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<blockquote data-quote="compassion" data-source="post: 223550" data-attributes="member: 6393"><p>My difficult child,15 defintly has bipolar smptoms: grandiose,delusitons, manic at times (irratible, high enrgy on little sleep, cannnot be at home, socilizes constantly, loud music, and gets into attracting sexua attention) She loves vampires and horror movies. This side loves chaos, excitement, and lies. Mood stabilizers help a lot. So does the antipyschotic. Had a lot of rages before medications.</p><p> There is a side and at this point I htinkit is more her basic personlity than Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD). She is basicly shy, a very concrete and sequential thinker. She is great with techie stuff: digital cameras,computers, video games, and loves tv. She is very literal and very perservering. She has trouble with change and transitins. She likes and needs to know exactly when and what will happen. She is often cluselss as to social skills, life skills, and different ways of thinking. She does best with structure broken doen in small increments. She is a dependable voulnteer for the HUmane Society. She is a dendandable team member of her sports team. She prefers one freind. </p><p> I really try to reinforce the basic personality stuff while recognizing the bipolar stuff. </p><p> Art, exercise, creativity are healthy oulets for the bipolar. Sleep, esting well and medications help.</p><p> Her t-doctor , me, p-doctor AA helping with basic soical skills, life skills, and differnt ways of thinking. She needs support to do things other than escaping in movies, computer, music, shopping.</p><p>Compassion</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="compassion, post: 223550, member: 6393"] My difficult child,15 defintly has bipolar smptoms: grandiose,delusitons, manic at times (irratible, high enrgy on little sleep, cannnot be at home, socilizes constantly, loud music, and gets into attracting sexua attention) She loves vampires and horror movies. This side loves chaos, excitement, and lies. Mood stabilizers help a lot. So does the antipyschotic. Had a lot of rages before medications. There is a side and at this point I htinkit is more her basic personlity than Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD). She is basicly shy, a very concrete and sequential thinker. She is great with techie stuff: digital cameras,computers, video games, and loves tv. She is very literal and very perservering. She has trouble with change and transitins. She likes and needs to know exactly when and what will happen. She is often cluselss as to social skills, life skills, and different ways of thinking. She does best with structure broken doen in small increments. She is a dependable voulnteer for the HUmane Society. She is a dendandable team member of her sports team. She prefers one freind. I really try to reinforce the basic personality stuff while recognizing the bipolar stuff. Art, exercise, creativity are healthy oulets for the bipolar. Sleep, esting well and medications help. Her t-doctor , me, p-doctor AA helping with basic soical skills, life skills, and differnt ways of thinking. She needs support to do things other than escaping in movies, computer, music, shopping. Compassion [/QUOTE]
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