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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 219810" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>Oh, I didn't think it up. Ms. Su, the most AMAZING Montessori teacher I ever met did. It sure fixed little kids who wanted to spit on each other. </p><p></p><p>Have any of you ever had to fill up a cup for a spit sample for the doctor? It can be tough if they want a certain amt to do a test. So if he is drooling excessively, he would fill it up much faster. </p><p></p><p>You could even get one of those little sample cups the docs keep in the restroom for urine samples. Docs use the same cups for sputum (drool) samples. This would let difficult child know you are taking it seriously. Tell him the doctor sent the cup and wanted him to put as much spit as he possible could in 30 mins or 1 hour. And the amount he put into the cup would help the doctor because they could tell if it was excessive drool AND they can run tests on it to check the levels of the medication and his hormones.</p><p></p><p>You could even use the computer to type up "official" directions. I bet the doctor would go along with you and give you the cup. Or a nurse at the pediatrician or family care doctor would. </p><p></p><p>Maybe 2 cups so Gpa could spit along with him to show them the "normal" amount of spit to be expected. You could tell Gpa that it has to be an adult male RELATIVE and since he is SOO VERY CONCERNED you really appreciate his helping. It is the health of his grandson after all.</p><p></p><p>(all said as sweet as pie, with that oh so concerned tone in your voice until you get into your room and can laugh into a pillow!!)</p><p></p><p>Can anyone tell I have had my own experiences with Gpas who tell kids what side effects they "will" have?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 219810, member: 1233"] Oh, I didn't think it up. Ms. Su, the most AMAZING Montessori teacher I ever met did. It sure fixed little kids who wanted to spit on each other. Have any of you ever had to fill up a cup for a spit sample for the doctor? It can be tough if they want a certain amt to do a test. So if he is drooling excessively, he would fill it up much faster. You could even get one of those little sample cups the docs keep in the restroom for urine samples. Docs use the same cups for sputum (drool) samples. This would let difficult child know you are taking it seriously. Tell him the doctor sent the cup and wanted him to put as much spit as he possible could in 30 mins or 1 hour. And the amount he put into the cup would help the doctor because they could tell if it was excessive drool AND they can run tests on it to check the levels of the medication and his hormones. You could even use the computer to type up "official" directions. I bet the doctor would go along with you and give you the cup. Or a nurse at the pediatrician or family care doctor would. Maybe 2 cups so Gpa could spit along with him to show them the "normal" amount of spit to be expected. You could tell Gpa that it has to be an adult male RELATIVE and since he is SOO VERY CONCERNED you really appreciate his helping. It is the health of his grandson after all. (all said as sweet as pie, with that oh so concerned tone in your voice until you get into your room and can laugh into a pillow!!) Can anyone tell I have had my own experiences with Gpas who tell kids what side effects they "will" have? [/QUOTE]
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