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<blockquote data-quote="HaoZi" data-source="post: 419530"><p>Yep, those bi-polar kids are fun, aren't they? Oy. Mine is all over the board, too. Not had to deal with hypersexual issues, but she's only 9. </p><p>You said this one is your 5th, I presume the previous 4 which you said are no longer home are out on their own and doing okay? If so, don't let the "blame game" get to you - they almost ALWAYS try to shift the blame to the parents one way or another, and you have 4 pieces of evidence that you know what you're doing. difficult children need different parenting from other kids, and it's a guessing game. What works for one difficult child doesn't work for another. Not every psychiatrist or therapist is the right one for everyone. If you don't feel she's getting proper help, keep looking.</p><p></p><p>Welcome aboard!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HaoZi, post: 419530"] Yep, those bi-polar kids are fun, aren't they? Oy. Mine is all over the board, too. Not had to deal with hypersexual issues, but she's only 9. You said this one is your 5th, I presume the previous 4 which you said are no longer home are out on their own and doing okay? If so, don't let the "blame game" get to you - they almost ALWAYS try to shift the blame to the parents one way or another, and you have 4 pieces of evidence that you know what you're doing. difficult children need different parenting from other kids, and it's a guessing game. What works for one difficult child doesn't work for another. Not every psychiatrist or therapist is the right one for everyone. If you don't feel she's getting proper help, keep looking. Welcome aboard! [/QUOTE]
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