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Kindle Fire, facebook and grrrr

David got angry with his brother because his brother asked him to leave a room David isn’t supposed to be in.  So he stole my Kindle Fire.  Not a huge deal in the grand scheme of things, but how does that help? Oh and he got on facebook again….. grrrrr and facebook won’t let me delete his account without his permission. he got on facebook through the Kindle, which was secured in my bedroom. He isn’t allowed technology and especially facebook because he likes to friend people he shouldn’t and threaten people. What good did it do for him to spend 3 full days in the hospital? Tweet #fighting4answrs

Tags: ADHD, autism, autism support, bipolar, blogboost, dad, facebook, Fibromyalgia, Health, IEP, Kindle Fire, Lupus, mental health, obsessive compulsive disorder, OCD, ODD ·

another night done. starting anew with old behaviors

Well, David came home from the hospital. Promptly stole my Kindle Fire, my camera, and my cell phone.  I imagine that he stole some other things, we just haven’t figured out what yet. I am frustrated.  Frustrated that he can behave and not steal anything or misbehave while he is in psych, and then he comes home and the behaviors start up right where he left off. I wasn’t out of the room for two minutes.  I told him that I would know if he moved or not.  He was in the same position as when I left, but my cell phone was missing.  So I confronted him. He said “I saw it on the counter.” and tried to get around me.  I stopped him, and reached into his pocket.  sure enough, there was my phone… “I don’t know how it got there…” he cries. He has only been home

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Tags: ADHD, adoption, autism, autism support, bipolar, blogboost, Fibromyalgia, Health, houdini, Lupus, mental health, non-compliance., obsessive compulsive disorder, OCD, ODD ·

Melatonin and anti-psychotics

So I talked to David’s psych team three times today.  The result, we are going to get him back on his meds, get him stabilized again.  They are also going to put him on an anti-psychotic drug.  I forget the name of it. They are working to get as many of his meds in liquid form as possible.  This will make it harder for him to vomit them up at will. We are also transitioning to a time release melatonin and a melatonin spray. He should be home in about 72 hours.  Still waiting on getting him placement in the residential facility. Tweet #fighting4answrs

Tags: ADHD, autism, bipolar, blogboost, Conditions and Diseases, Mental disorder, mental health, non-compliance., obsessive compulsive disorder, OCD, ODD, Stress, support, traumatic brain injury ·

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