batista90 wrote:
what u think about can they really do this? i live in family home(or actually its more like facility) and they are going put me in restrain board if get one more meltdown...
If they are using this to control you, they should not have a legal right to do this. Whether they actually have that legal right only a lawyer could tell you. If in your meltdowns you harm others, they probably have an
obligation to prevent that by whatever means cause the least physical and psychological harm. These things look like they should cause little physical harm, but depending on who they are used on and how, the psychological harm could be serious. Only it would be harder to prove.
batista90 wrote:
i have been trying to explain em that i cant help it etc.
If they are motivated by harm you may do to others, that would only help persuade them that they must use those boards to stop you, because you can't stop yourself.
Is there another alternative? Even if you can't stop a meltdown, can you feel it coming on early enough that you could, for example, run to a room where you are alone? Would you be able to stay there while having a meltdown?
Ideally, these people would like you not to have meltdowns. If that is not an option, can you prevent as much or more of the problems which a meltdown causes by another method, which takes the same or less effort on the part of the other people? Then you would have a way of giving them much of what they want while getting more of what you want.
batista90 wrote:
agree they could solve entire problem just by giving me some pace
Are your meltdowns triggered by a predictable situation? If yes, do the people in the facility not understand what triggers the meltdowns, or is there a reason why they can't or don't want to avoid those triggers?