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<blockquote data-quote="Nikki88" data-source="post: 595022" data-attributes="member: 14043"><p>Thanks!! I don't even think being frustrated at this point can describe how I am feeling.</p><p>when I picked her up from school today, they said she had a rough day, nothing else, which for them is typical ****. Last night she hardly slept, and was up every hour which is something we haven't seen before. Intensive inhome was out twice today, once to meet with me while difficult child was at school so we can start to work on new behavior mod plan and then they had to come back out in the afternoon because difficult child was completely out of control. Hitting,screaming, yelling, throwing stuff all because she couldn't have her kindle back (she got grounded from it last night) and for once I was sticking to my guns on it. I understand that she was sleepy, coming off medications, and possibly on a medication that is just making things worse. But a big part of how we got here is me not following through and giving in.</p><p>Inhome did suggest possible hospital while we got her off medications, to which I quickly said I don't want to go that route, since she spent 10 days last summer and it wasn't much of a help and we still don't have clear answers. And I don't like the idea of medication changes without me being there. Is it a pain and frustrating to watch and deal with meltdown after meltdown, yes. But they said they supported my choice and that they would be here whenever we needed them, even if it was the middle of the night.</p><p>i know I'm no dr, but I just feel like I know my child best, and something's not right medication wise. It's like my gut is telling me that she needs behavior mod, and strict rules, and honestly I need to see for myself how she is acting with no medications. </p><p>Were having tons of school issues, which is a whole other post in its own, they are just horrible to deal with. difficult child stars a modified day tomorrow, for the rest of the year, only having to go from 930-130 each day. So we will see how that goes too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nikki88, post: 595022, member: 14043"] Thanks!! I don't even think being frustrated at this point can describe how I am feeling. when I picked her up from school today, they said she had a rough day, nothing else, which for them is typical ****. Last night she hardly slept, and was up every hour which is something we haven't seen before. Intensive inhome was out twice today, once to meet with me while difficult child was at school so we can start to work on new behavior mod plan and then they had to come back out in the afternoon because difficult child was completely out of control. Hitting,screaming, yelling, throwing stuff all because she couldn't have her kindle back (she got grounded from it last night) and for once I was sticking to my guns on it. I understand that she was sleepy, coming off medications, and possibly on a medication that is just making things worse. But a big part of how we got here is me not following through and giving in. Inhome did suggest possible hospital while we got her off medications, to which I quickly said I don't want to go that route, since she spent 10 days last summer and it wasn't much of a help and we still don't have clear answers. And I don't like the idea of medication changes without me being there. Is it a pain and frustrating to watch and deal with meltdown after meltdown, yes. But they said they supported my choice and that they would be here whenever we needed them, even if it was the middle of the night. i know I'm no dr, but I just feel like I know my child best, and something's not right medication wise. It's like my gut is telling me that she needs behavior mod, and strict rules, and honestly I need to see for myself how she is acting with no medications. Were having tons of school issues, which is a whole other post in its own, they are just horrible to deal with. difficult child stars a modified day tomorrow, for the rest of the year, only having to go from 930-130 each day. So we will see how that goes too. [/QUOTE]
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