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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 215495" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>This very well might be what psychiatrist is worried about. See, the lithobid is at therapuetic range and seems to be the medication that is taking care of any mania. But, there is still a nagging thought, that I believe both psychiatrists share, that difficult child might be more of a mild case of bipolar with severe depression at times and the full-blown mania might not always really be full-blown mania- it might be more suicidal/self-destructive sort of giving up reaction. </p><p></p><p>This would be a little easier if difficult child did what he should to take care of himself- I told him 3 weeks ago that he needed to be using his nasal spary for allergies. He wouldn't do it. I hope he is learning a lesson from this so when he's on his own someday he'll realize how quickly he can become physically ill and mentally/emotionally, things can take a drastic turn.</p><p></p><p>I'll slow down the medication stuff until I'm more comfortable with it- first, I'll make sure he's taking care of allergies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 215495, member: 3699"] This very well might be what psychiatrist is worried about. See, the lithobid is at therapuetic range and seems to be the medication that is taking care of any mania. But, there is still a nagging thought, that I believe both psychiatrists share, that difficult child might be more of a mild case of bipolar with severe depression at times and the full-blown mania might not always really be full-blown mania- it might be more suicidal/self-destructive sort of giving up reaction. This would be a little easier if difficult child did what he should to take care of himself- I told him 3 weeks ago that he needed to be using his nasal spary for allergies. He wouldn't do it. I hope he is learning a lesson from this so when he's on his own someday he'll realize how quickly he can become physically ill and mentally/emotionally, things can take a drastic turn. I'll slow down the medication stuff until I'm more comfortable with it- first, I'll make sure he's taking care of allergies. [/QUOTE]
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