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<blockquote data-quote="Kjs" data-source="post: 258793"><p>difficult child hasn't been on any medication since January except for advil, tylenol #3 for bad headaches. It has been atleast 8 weeks since he had any medication prior to starting Adderall on 3/17. Then added 5mg's of Lexapro yesterday. That's it.</p><p> </p><p>He hasn't taken anything for headaches in a week or two. He still has them but can deal with them. I explained the rebound headache thing and he looked it up so he is trying to go without.</p><p> </p><p>In the past 4 years he has tried many medications. Only good result was Lamictal but didn't last beyond 3 year mark.</p><p> </p><p>He failed his Algebra final. I don't know if he finished it. That has been the biggest problem all year. They removed extra time for tests from his IEP and I am trying to get it put back on. If he didn't finish his final exam, he can finish next week. It is no longer on his IEP but principal will allow this. I don't think he will want to. He got 29/69...sad face. But his quarter grade is a C. Just I KNOW it could be an A. Maybe I shouldn't even mention it and just accept the C and start a new quarter. Too much going on right now and I need him to relax.</p><p> </p><p>He is "hanging out" with a girl right now. This is a girl he really likes, goes to a different High School. She too will have nothing to do with anyone who does drugs. She even stopped talking to difficult child for a while because the kids he was talking to did drugs. I am glad she is spending time with him. She has no idea how much this means to him.</p><p> </p><p>For some reason my boss scheduled me for two different classes in addition to my 12 hour work days. And working in a data center=I work weekends. So for the next three weeks, I have one day off. That one day I work at the school district serving lunch. I feel so tired with all the worry, and so guilty for not being able to be home. Not even on weekends since I have to work them. My next day off is Good Friday and I am planning a trip to Green Bay-----alone. It is the one year anniversary of my mothers death. I have not gone to the cemetary ever. I want to go. But I want to be alone. It will mean driving about 6 hours that day. But I miss her so much. I need to do this.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kjs, post: 258793"] difficult child hasn't been on any medication since January except for advil, tylenol #3 for bad headaches. It has been atleast 8 weeks since he had any medication prior to starting Adderall on 3/17. Then added 5mg's of Lexapro yesterday. That's it. He hasn't taken anything for headaches in a week or two. He still has them but can deal with them. I explained the rebound headache thing and he looked it up so he is trying to go without. In the past 4 years he has tried many medications. Only good result was Lamictal but didn't last beyond 3 year mark. He failed his Algebra final. I don't know if he finished it. That has been the biggest problem all year. They removed extra time for tests from his IEP and I am trying to get it put back on. If he didn't finish his final exam, he can finish next week. It is no longer on his IEP but principal will allow this. I don't think he will want to. He got 29/69...sad face. But his quarter grade is a C. Just I KNOW it could be an A. Maybe I shouldn't even mention it and just accept the C and start a new quarter. Too much going on right now and I need him to relax. He is "hanging out" with a girl right now. This is a girl he really likes, goes to a different High School. She too will have nothing to do with anyone who does drugs. She even stopped talking to difficult child for a while because the kids he was talking to did drugs. I am glad she is spending time with him. She has no idea how much this means to him. For some reason my boss scheduled me for two different classes in addition to my 12 hour work days. And working in a data center=I work weekends. So for the next three weeks, I have one day off. That one day I work at the school district serving lunch. I feel so tired with all the worry, and so guilty for not being able to be home. Not even on weekends since I have to work them. My next day off is Good Friday and I am planning a trip to Green Bay-----alone. It is the one year anniversary of my mothers death. I have not gone to the cemetary ever. I want to go. But I want to be alone. It will mean driving about 6 hours that day. But I miss her so much. I need to do this. [/QUOTE]
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