Comments by "Misha Skripach" (@MishaSkripach) on "Real Stories" channel.

  1. Autism is a disorder by definition. To be called autism, it needs to be a disorder. Sorry you cannot have your cake and eat it.
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  2. Parents whose kids experience behavioral problems, need to seek advice from successful parents who have well behaved kids. Not from doctors, who have no qualifications in child upbringing. Not from psychiatrists, who also have no expertise in raising mentally healthy children, and are financually invested in keeping clients for selling psychotropic drugs. Only people who raised mentally healthy kids know how to raise kids properly.they are the true experts. So are good teachers, trainers, coaches, these are real experts too. Any parent whose kid is in trouble, please choose among your friends and neighbours an experienced parent who already raised their kids well, and ask them to watch your parenting. Ask them to point out a mistake. Call supernanny. Go to an adult psychologist to resolve your own adult issues. This is the real way forward. There is a paid troll on here, called filipeflower, he will jump with abuse on any commenter who disagrees with an agenda that " badly behaving kids are ill".
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  3.  @codechartreuse  Excellently put.
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  4. Possibly because they are simply poorly parented.
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  5.  @filipeflower  Insulting people who have different opinion from yours, is called trolling and abuse. I don't know why you do that, probably because of your very pitiful circumstances, loneliness or being a cheap paid bot. But I don't spam anything and I have very rich fulfilled life, I have three kids and an amazing creative profession. I have opinion that is based on my knowledge abd experience, and sad paid bot are not welcome to insult me for this.
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  6. Agree! SUPERNANNY is badly needed!
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  7. Needs supernanny, period.
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  8.  @A.S.P.A.  Well, it is you who is going to be leaving, your abandoned kids are waiting in their dirty diapers for their disorganised mum who sits in youtube instead of toilet training them. He trolls to support an agenda and bullies anyone who disagrees. He is paid his pennies for that. You happen to support the agenda of letting kids misbehave and then diagnosing them as ill. I am against this and am pro good parenting.
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  9.  @filipeflower  I never attacked anyone, it is you who is harassing me. I know what it is to be a good parent, children of good parents behave and do NOT get any behavioral diagnosis. They obey adilts, do as told and are a pleasure to be around. Stop trolling and spamming my comments saddo!
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  10.  @filipeflower  Reported and muted. I laughed at "responsAbilities"... such a cheap badly educated troll
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  11. Hyperfocus exists in all people and is irrelevant to ADHD, nothing to do with the diagnosis. All ADHD are cognitively disadvantage, as impaired attention skill impaires all learning and intelligence suffers. One cannot pass a test with ADHD, so always low result.
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  12.  @janiceworthington9176  Which studies? Find the link, let's have a laugh. all IQ tests cannot be passed with high score unless the ability to pay attention is excellent. ADHD means below 80 IQ. Hyperfocus is something everyone has, all addictions are based on that. normally mum will not let a kid to play gadgets for too long, but ADHD kids are kids of disorganised and damaged mothers. No, diagnostic criteria of ADHD do NOT mention hyperfocus at all.
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  13.  @janiceworthington9176  My evidence is research that proves 1) IQ relative drop of 9-15 points for anyone with ADHD. 2) Formal diagnostic criteria forADHD, that make NO mention of "hyperfocus". I don't know anyone unable to hyperfocus, all people can do it, good people and kids on creative thingsand work, the other side of the bell curve on computer games, gadgets ( as allowed by their ineffective parents) and drugs. hyperfocus is NOT in the diagnostic criteria of ADHD
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  14.  @janiceworthington9176  I cited it in a separate comment. Please see. This paper also references about 20 other papers that I would not quote all here for copyright reasons (youtube deletes any comments with big chunks of papers). Yes, I have reviewed ALL published studies, including the studies that explain why there are NO studies nowadays that investigate the behaviour of the parents of the abnormally behaving kids. under CCTV conditions. I highly doubt that a good psychologist has not reviewed those papers that I know.
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  15. Remember the recent tribunal case for disciplining a brat? It is well publicised... no hope.
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  16. What is the name of this autoimmune disease?
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  17.  @filipeflower  Do you have children? You don't. So not qualified to discuss this. Regarding defamation, 1) a person whose real name is not revealed cannot be defamed 2) truth is never a defamation and is absolute defence 3) defamation is a civil matter not a crime/but cyper bullying is, so if you keep following every comment of mine and spitting abuse, crime will be very relevant to you, and your mummy could not feed you and change your nappies any more at home, as her sonny will be taken away for a sentence. I told the truth about you.
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  18. It is obviously just rubbish parenting...
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  19.  @valentinacamargovargas2346  No brain signs have been found at all. It is simply lack of strong willed fathering.
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  20. Of course. Parents of those kids need to visit a psychiatrist for themselves, the amount of neglect is stuggering. They feed their kids like pigs and do not guide their behaviour at all.
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  21. The problem is that their true self is such as to render them unable to support themselves for the rest of their lives, abandoning them to a life of a pet, fed and caged.
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  22. Frustration plays a useful role in making one understand that he/she is not a centre of the universe and WILL HAVE TO OBEY dominant persons, such as teachers etc.
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  23.  @filipeflower  Say NORMAL about normal people.
