FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| Wed, 04-09-2003 - 11:07am |
The doctor said yes he is very different, you are right. Then I hauled out all my back up and for once my hubby did not cross talk me or poo poo me out of it.
Pdoc for once starting asking for our family history, even though I tried to cram it down his throat on our first visit. He said it is highly probable that Jamie has either early onset BP or BP and ADHD. He said that before our appt he had drafted a plan of med changes but now armed with this NEW (not) information he is sending us to meet the Head of Pediatric Psychiatric Medicine at the childrens hospital for Jamie to be evaluated for a more dramatic medication change, something he was not comfortable doing without a second opinion, this he said was because he was only 4.5. I understood
So...now I get to see someone who is approaching the situation from a new angle, treat the mood disorder first, that's what Jamie's pdoc said he would do, and then if it's not changing the ADHD symptoms attack that second.
I could just cry with joy, I've been waiting for this moment for 2 years
Hugs to Kathy.in.ga for all your patience with me over the last year, I must have driven you nuts with all the questions.
Yahoo
Elspeth
My case is not as extreme as yours but I know what you mean when you say that no one would belive you or the Dr. would look at you like you are crazy. In my case it was my parents that thought that I was crazy. I started a journal and finally started to call my mother every night to report Quentins day so that she would stop telling me that I am over reacting!
I spoke with his Dr. today(I just love his Dr.) and they are cutting back his Adderrall to see if that is what is causing the anxiety, depending on the results we will prob. go to Strattera instead and poss. add something for the anxiety.
Thank you for all of your advice in earlier posts and shariing your experiences with me and all of us.
Good Luck.
Hugs and cheers
Shaun