BeyondWeary
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After all the years of taking my difficult child#1 to everybody and their brother I am finally getting my difficult child#2 evaluated. The Neuro psychiatric just interviewed me today. I saw a huge list of possible tests that they can do the other night when I did a web search on Neuro Psychs and what they do. Next, he will interview and test my boy.
My difficult child#1 is due to be released from Residential Treatment Center (RTC) June 6, but husband and I believe the boy is now very seriously depressed. He cries too much and still went in a rage on his last pass home. I can not take the yelling, cursing, rages, arguing etc. when he is home. While husband is working away from home, I really like the idea of a group home for difficult child#1 to live in. I have asked repeatedly for a neuro psychiatric evaluation at the Residential Treatment Center (RTC) for him. Our insurance rep said it is covered and can be done. The case manager called and said that the psychiatrist has agreed to have an emotional screen and asberger's screen done, but that doesn't seem like much.
I can't let this get to me. My husband says "don't beat yourself up" It is very good advice and seems to be the best advice that I have gotten in a long time. Bye for now ~~~~
My difficult child#1 is due to be released from Residential Treatment Center (RTC) June 6, but husband and I believe the boy is now very seriously depressed. He cries too much and still went in a rage on his last pass home. I can not take the yelling, cursing, rages, arguing etc. when he is home. While husband is working away from home, I really like the idea of a group home for difficult child#1 to live in. I have asked repeatedly for a neuro psychiatric evaluation at the Residential Treatment Center (RTC) for him. Our insurance rep said it is covered and can be done. The case manager called and said that the psychiatrist has agreed to have an emotional screen and asberger's screen done, but that doesn't seem like much.
I can't let this get to me. My husband says "don't beat yourself up" It is very good advice and seems to be the best advice that I have gotten in a long time. Bye for now ~~~~
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