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Typical kid versus difficult child behaviors....
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<blockquote data-quote="jodyice" data-source="post: 22263" data-attributes="member: 3337"><p>With my difficult child, he can be in typical teen mode and switch on a dime as well, but getting him back out of difficult child mode, may take hours. Since psychiatrist prescribed Zyprexa when he can't stop, that's what we've been doing, cause he will wind himself up so much he definately can't put the breaks on without that bit of help. I know it's not a solution to the bigger problem, but it has not made us take any trips to the emergency department the past few days. (I've had to use one the past 3 out of 4 days since we've got the prescription).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jodyice, post: 22263, member: 3337"] With my difficult child, he can be in typical teen mode and switch on a dime as well, but getting him back out of difficult child mode, may take hours. Since psychiatrist prescribed Zyprexa when he can't stop, that's what we've been doing, cause he will wind himself up so much he definately can't put the breaks on without that bit of help. I know it's not a solution to the bigger problem, but it has not made us take any trips to the emergency department the past few days. (I've had to use one the past 3 out of 4 days since we've got the prescription). [/QUOTE]
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