gcvmom
Here we go again!
difficult child 2 is just incredibly inattentive and S-L-O-W in the afternoons and it's sheer torture getting him to remember things and get his work done!
He forgets to go to the office for medications at lunch.
He forgets textbooks even when I send him back to school to make sure he has everything.
He forgets to write assignments down.
He takes F-O-R-E-V-E-R to get homework done (and it's not that he doesn't get it -- he just has no focus and gnat-sized attention).
It's driving me batty and this is only week 3!
I'm calling psychiatrist tonight to leave a message about this. Right now, difficult child 2 takes 600mg Seroquel XR at night and 100mg Seroquel (regular) at 12:30pm. Mornings are great with him! I really mean it! He gets up right away, gets dressed, makes his breakfast, rinses his dishes and is ready to go on time nearly every day. But by the afternoon, he is forgetful, unfocused and generally scatter-brained.
I personally think he needs more Seroquel in the afternoon. Opinions?
He forgets to go to the office for medications at lunch.
He forgets textbooks even when I send him back to school to make sure he has everything.
He forgets to write assignments down.
He takes F-O-R-E-V-E-R to get homework done (and it's not that he doesn't get it -- he just has no focus and gnat-sized attention).
It's driving me batty and this is only week 3!
I'm calling psychiatrist tonight to leave a message about this. Right now, difficult child 2 takes 600mg Seroquel XR at night and 100mg Seroquel (regular) at 12:30pm. Mornings are great with him! I really mean it! He gets up right away, gets dressed, makes his breakfast, rinses his dishes and is ready to go on time nearly every day. But by the afternoon, he is forgetful, unfocused and generally scatter-brained.
I personally think he needs more Seroquel in the afternoon. Opinions?