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<blockquote data-quote="Wiped Out" data-source="post: 351857" data-attributes="member: 1631"><p>What a day! </p><p></p><p>difficult child woke up this morning and looked at his Easter basket. Inside of the basket was a game for his DSI. Off he went to get his DSI. However, nothing can ever be easy and he couldn't find it. husband got up to help him look-no luck. When difficult child can't find something it's always someone else's fault. </p><p></p><p>We tried to get him to remember where he had it last. Due to his short term memory problems he has a hard time really remembering. His story switched at least 3 times from, I used it last night, to I used it a couple of days ago to he and his "friend" played it yesterday. Then he was convinced this friend stole it. </p><p></p><p>husband agreed to call the grandparents (where the boy is staying) to ask the friend if he remembered where they put it when they finished playing it yesterday. The boy said they hadn't played it just the Wii.</p><p></p><p>This all started around 7:30 this morning. Other than when we went to church (and left difficult child home with easy child/difficult child because with his new medications he has been falling asleep every morning for a couple of hours) and when we came home and difficult child was sleeping this went on til around 2:00 this afternoon. </p><p></p><p>Throughout it all he was threatening, yelling, demanding, making up stories. When he gets obsessed there is no getting him distracted. This is not new; he just won't let himself move on when he is obsessed like this.</p><p></p><p>Finally husband said he was going to return some dvds to the store and difficult child went along. They found it in the van even though they had looked there earlier. The day seemed endless before they found it.</p><p></p><p>The rest of the day he was very off-more due to his new medications we think-we'll definitely be calling the psychiatrist tomorrow. </p><p></p><p>How do you get your difficult child off of an obsession? We've tried so many things but maybe one of you has something we haven't tried. There is no reasoning with him when he is like this.</p><p></p><p>Any</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wiped Out, post: 351857, member: 1631"] What a day! difficult child woke up this morning and looked at his Easter basket. Inside of the basket was a game for his DSI. Off he went to get his DSI. However, nothing can ever be easy and he couldn't find it. husband got up to help him look-no luck. When difficult child can't find something it's always someone else's fault. We tried to get him to remember where he had it last. Due to his short term memory problems he has a hard time really remembering. His story switched at least 3 times from, I used it last night, to I used it a couple of days ago to he and his "friend" played it yesterday. Then he was convinced this friend stole it. husband agreed to call the grandparents (where the boy is staying) to ask the friend if he remembered where they put it when they finished playing it yesterday. The boy said they hadn't played it just the Wii. This all started around 7:30 this morning. Other than when we went to church (and left difficult child home with easy child/difficult child because with his new medications he has been falling asleep every morning for a couple of hours) and when we came home and difficult child was sleeping this went on til around 2:00 this afternoon. Throughout it all he was threatening, yelling, demanding, making up stories. When he gets obsessed there is no getting him distracted. This is not new; he just won't let himself move on when he is obsessed like this. Finally husband said he was going to return some dvds to the store and difficult child went along. They found it in the van even though they had looked there earlier. The day seemed endless before they found it. The rest of the day he was very off-more due to his new medications we think-we'll definitely be calling the psychiatrist tomorrow. How do you get your difficult child off of an obsession? We've tried so many things but maybe one of you has something we haven't tried. There is no reasoning with him when he is like this. Any [/QUOTE]
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