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<blockquote data-quote="southermama3" data-source="post: 501063" data-attributes="member: 13669"><p>Lord honey your life is like mine. My oldest daughter doesn't lash out like ur son but she is very destructive. She has cut my sons hair, destructed the inside of my car, window blinds etc. It makes u feel helpless and hopeless when u see ur child like this and u just don't know what to do. </p><p>Emotionally u and I are very similar. Since 2007 I have went up and down with depression. I can't sleep and I can't eat and when I lost my mom I was so desperate to sleep, rest and stop crying throwing up and having diarrhea I accidentally over dosed on ambien. I had never took it and the night I took the pill I developed ambien amnesia and I kept taking the pills and not realizing it. I don't remember but when I woke up in icy the doctors initially thought it was intentional but when I explained that I didn't remember taking the initial dose but it was apparent I had bc my fiancé found me unresponsive in our bedroom on the floor and 17 ambien missing. He works 12hr shifts and we determined from 7pm to 7 am I had consumed them and tried to cook. I had cracked eggs and poured cereal everywhere. What I had was a rare side effect and I'm lucky to be alive. I know how I feel emotional wise and I feel we are alike with this. Women now a days are a family's backbone and we feel we have to be tough for everybody and all that does is neglect our own emotional sense of well being. If u need to talk please msg me and if u want my cell to text I will be more than happy to give u my number. </p><p>Take care and stay positive <3</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="southermama3, post: 501063, member: 13669"] Lord honey your life is like mine. My oldest daughter doesn't lash out like ur son but she is very destructive. She has cut my sons hair, destructed the inside of my car, window blinds etc. It makes u feel helpless and hopeless when u see ur child like this and u just don't know what to do. Emotionally u and I are very similar. Since 2007 I have went up and down with depression. I can't sleep and I can't eat and when I lost my mom I was so desperate to sleep, rest and stop crying throwing up and having diarrhea I accidentally over dosed on ambien. I had never took it and the night I took the pill I developed ambien amnesia and I kept taking the pills and not realizing it. I don't remember but when I woke up in icy the doctors initially thought it was intentional but when I explained that I didn't remember taking the initial dose but it was apparent I had bc my fiancé found me unresponsive in our bedroom on the floor and 17 ambien missing. He works 12hr shifts and we determined from 7pm to 7 am I had consumed them and tried to cook. I had cracked eggs and poured cereal everywhere. What I had was a rare side effect and I'm lucky to be alive. I know how I feel emotional wise and I feel we are alike with this. Women now a days are a family's backbone and we feel we have to be tough for everybody and all that does is neglect our own emotional sense of well being. If u need to talk please msg me and if u want my cell to text I will be more than happy to give u my number. Take care and stay positive <3 [/QUOTE]
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