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Not Sure If I Should Be Concerned
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<blockquote data-quote="Bunny" data-source="post: 652279" data-attributes="member: 15810"><p>Easy Child gets what I called "the barky cough" a couple of times a year. He has a nebulizer and I have Albuterol and Pulmacort for the times when he needs it.</p><p></p><p>This morning I got up to take my shower and I found, floating in the toilet bowl, two empty vials of Albuterol. I questioned Difficult Child, but, of course, his reply was, "I didn't do it! Why do you always think it's me?" Why do I always think it's him when something happens? Is he really asking me that question? But I digress.</p><p></p><p>I did question Easy Child about it, and he also denied taking them. I moved them for now, but I think I have to find a different place to keep them.</p><p></p><p>Difficult Child is almost 16. I know high school kids experiment with things that we parents would rather they didn't, but is this something I should be REALLY concerned about? Is this just normal experimentation, or a staring point to something bigger?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bunny, post: 652279, member: 15810"] Easy Child gets what I called "the barky cough" a couple of times a year. He has a nebulizer and I have Albuterol and Pulmacort for the times when he needs it. This morning I got up to take my shower and I found, floating in the toilet bowl, two empty vials of Albuterol. I questioned Difficult Child, but, of course, his reply was, "I didn't do it! Why do you always think it's me?" Why do I always think it's him when something happens? Is he really asking me that question? But I digress. I did question Easy Child about it, and he also denied taking them. I moved them for now, but I think I have to find a different place to keep them. Difficult Child is almost 16. I know high school kids experiment with things that we parents would rather they didn't, but is this something I should be REALLY concerned about? Is this just normal experimentation, or a staring point to something bigger? [/QUOTE]
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