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difficult child's that over-exaggerate physical/medical complaints
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<blockquote data-quote="smallworld" data-source="post: 402258" data-attributes="member: 2423"><p>About my "stable" comment: The goal of medications is to stabilize the child. If they are not doing that job, you need to push the psychiatrist to change the medications. All three of my kids are stabilized on their medications. That means for YEARS. We do tweak from time to time (in other words, go up by a small amount) to account for hormonal shifts, but my daughter M has been on the same medications for 2 years, my daughter A for 5 years and my son J for 2 years. Their moods are steady and even, and we have no raging whatsoever. That's the goal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="smallworld, post: 402258, member: 2423"] About my "stable" comment: The goal of medications is to stabilize the child. If they are not doing that job, you need to push the psychiatrist to change the medications. All three of my kids are stabilized on their medications. That means for YEARS. We do tweak from time to time (in other words, go up by a small amount) to account for hormonal shifts, but my daughter M has been on the same medications for 2 years, my daughter A for 5 years and my son J for 2 years. Their moods are steady and even, and we have no raging whatsoever. That's the goal. [/QUOTE]
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