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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 213721" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>thank you jal, KTMOm, Terry, and Susie! I really need for difficult child to have some support right now- I guess I feel supported when he does. I know he's pushing limits, but I really can understand when he sleeps 10 hours and still feels like he can't muster enough energy to face the day. I still push him to get up and do something- to try the best he can- and I don;'t want him thinking that he has some excuse that no one else in the world has. But, I do feel that way myself lately so I know that it is very hard.</p><p></p><p>He's cycling now- I can tell because yesterday when I came home from work he had been cleaning the kitchen and putting it in "tip-top" shape. difficult child cleans excessively when he is hypomanic. Then, today he went to school on time and came home talking excessive- and showing me all he accomplished in school today. I'm glaad to get the reminder myself that he can't help this illness, and that it is a real illness, but I am pained every time that I have to accept it all over again. That I can't just fuss at him or ground him and make him try a little harder and then it will all be gone forever....</p><p></p><p>I'm going to post something about a therapist for myself in the WC, but I want everyone to know that I apologize for not responding to others' so much lately... everyone is still in my thoughts and I will try to make up for it...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 213721, member: 3699"] thank you jal, KTMOm, Terry, and Susie! I really need for difficult child to have some support right now- I guess I feel supported when he does. I know he's pushing limits, but I really can understand when he sleeps 10 hours and still feels like he can't muster enough energy to face the day. I still push him to get up and do something- to try the best he can- and I don;'t want him thinking that he has some excuse that no one else in the world has. But, I do feel that way myself lately so I know that it is very hard. He's cycling now- I can tell because yesterday when I came home from work he had been cleaning the kitchen and putting it in "tip-top" shape. difficult child cleans excessively when he is hypomanic. Then, today he went to school on time and came home talking excessive- and showing me all he accomplished in school today. I'm glaad to get the reminder myself that he can't help this illness, and that it is a real illness, but I am pained every time that I have to accept it all over again. That I can't just fuss at him or ground him and make him try a little harder and then it will all be gone forever.... I'm going to post something about a therapist for myself in the WC, but I want everyone to know that I apologize for not responding to others' so much lately... everyone is still in my thoughts and I will try to make up for it... [/QUOTE]
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