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<blockquote data-quote="StressedM0mma" data-source="post: 498406" data-attributes="member: 13204"><p>easy child moved back home yesterday. She is going to stay for the week and see how it goes around here. I am so happy to have her back. She was just around the corner, but I missed her so much. It shows what it will be like in a few short months when she leaves for college. I thought I was ready for that but now I am not so sure.</p><p> </p><p> difficult child seems to be doing pretty well. I am still very nervous around her. I worry about what I will say or do that might make her go off. She and husband are getting along very well right now. It has been nice to see him step up and help with this. The Abilify is making her really tired at night still so that is a good thing, but she is still pretty tired in the mornings. We haven't had any huge outbursts since easy child moved out. I think it probably is a honeymoon, but I will take that right now. I am hoping that while she is honeymooning she is also learning in therapy. </p><p></p><p>For me, I am still having my own panic attacks every morning. I am so scared that I will set her off. I know I need to get past that, and have started therapy myself to help with it. I am also completely freaking out becasue she will be starting school either this Thursday or the following Monday, and I have no idea how she is going to be about getting ready and being on time. And, keeping up with homework. That is the huge one. She is flunking out, and I am afraid that she will become overwhelmed again, and we will be right back where we started. So, I have alot to work on myself. </p><p></p><p>I think we are all trying right now, and I guess that is all I can hope for at this point. I know there are no quick fixes or magic wands, I just wish there was a rewind button so that I could have been a little more aware. Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers. We definitely still need them. I am hoping we are now on the climb out of the dark hole.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="StressedM0mma, post: 498406, member: 13204"] easy child moved back home yesterday. She is going to stay for the week and see how it goes around here. I am so happy to have her back. She was just around the corner, but I missed her so much. It shows what it will be like in a few short months when she leaves for college. I thought I was ready for that but now I am not so sure. difficult child seems to be doing pretty well. I am still very nervous around her. I worry about what I will say or do that might make her go off. She and husband are getting along very well right now. It has been nice to see him step up and help with this. The Abilify is making her really tired at night still so that is a good thing, but she is still pretty tired in the mornings. We haven't had any huge outbursts since easy child moved out. I think it probably is a honeymoon, but I will take that right now. I am hoping that while she is honeymooning she is also learning in therapy. For me, I am still having my own panic attacks every morning. I am so scared that I will set her off. I know I need to get past that, and have started therapy myself to help with it. I am also completely freaking out becasue she will be starting school either this Thursday or the following Monday, and I have no idea how she is going to be about getting ready and being on time. And, keeping up with homework. That is the huge one. She is flunking out, and I am afraid that she will become overwhelmed again, and we will be right back where we started. So, I have alot to work on myself. I think we are all trying right now, and I guess that is all I can hope for at this point. I know there are no quick fixes or magic wands, I just wish there was a rewind button so that I could have been a little more aware. Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers. We definitely still need them. I am hoping we are now on the climb out of the dark hole. [/QUOTE]
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