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<blockquote data-quote="guest3" data-source="post: 36142"><p>well Bi-polars crave carbs, at least this is what I've been told. I have been removing all junk from the menu over the past 2 weeks, & difficult child II is having some major withdrawel issues. I bought him almonds, he ate the whole can in one day. The other "healthy" snacks he has deemed as disgusting (some of them I agree with him on I must admitt) He is a compulsive snacker and is addicted to sugar. I know sleep is eesential, luckily with the medications he is on, that is never a problem. A small dose of melatonin can help get your daughter to sleep at night. I know my difficult child I is prone to staying up all night then sleeping through school, his diet is less then desirable, but at 16 there's not much I can do about that other then to not buy junk. </p><p></p><p>Best of luck to you, I know it's a battle</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="guest3, post: 36142"] well Bi-polars crave carbs, at least this is what I've been told. I have been removing all junk from the menu over the past 2 weeks, & difficult child II is having some major withdrawel issues. I bought him almonds, he ate the whole can in one day. The other "healthy" snacks he has deemed as disgusting (some of them I agree with him on I must admitt) He is a compulsive snacker and is addicted to sugar. I know sleep is eesential, luckily with the medications he is on, that is never a problem. A small dose of melatonin can help get your daughter to sleep at night. I know my difficult child I is prone to staying up all night then sleeping through school, his diet is less then desirable, but at 16 there's not much I can do about that other then to not buy junk. Best of luck to you, I know it's a battle [/QUOTE]
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