Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 Doreen, WELCOME! I'm sorry I overlooked you! Debi In Autism_in_Girls , naughtydog@... wrote: > > Debi, > I know that I'm not a " regular " member of this board...(sorry, kind of feeling sorry for myself that no-ones ever welcomed me aboard) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 Melinda, Hugs to you! And may you get the lift from all of us here on the list. Silent ones included! Debi, I understand your plight totally. I have my 18 yr old, Bi-polar, that I have struggled with the meds issue back and forth and I am convinced there is no more struggling out there. The meds help her. For those who do not know me, she is my 2nd child. She has type 1 diabetes also. You and Allie will be better for your decision. Not to mention the rest of your family! Shanna > > Doreen, welcome to the group! I go through periods of posting then not > too. But always feel welcome, even if nobody responds. > Debi, please don't feel guilty. My daughter was on medication for several > years and my only regret was that I waited too long to get her on it. I > wanted to try everything lese first, and I did, then I knew it was time for her to > try meds and my daughter's father ( my ex) wouldn't go along with it for a > long time and fought me on it so by the time she got started her anxiety was out > of control and she was miserable and vomiting from being so anxious. She > doesn't need it now, but if she ever does again I will not drag my feet. You are > doing the best thing by helping your daughter feel her best. Great Mom and great > advocate for her you are. > Hugs to everyone in the group today. I'm feeling low and could use a > lift, bet some of you can too. May the year bring peace and balance. > Melinda > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 Doreen, OMG! I am so sorry for your loss. I am sure this has been hard for you. How long ago did this happen? I understand grief too. I lost my best friend in 2002 to 2 drunken drivers who hit her head on. There are times that I cannot breath or even think of making a new friend. May God give you the strength right now where you need it. Shanna > > > > Doreen, welcome to the group! I go through periods of posting then not > > too. But always feel welcome, even if nobody responds. > > Debi, please don't feel guilty. My daughter was on medication for > several > > years and my only regret was that I waited too long to get her on it. > I > > wanted to try everything lese first, and I did, then I knew it was > time for her to > > try meds and my daughter's father ( my ex) wouldn't go along with it > for a > > long time and fought me on it so by the time she got started her > anxiety was out > > of control and she was miserable and vomiting from being so anxious. > She > > doesn't need it now, but if she ever does again I will not drag my > feet. You are > > doing the best thing by helping your daughter feel her best. Great Mom > and great > > advocate for her you are. > > Hugs to everyone in the group today. I'm feeling low and could use a > > lift, bet some of you can too. May the year bring peace and balance. > > Melinda > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2007 Report Share Posted January 2, 2007 Doreen, I'm so sorry for losing your daughter. Debi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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