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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:

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Originally posted by Flossie:

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Originally posted by JacksonB:
the way he retold it to siavash gave a pretty false impression of the conversation, whether that was by design or due to hysteria , we may never know...

Huh?

He gave a very accurate account of the conversation! In what way can you possibly think it was inaccurate?

I didn't hear her say the, 'little man' comment-think there may be a little bit of transference going on there?

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Originally posted by Jeanoj:
The effect of Dyslexia on the emotions

Whatever difficulties one may have in life, anxiety usually makes them worse, and this is certainly true of dyslexic difficulties: adult dyslexics become locked in a vicious circle of anxiety and inefficiency. Anxiety and stress can also precipitate physical symptoms: panic attacks, nausea, migraine, susceptibility to illness. Being physically below par naturally further reduces efficiency and so the downward spiral continues.

I keep reading that Freddie over-reacted - he cannot help it!!!

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Originally posted by evviva!:

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Originally posted by JacksonB:
whatever she had done a reaction would have happened.

Doubtlessly. But if she had done (and SAID ) a little less, the reaction might not have been quite so extreme?

I don't particularly like Freddie. I find him irritating. But that was a not too shabby attempt at mental abuse on Bea's part.

Which is why she was nearly pooing her pants later, when she saw Fred "convulsing" on the bed

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Originally posted by JacksonB:
i've seen toddlers behave better when they don't get what they want.

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Originally posted by Shar:

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Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:

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Originally posted by Flossie:

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Originally posted by JacksonB:
the way he retold it to siavash gave a pretty false impression of the conversation, whether that was by design or due to hysteria , we may never know...

Huh?

He gave a very accurate account of the conversation! In what way can you possibly think it was inaccurate?

I didn't hear her say the, 'little man' comment-think there may be a little bit of transference going on there?

She didn't say 'little man' ... but everything else was pretty much word-for-word what she said ... with added emphasis of course ... but I for one can forgive him that ...

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Originally posted by jennywren:

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Originally posted by evviva!:

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Originally posted by JacksonB:
whatever she had done a reaction would have happened.

Doubtlessly. But if she had done (and SAID ) a little less, the reaction might not have been quite so extreme?

I don't particularly like Freddie. I find him irritating. But that was a not too shabby attempt at mental abuse on Bea's part.

Which is why she was nearly pooing her pants later, when she saw Fred "convulsing" on the bed

Convulsing?

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Originally posted by Flossie:

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Originally posted by JacksonB:
the way he retold it to siavash gave a pretty false impression of the conversation, whether that was by design or due to hysteria , we may never know...

Huh?

He gave a very accurate account of the conversation! In what way can you possibly think it was inaccurate?

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Originally posted by skive:
Mr skive laughed when he said 'your voice is making me have a panic attack' and said "he just out-Bea'd Bea".

He has a fair point.