TerryJ2
Well-Known Member
but at least difficult child isn't getting sick from it. That's the first step.
The psychiatrist spent a fair amt of time with-us today, asking about difficult child's behavior, appetite, etc. I will be keeping a journal with-specific times, dates and incidents.
I do see difficult child's appetite increasing, but he's fairly thin so he'll be fine for a while. He still wakes up in the middle of the night to eat, though. Sigh.
The psychiatrist talked football for quite a while at the end of the session. difficult child was actually listening and talking. I guess that's a bonding issue ... although I think the psychiatrist actually likes football.
difficult child earned his phone back today. He's been doing chores all week and behaving better. I'd say 85% better. (The rest, as the psychiatrist says, is just who he is.)
The psychiatrist spent a fair amt of time with-us today, asking about difficult child's behavior, appetite, etc. I will be keeping a journal with-specific times, dates and incidents.
I do see difficult child's appetite increasing, but he's fairly thin so he'll be fine for a while. He still wakes up in the middle of the night to eat, though. Sigh.
The psychiatrist talked football for quite a while at the end of the session. difficult child was actually listening and talking. I guess that's a bonding issue ... although I think the psychiatrist actually likes football.
difficult child earned his phone back today. He's been doing chores all week and behaving better. I'd say 85% better. (The rest, as the psychiatrist says, is just who he is.)