hi Sparky- i hate it when i let 'maybe he can change' creep in, or 'maybe we jumped to conclusions' or i think(does this mean i'm nuts) he'll be grateful for something. then he'll waddle, quack and shed a feather and i'll remember oh yeah, he's a DUCK-so to speak. He is offically of all psychiatric drugs as of this evening. soon as the proffessionals (nurse and pharmasist) reluctantly let me know his dose was low enough to stop then i did. I told the dr's office i know what my son's condition is(i didn't say) and lithium and antidepressants aren't going to help and no i don't want an appt to make sure he ok with out the meds. now i never have to go there again.I should put them on the Christmas card list-it's not their fault 'big brother' says a p/n can't offically be diagnosed until they're an adult. i do keep a drug called seroquel for emergencies: tempure tantrums, scaring the little kids with lies and violent out bursts. that med is like knock out drops for my son. safely puts him right to sleep. i used to use it to be sure he'd sleep all night if i was scared when he'd say things like 'you won't have to worry about me anymore.' THANKS for dropping me a line today was a tough one and it's so nice to log on an find a note
ps was'bouts of violent vomiting' a figure of speech? -Belrose 777