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<blockquote data-quote="kleiv77" data-source="post: 576103" data-attributes="member: 15864"><p>Thank you all for such quick replies. Hummm seabirds, come on everyone that says seabirds knows it means swords! So kidding and terribly sorry for the error!</p><p>I don't think we are at the point of the er, I was just curious as I am sure you all know, you get into this funk of "hey it wasn't such a bad day" when others with a perfectly (dare I say) normal child would think the world was ending. I don't want to be in the trap of thinking it isn't as bad as it is, we aren't just well adapted to it. </p><p>Right now we are on respridone but he has a psyc visit next week and I am going to bring up maybe a mood stabilizer as I feel that is what we need. The resp has calmed down the rage but it isn't helping the thinking. </p><p>Currently difficult child has 1 on 1 therapy weekly. Next week He starts a group therapy with the same doctor adding in 5 other kids. I think this will be wonderful as social skills are one of the biggest struggles we have. Our psychiatric has given us an as needed antihistamine to try to calm rage but the few times we have used it, it does nothing. difficult child is very smart and does well in school. We do have an agreement with them to monitor his behavior during each school period so that we start a database sort of for down the road - something to use as a baseline comparison. Unfortunately I do think this is going</p><p>To come to a head next year when the behavior does interfere with school work and grades. This will be 2nd grade. </p><p>On a side note, the weapon obsession is never really negative, he doesn't intend to hurt anyone per say, it is always "to protect" or "to help". Scary none the less. I'm scared of what is to come. Recently I have noticed mild delusions like silly stuff, not knowing what we did yesterday and insisting what we did yesterday was a week ago. Insisting either myself or she said something when we didn't even approach that topic. I guess now I am just rambling in 72 directions ! Hum, wonder where he gets it from?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kleiv77, post: 576103, member: 15864"] Thank you all for such quick replies. Hummm seabirds, come on everyone that says seabirds knows it means swords! So kidding and terribly sorry for the error! I don't think we are at the point of the er, I was just curious as I am sure you all know, you get into this funk of "hey it wasn't such a bad day" when others with a perfectly (dare I say) normal child would think the world was ending. I don't want to be in the trap of thinking it isn't as bad as it is, we aren't just well adapted to it. Right now we are on respridone but he has a psyc visit next week and I am going to bring up maybe a mood stabilizer as I feel that is what we need. The resp has calmed down the rage but it isn't helping the thinking. Currently difficult child has 1 on 1 therapy weekly. Next week He starts a group therapy with the same doctor adding in 5 other kids. I think this will be wonderful as social skills are one of the biggest struggles we have. Our psychiatric has given us an as needed antihistamine to try to calm rage but the few times we have used it, it does nothing. difficult child is very smart and does well in school. We do have an agreement with them to monitor his behavior during each school period so that we start a database sort of for down the road - something to use as a baseline comparison. Unfortunately I do think this is going To come to a head next year when the behavior does interfere with school work and grades. This will be 2nd grade. On a side note, the weapon obsession is never really negative, he doesn't intend to hurt anyone per say, it is always "to protect" or "to help". Scary none the less. I'm scared of what is to come. Recently I have noticed mild delusions like silly stuff, not knowing what we did yesterday and insisting what we did yesterday was a week ago. Insisting either myself or she said something when we didn't even approach that topic. I guess now I am just rambling in 72 directions ! Hum, wonder where he gets it from? [/QUOTE]
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