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<blockquote data-quote="DammitJanet" data-source="post: 58322" data-attributes="member: 1514"><p>If the ritalin is working but the rebound is what is bad, you might want to consider trying the tenex to "catch" the rebound. That is often done. In fact, there was a year or so that we used it with my middle son when my youngest was going through some of his harder times and it was effecting the family badly. Middle son was stressed and rebounding at night and we used tenex at night for a short while and it worked very well. </p><p></p><p>The other possibility is to get your doctor to contact the insurance company and try to get them to cover the concerta. Maybe the doctor could give you some samples to try for a month to see if it works well and then lobby the insurance company...you can normally get things waived in even if they say they dont cover them if a doctor says its medically necessary.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DammitJanet, post: 58322, member: 1514"] If the ritalin is working but the rebound is what is bad, you might want to consider trying the tenex to "catch" the rebound. That is often done. In fact, there was a year or so that we used it with my middle son when my youngest was going through some of his harder times and it was effecting the family badly. Middle son was stressed and rebounding at night and we used tenex at night for a short while and it worked very well. The other possibility is to get your doctor to contact the insurance company and try to get them to cover the concerta. Maybe the doctor could give you some samples to try for a month to see if it works well and then lobby the insurance company...you can normally get things waived in even if they say they dont cover them if a doctor says its medically necessary. [/QUOTE]
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