TerryJ2
Well-Known Member
but at least difficult child isn't getting sick from it. That's the first step.
The psychiatrist spent a fair amt of time with-us today, asking about difficult child's behavior, appetite, etc. I will be keeping a journal with-specific times, dates and incidents.
I do see difficult child's appetite increasing, but he's fairly thin so he'll be fine for a while. He still wakes up in the middle of the night to eat, though. Sigh.
The psychiatrist talked football for quite a while at the end of the session. difficult child was actually listening and talking.
I guess that's a bonding issue ... although I think the psychiatrist actually likes football.
difficult child earned his phone back today. He's been doing chores all week and behaving better. I'd say 85% better. (The rest, as the psychiatrist says, is just who he is.)
The psychiatrist spent a fair amt of time with-us today, asking about difficult child's behavior, appetite, etc. I will be keeping a journal with-specific times, dates and incidents.
I do see difficult child's appetite increasing, but he's fairly thin so he'll be fine for a while. He still wakes up in the middle of the night to eat, though. Sigh.
The psychiatrist talked football for quite a while at the end of the session. difficult child was actually listening and talking.
difficult child earned his phone back today. He's been doing chores all week and behaving better. I'd say 85% better. (The rest, as the psychiatrist says, is just who he is.)