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<blockquote data-quote="Hound dog" data-source="post: 589632" data-attributes="member: 84"><p>Just a thought, has she been tested to make certain her obsessive eating issues aren't due to a deficiency? (you'd be surprised) </p><p></p><p>What you call obsessive stimulant-ranting I called ticcing.......because it is sort of the same thing. When Travis was doing this.....well, to be frank, it drove me nearly over the edge. I had him go to his room for ticcing behavior that grated on the nerves of those around him. Not because he was in trouble, but simply because it grated on everyone's nerves. Once he was finished ticcing he could come out again. I know it kept me from losing it with him more than once. (my issue, not his) Plus side to it, it drew his attention to his tics verbal and non verbal......and I saw a reduction over time. He doesn't tic very much these days unless under stress. </p><p></p><p>Travis' obsessive eating started with junk foods. I removed junk foods/snack foods from the home. Then it morphed into any from scratch foods that were edible and tasty on their own. Soon as he was working, he had to replace anything he swiped. Enough of that and he stopped swiping completely.......instead bought his own stuff to gorge on........until it started making him sick. Now he doesn't do that very much either. Dunno what "creative thing" I could come up with when it's to the point of getting into the orchard. </p><p></p><p>Hopefully you can get that evaluation. </p><p></p><p>((hugs))</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hound dog, post: 589632, member: 84"] Just a thought, has she been tested to make certain her obsessive eating issues aren't due to a deficiency? (you'd be surprised) What you call obsessive stimulant-ranting I called ticcing.......because it is sort of the same thing. When Travis was doing this.....well, to be frank, it drove me nearly over the edge. I had him go to his room for ticcing behavior that grated on the nerves of those around him. Not because he was in trouble, but simply because it grated on everyone's nerves. Once he was finished ticcing he could come out again. I know it kept me from losing it with him more than once. (my issue, not his) Plus side to it, it drew his attention to his tics verbal and non verbal......and I saw a reduction over time. He doesn't tic very much these days unless under stress. Travis' obsessive eating started with junk foods. I removed junk foods/snack foods from the home. Then it morphed into any from scratch foods that were edible and tasty on their own. Soon as he was working, he had to replace anything he swiped. Enough of that and he stopped swiping completely.......instead bought his own stuff to gorge on........until it started making him sick. Now he doesn't do that very much either. Dunno what "creative thing" I could come up with when it's to the point of getting into the orchard. Hopefully you can get that evaluation. ((hugs)) [/QUOTE]
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