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Been to psychiatrist today....new diagnosis
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<blockquote data-quote="TerryJ2" data-source="post: 445003" data-attributes="member: 3419"><p>Congratulations on the new diagnosis. I totally agree, it makes you more patient when you know the behavior has neurological basis.</p><p>I haven't heard of that medication b4, but all you can do is experiment. We've had good luck with-some medications that have calmed down our difficult child. We're still working on the anxieity issues, which seem to be getting worse as he gets deeper into his teens. Or else it's that he's more able to verbalize them instead of kicking and screaming like he did when he was little.</p><p>You've gotten some great insights and ideas here. I know it will be a lifelong struggle but at least you're on the right track now. And don't assume that you can't add dxes to this, by the way. We're still wondering if my son is "just" Aspie, and his mood issues are totally tied into that, or if he also has a mood disorder. Sigh.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerryJ2, post: 445003, member: 3419"] Congratulations on the new diagnosis. I totally agree, it makes you more patient when you know the behavior has neurological basis. I haven't heard of that medication b4, but all you can do is experiment. We've had good luck with-some medications that have calmed down our difficult child. We're still working on the anxieity issues, which seem to be getting worse as he gets deeper into his teens. Or else it's that he's more able to verbalize them instead of kicking and screaming like he did when he was little. You've gotten some great insights and ideas here. I know it will be a lifelong struggle but at least you're on the right track now. And don't assume that you can't add dxes to this, by the way. We're still wondering if my son is "just" Aspie, and his mood issues are totally tied into that, or if he also has a mood disorder. Sigh. [/QUOTE]
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