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  24. Autism is adisorder by definition, Who has no disorder, cannot be diagnpsed with autism, because to be defined "autistic" one has to have a disorder. Cannot have your cake and eat it.
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  25.  @filipeflower  No, normal is normal. Stop being impolite and rude. NORMAL people and psychiatrically DISORDERED people.
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  26.  @filipeflower  No, I am not rude, but I am speaking to a rude and st pid person. Normal is normal, not requiring diagnosis. Neurodiversity exists among normals, psychiatrically disordered are outside the norm. This is why they get a diagnosis. There is not diagnosis " a type of the norm". Dogs can come in many breeds and are neurodiverse, but dogs born with three legs are abnormal, not diverse. I have no desire to speak with you any more, speaking with psychiatrically disordered person will not yield any result. they insist, persist, and the doctor gives them neuroleptics for that.
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  27. Calling to be kind to child abusers... a parent who fails to instil obedience and discipline (along with skills such as patience, dressing, waiting, politeness, cleanness)in their kid by age 4, are abusing their kids and do not deserve support but rather social services forced help and protection for the child from bad upbringing.
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  28.  @A.S.P.A.  I have three lovely kids, two are adults already. Those disorders are behaviourally defined, parents have not used proper discipline, so how do you know that something was wrong with those kids before they got misparented? It is so easy to get them under control. By OLD methods that worked on brats for centuries.
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  29.  @A.S.P.A.  He lied to you about me. He is a paid spammer, a game addict and a user of state help for mental problems, who sits under such videos and spoils any normal discussion. When you raise your kids to adulthood through the education system, then you will be ready to talk with me, now you have insufficient experience as a parent, I am not interesting in trying to drill into you things that you don't yet understand. Let's talk when your kids are in their 20s.
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  30. ADHD excludes high intelligence, as good attention ability is the essential part of the intelligence/
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  31.  @Furrykids15  Bad behaviour is not a disability. In the UK social services register all families of ADHD kids, the first line of "treatment" is compulsory parenting classes for parents.
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  32. poor parenting, period
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  33. I totally support your view. But those parents will sabotage any efforts to teach them parenting skills, recently two councils uttered "this is just bad behaviour" and immediately got accused of breaching Equality Act.
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  34.  @filipeflower  I am an expert and will prove it after I see your driving license.
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  35. I agree 100%
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  36. It is convenient way for their parents out of the obvious blame. It is convenient for the society to deal with antisocial youngsters by declaring them psychiatrically ill, so they get affected by the mental health legislation and could be neutralised easily without a court order. Clever.
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  37.  @MeganMc-yi3uh  he is right
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  38. Everyone has to mask. Mask their desire to pick bogies, to fart, to shout, to take others' noce property.
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  39.  @filipeflower  Autism is a disorder by definition. Find the definition , you will read "disorder"/ If someone has no disorder, they have no autism. Go find evidence. How old are you? You behave like a kindergarden bully aged 6.
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  40.  @filipeflower  I am not interested in a dialog with a psychiatrically disordered person. Bye. I put you on SILENT.
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  41. He is way too important, he does not deserve so much attention. listen to Peterson, who maintains that it is the parents' job to make sure the child is likeable to people by age 4. Failure of this is the parental failure. A child who is aggressive or tantrumy is repulsive.
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  42.  @TPWK216  Wow... a lame mother who made psychiatric sufferers out of her initially healthy kids, feels sorry for a happy mother of lovely, healthy and successful kids. This is called jealiusy smeared by psychological defences, dear. bin insread of been normaly instead of normally mutch instead of much loose instead of lose your self instead of yourself. AND THOSE Re.ards procreate?
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  43.  @TPWK216  Wow... comprehension skills at ground zero! have three lovely children, already grown up, no psych disorders, well parented and happy. "jeleous" is retardation!
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  44.  @TPWK216  People who spell like this should not procreate at all, as they are not people. I do have lovely children and I am sad for the creature living with you, his development is doomed. jeleous normaly to instead of too mutch bin instead of been HORROR parent.
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  45.  @filipeflower  I never spam, why do you make up things? I express my opinion, which, contrary to the opinion of mental patients, is valid and respected.
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  46.  @TPWK216  ??? I do have lovely kids. Jeleous mutch normaly to instead of too bin instead of been WOW SEVERE cognitive problems, what can one expect from the produce?
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  47.  @filipeflower  The truth hurts, dude! Awaiting the driving license sight :) or your mummy did not let you get one?
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  48. Time to stop fantasies about ADHD kids having "high IQ". No, IQ tests are designed in a way that to get an average score, one needs to havbe healthy ability to pay attention. ADHD kids cannot, this excludes high IQ. Mothers of pathologically naughty kids should stop dreaming. Research: "ADHD is often also associated with lower intelligence quotient (IQ; e.g., Crosbie and Schachar, 2001). For instance, Frazier et al. (2004) reported in their meta-analysis that in comparison to individuals without ADHD, individuals with ADHD score an average of 9 points lower on most commercial IQ tests. " NCBI.
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  49.  @filipeflower  So, you saw my evidence, read the quote, had the opportunity to find the paper and similar studies, and you still say "show your evidence"?????? This is called trolling and harassment. Stop!
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  50.  @filipeflower  I quoted a scientific paper, the research. Gave the details of the paper and authors. This is sufficient. It is you who needs to get a life, your harassment is not appreciated.
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