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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 477044" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>So sweet.... I just wrapped him up in all his hospital blankets and pillows, gave him his medications, kissed his head and danced around him saying I was so happy my boy was home. He did the typical teen thing,....mom, you are embarassing me! But he was smiling and not cussing me out so, huge deal. He asked if he could stay up till 12:30. I always say yes on weekends, he NEVER stays up. So, it is always safe to do it. </p><p></p><p>Stomach weird feeling happened again to him...said he felt funny. then it was gone again. So, weird. He also refused to go to the restaurant mens room by himself. I dont know why. He has gone to restrooms alone for years. They said he acted more nervous on the ride too, but he was good. just asked to get off and walk the horse during one part. Then got back on and rode the rest of the way. I hope this isn't triggering more anxiety. His discharge treatment diagnosis (not the full diagnosis that he has just what he was treated for) said mood disorder-not otherwise specified. seemed weird but whatever.</p><p></p><p>Hey, did I tell you guys about the results of the second medication delay test? The neuropsychologist doctor who came to do it said it was a dramatic difference from the no medication condition to the medication condition. WELL NOW, isn't that a huge surprise. I mean, if it was my adhd nephew, probably he could have pulled it off anyway, but Q's doctor said no one will ever be able to question that he needs or doesn't need the medications again! they have objective proof and lots of anecdotal info from the medication error time too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 477044, member: 12886"] So sweet.... I just wrapped him up in all his hospital blankets and pillows, gave him his medications, kissed his head and danced around him saying I was so happy my boy was home. He did the typical teen thing,....mom, you are embarassing me! But he was smiling and not cussing me out so, huge deal. He asked if he could stay up till 12:30. I always say yes on weekends, he NEVER stays up. So, it is always safe to do it. Stomach weird feeling happened again to him...said he felt funny. then it was gone again. So, weird. He also refused to go to the restaurant mens room by himself. I dont know why. He has gone to restrooms alone for years. They said he acted more nervous on the ride too, but he was good. just asked to get off and walk the horse during one part. Then got back on and rode the rest of the way. I hope this isn't triggering more anxiety. His discharge treatment diagnosis (not the full diagnosis that he has just what he was treated for) said mood disorder-not otherwise specified. seemed weird but whatever. Hey, did I tell you guys about the results of the second medication delay test? The neuropsychologist doctor who came to do it said it was a dramatic difference from the no medication condition to the medication condition. WELL NOW, isn't that a huge surprise. I mean, if it was my adhd nephew, probably he could have pulled it off anyway, but Q's doctor said no one will ever be able to question that he needs or doesn't need the medications again! they have objective proof and lots of anecdotal info from the medication error time too. [/QUOTE]
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