Guest guest Posted April 21, 2008 Report Posted April 21, 2008 These two sites helped me prove that my son did not have bipolar. It may help vice versa too.http://www.adhdnews.com/bipolar.htmhttp://www.ncgiadd.org/pdf/adhd_bipolar_disorder.pdf Quote
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2008 Report Posted April 21, 2008 Going by the first link there is no doubt about the bipolar. I am contacting a different child psychiatrist and hopefully we won't be scheduled with a psychologist instead. I had a feeling it wouldn't work with who saw my son the two times. My son wouldn't participate in any tests with him and when taken to a different room for some tests on the computer my son wouldn't get off of it even though he wouldn't do the testing. The dr left a couple of aides with him so the dr could get us to get our son. We let him know ahead of time our son has a tracking bracelet due to wandering. Sure enough, my son was gone and we had to track him down. ( ) ADHD vs. Bipolar These two sites helped me prove that my son did not have bipolar. It may help vice versa too. http://www.adhdnews .com/bipolar. htm http://www.ncgiadd. org/pdf/adhd_ bipolar_disorder .pdf Quote
Guest guest Posted April 21, 2008 Report Posted April 21, 2008 That first article was the most helpful I have seen especially as it talked about bipolar in kids. So much of what you see about bipolar tends to deal with the adult presentation. Hilery > > Going by the first link there is no doubt about the bipolar. I am contacting a different child psychiatrist and hopefully we won't be scheduled with a psychologist instead. I had a feeling it wouldn't work with who saw my son the two times. My son wouldn't participate in any tests with him and when taken to a different room for some tests on the computer my son wouldn't get off of it even though he wouldn't do the testing. The dr left a couple of aides with him so the dr could get us to get our son. We let him know ahead of time our son has a tracking bracelet due to wandering. Sure enough, my son was gone and we had to track him down. > > > > ( ) ADHD vs. Bipolar > > These two sites helped me prove that my son did not have bipolar. It may help vice versa too. > http://www.adhdnews .com/bipolar. htm > http://www.ncgiadd. org/pdf/adhd_ bipolar_disorder .pdf > Quote
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