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<blockquote data-quote="ROE" data-source="post: 55774" data-attributes="member: 2276"><p>There is really no way that any one can predict the futures of our difficult child's. We'll drive ourselves crazy if we try. lol. BT. </p><p></p><p>My difficult child once carried a diagnosis of mood disorder not otherwise specified, etc..He had some serious problems with aggressive behavior-over time with interventions this improved dramatically. </p><p></p><p>Earlier this year, he was provoked into a fight at school; afterward he was very remorseful. He recognizes his tendency to have a short fuse. He admits that he does not like this about himself and he tries to keep his cool. He knows that it doesn't feel to good to be angry or lose control. I believe this attitude came with maturity. A few years back, difficult child would've bragged about a fight and probably gone on to look for another one. </p><p></p><p>My difficult child is almost 17 now. I think he has come along way from being the angry, over-anxious child that he was. But I think his dose of Paxil is at the max. Sometimes I wonder what will happen if it stops working. I'll have to cross that bridge when and if I come to it...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ROE, post: 55774, member: 2276"] There is really no way that any one can predict the futures of our difficult child's. We'll drive ourselves crazy if we try. lol. BT. My difficult child once carried a diagnosis of mood disorder not otherwise specified, etc..He had some serious problems with aggressive behavior-over time with interventions this improved dramatically. Earlier this year, he was provoked into a fight at school; afterward he was very remorseful. He recognizes his tendency to have a short fuse. He admits that he does not like this about himself and he tries to keep his cool. He knows that it doesn't feel to good to be angry or lose control. I believe this attitude came with maturity. A few years back, difficult child would've bragged about a fight and probably gone on to look for another one. My difficult child is almost 17 now. I think he has come along way from being the angry, over-anxious child that he was. But I think his dose of Paxil is at the max. Sometimes I wonder what will happen if it stops working. I'll have to cross that bridge when and if I come to it... [/QUOTE]
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