Guest guest Posted September 10, 2007 Report Share Posted September 10, 2007 Hi- started 1st grade and he's real out of sorts. He always starts the school year (he did young 5's kgn and then full day kgn last year)a little rambunctious and then settles into a routine. But this year seems worse (he's also in his first 9 months of IVIG treatment). He's really unhappy, real ornery, much more tearful, talking about wishing he was dead-only when he's getting in trouble- and easily frustrated. His teacher has been sending little notes home complaining of fidgeting, inattention, being off task. He isn't behaving the way she'd prefer for her classroom. He's always been a little wound up but nothing disruptive. And not across the board in every setting. But I am just wondering if this sound like a typical kid with CVID, coping with the new diagnosis and treatments-or if this sounds like a bigger problem. I don't want some doctor to put him on medicine when he's on so much already. I know a lot of your kids have ADHD too and I need advice! What should I be doing, saying, and thinking? Should I talk to his pediatrician or the teacher? Should I be justifying his behavior as part of the bigger picture or am I in denial? My husband is just frustrated and grounding constantly and from everything. I'm in the middle, wanting him happy but also expecting him to follow directions at this point. Help!! Also-his allegist/immun. is hosting a dinner tomorrow night for the Vivaglobin people. All of the PID families are going to a really fancy restaurant while they wine and dine us to come to vivaglobin! Any questions i should ask if we are considering this? Thanks for your help and support! I'm feeling overwhelmed right now! Janet mom to 6 CVID, asthma, allergies, GERD, etc Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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