxina]

Update for yall. The kid died. As expected the selfishness of the parents by not institutionalizing the kid I mentioned above in the third paragraph lead to its death by complications. And it was by some really predictable stuff that could have been solved if the child was in a facility with a medical professionals whose sole job it is to deal with the very complex cases like this.

And whay really Burns me from the inside was that the ultimate fall back strategy for this family was to offload the responsibilities of care to their other adult children who have none of the necessary qualifications to take care of such a person. And would soon be starting their own families.


It was easy as hell when the little kid was a 20lb toddler , but those same requirements changed radically in its early 20s at 130lbs.

Damn I’m sorry

 

[fscballin]

I did a ton of research after my little brother was diagnosed and found out it’s paternal age that affects this. And my stepdad was ancient when he was born so it made sense.

Willing to bet your bro was vaccinated before his diagnosis