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How do you survive a child that doesn't sleep?
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<blockquote data-quote="jodyice" data-source="post: 19601" data-attributes="member: 3337"><p>I wish I had some advice for you also, my difficult child can stay up till midnight and still will wake up around 3am, luckily at that time I can usually get him back to sleep. although it usually means he sleeps in husband's and my bed and I sleep downstairs.. (can't fight that early in the morning.. lol) But even after that he will be back up between 6 and 7am on weekends, during school week he's up at 6am (bus arrives at 6:30). psychiatrist even increased his Trazodone to no avail, he's also been on Remeron.</p><p>My thoughts are with you and I hope you find something that helps soon. ~sending hugs your way~</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jodyice, post: 19601, member: 3337"] I wish I had some advice for you also, my difficult child can stay up till midnight and still will wake up around 3am, luckily at that time I can usually get him back to sleep. although it usually means he sleeps in husband's and my bed and I sleep downstairs.. (can't fight that early in the morning.. lol) But even after that he will be back up between 6 and 7am on weekends, during school week he's up at 6am (bus arrives at 6:30). psychiatrist even increased his Trazodone to no avail, he's also been on Remeron. My thoughts are with you and I hope you find something that helps soon. ~sending hugs your way~ [/QUOTE]
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