我的孩子他停止服用精神药物

我双相情感的人,谢谢你。
我在12日开始出现症状,那时我躁狂发作之后,突然摇摆下来第一次企图自杀。我妈妈不相信精神疾病,从不让我诊断。我有16岁另一个企图自杀。
我终于确诊21岁,药物不起作用。另一个企图自杀在22岁我戒烟药物有躁狂发作后,然后坠毁。然后我上了药物治疗,但似乎没有工作直到29岁我试着锂,这让我稳定。
我如此为我造成了许多困难(20000美元的债务没有什么东西和其它一些东西)很好,所以你讲这个,因为你想用成功和建立你的孩子很难做当他们空洞的药物。
我36岁,我经历了很多,因为我的双相。我仍然有轻微的波动但没有激烈的过去。我如何保持成功是1。药2。日常我在同一时间起床,吃在同一时间,在同一时间上床睡觉3。温和的运动(过多或过长引发我躁狂)4。我通常看我吃什么,没有限制,但我确定我打了水,蔬菜,和水果的指导方针。

你好,我已经做了很多研究不同精神疾病和自闭症。所有这一切的一个根本的事实是食物。人类的大脑并不处理防腐剂,这些天,大部分食物是满载防腐剂。任何人都可以摄取食物麦当劳可能是最糟糕的。我的前任女友有一个年幼的儿子,她说有多动症。他的变化非常完整的在喝可乐,或者吃垃圾食品。我试着,阅读材料,甚至给了她,她拒绝承认这个问题。你真的要看某人的饮食。我们生活的社会今天是完全错误的饮食。新鲜的水果和蔬菜,多喝水,并限制糖的摄入量。 Soft drinks especially have a huge impact on the brain. Fanta or Sunkist are really bad because of the colouring in them. I work as a support worker and see these issues all the time. I worked with a young bloke, who, when he had consumed Pepsi Max, would have bad behaviours. The sugar replacement is even worse.

这是我儿子,但他告诉每个人都不会,不会采取任何药物。他们使他愚蠢,而不是真正的自我。我们去哪里寻求帮助? ? ? ?他在高中小在治疗最好的最好的60天,他们没有地方将他长期在10万年。因为他不是也不会吃药。他可以是危险的! ! ! !我不希望他回家。

这是一个荣幸读你所有的故事。真正跳出你的故事在我凯特是他我们现在正降落的地方。我猜你为他担心很难动摇给这样一个具有挑战性的旅程你所有…但是真的哇!您已经成功地支持不仅仅是一个孩子,但三个孩子出来另一边的重大挑战主要是稳定的,积极的成年。我充满了钦佩。干杯,萨拉

这条路我已经下来,现在是6个月,我的儿子是符合药物,每天,我怕他会拒绝,因为体重增加,其他副作用。医生已经降低了药物,所以我们会看到....但我完全凯蒂与你联系。

读这个故事,使我如此如此的多
更多的伤心!这是我,她的儿子是“我”

凯特,谢谢你分享你的故事。作为一个强迫症的孩子的母亲,我能联想到这么多。即使生活似乎是完美的,它永远不会停留太久。我们的挑战是巨大的,你获得了很多面对他们。

我也有一个儿子被诊断为双相情感。他有多动症的孩子,是解决智能测试和采访,但他从未符合其他孩子(他是一个书呆子,极客的家伙),不是因为他的智慧,而是因为他无法融合的社会。生活是一个过山车我其他两个年幼的孩子是“正常”的社会,在学术上,情感上,“即使是脾气。”随着时间的推移,我的大儿子已经快速循环双相情感障碍,并将一次熬夜的日子,变得非常沮丧,并在地图上。他的高位非常高,他的低位惊人可怕。他高中毕业的他类学术,优秀毕业生,但情感上撤回。我从不知道我吃早饭的时候,他是一个不同的人在吃饭。他是精英大学提供四个完整的游乐设施。他决定他不想去上大学。谈论心碎。 I won't go into how we found this out as it's a long story but it was full of lies and deception to his father and me. He escalated 3 weeks before high school graduation and my husband told him to leave. He (my son) hit me for the first time. I was heartbroken, but the violent behavior and his dismissal and denial of what was going on had become too much. He moved out of the family home and into an apartment with a friend. He stopped taking medications all together because he didn't like the way they made him feel. He then refused to have anything to do with the family for 3 years. Those were a very difficult 3 years; however, we still had 2 children in the home that needed and wanted parents. We kept tabs on our son through friends, although at one time we thought we would have to legally intervene and sought counsel re guardianship, if nothing more than financial and medical management. Our fears, our love, our compassion were all tested. He came back into the fold, only to leave again after 3 months. This time his no contact was 2.5 years and then my husband suddenly died (no illness, sudden cardiac death). I reached out to my oldest son. His initial response was with tears and emotion, then alcohol and pot. I told him the alcohol had to stop, he complied in my presence. My other two children went to grief counseling for one year. My eldest went for one visit, despite my offer of paying for grief counseling for one year. His drinking and smoking pot escalated as he was self-medicating. Now as a single parent, my goal is to remain in touch letting him know I am here for him. I have seen growth in his late 20s. He still refuses medication. He smokes pot occasionally and drinks occasionally. This is progress. He has worked since he was out of the home and I'm proud to say he keeps his jobs and always makes great moves in advancement when he goes from one job to the other. He makes over $100k per year at 27 years old, with no college education. He is doing well in the real world. His head still hurts, he still doesn't sleep. He drinks energy drinks when he's depressed and he smokes pot when he's manic. I've had to let go and love him just the way he is. It's not perfect, but he has his own home, manages it well, gets up and goes to and from work every day, makes good money, socializes with his group of friends, and is now in touch with me, his younger brother, and his younger sister. It's not perfect, it's less than pretty, but it works. I do not see the flashes of anger, the temper, the threats or any violence anymore. Fashioning knives out of broken glass at school and stabbing a student in the hand, throwing rocks at a "popular girl's" head ... those days are gone and I hope and pray my son is on the road to recovery. I keep close tabs on him but I never feel it's close enough. You never stop being a mother or parenting. You want to keep them safe and keep others safe. I've skipped over a lot of details re doctors and psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, counselors, two school districts, four schools, testing, fights, tears, and so much more. I understand. You are not alone. Many hugs to you and yours from one who gets it all too well.