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You are correct in your sense that to a great extent you have 'taught' your daughter to feel that she needs your presence at night. Now, alongside that it does appear that she has a legitimate anxiety disorder, and this should be treated by a combination of therapy and medication. On your own, you can follow the guidelines in Richard Ferber's revised book Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems, but it would be best to do this in conjunction with therapy.
I have a son who is four years old and suffers from PTSD, ADHD, ODD, and severe anxiety. We have a therspist who comes in 3 times a week. He has been taking 40-50 mg of melatonin at night to sleep and that has quit working. I'm afraid to give him more than that. Also, I have been rreading about other medications. Would Vistiril help to relieve some of his behavior problems. Are there other medications that would work better?
No problem, but thanks for replying anyway. It always feels good if you know you are heard by other people. I'll keep this thread updated with any progress. It could perhaps serve someone a great deal of benefit in the future.
The last two days, especially during the mornings, it's been going pretty well. I could sleep again during the mornings on my side and on my belly without any problems.
I wouldn't anxiously ask a child a question she can't answer every time she sniffles or sneezes. (Realistically, what kind of answer does your wife expect? "My sinus membranes got a bit of hazelnut pollen"?) Besides, loading anxiety onto a sniffle is a good way to cause your daughter to get paranoid that every sneeze means she is really sick. It will just frighten her unnecessarily about her own health.
I'm from the U.S. and not familiar with the process for accessing services in the U.K (here I can just open a phone book and make a few phone calls). Start with your child's doctor and/or school and ask for a referral to a child psychologist. You and your child need professional help.
Stage 4 does mean you have cirrhosis. However, it does NOT mean you have end stage liver disease. Cirrhosis is broken down in to classes. There is Child's class A, B and C. In Child's Class A, your liver is still working reasonably well. It is called "compensated" liver disease. In Child's Class B you start to feel the effects of a liver not able to do it's job. You will bleed easily. You may have ascites (a build up of fluid in your abdomen).
I applied for mahealth and it appeared by one letter that i was accepted then another letter I made to much and I qualified for Commonwealth but I had to enroll for it. I requested the enrollment papers and they sent me the Mahealth papers that I just sent them. Forget calling them because you get hostile unhelpful people that seems to enjoy sending you in a complete circle with their phone numbers. Very impatient people and short and rude.
//metropolisindia.com/images/pdf/DOS.pdf. Should I take any of these and are they accurate? I am worried about transmitting to my partner.
3. What other STD’s should I be concerned about (including those endemic to this area which may be rare in the West like LGV, Granuloma Inguinale, Chancroid, etc.)?
4. I did take 2 g zithro and 600 mg cefixime. Is that good enough prophylaxis for all potential STDs that I could have been exposed to?
I was RX'd diff sleep meds, they really did not help...so, I stopped those.
What I am trying to do is eat healthy, and go to sleep at a regular time each night to try to get my internal clock set in hopes that will help...and I am taking vitamin supplements and having my blood checked regularly to make sure I am not low on nething essential and nothing else is going on...such as my thyroid being active or inactive.
I am a teacher and a diabetic for 27 years. So, I am shocked by the behavior of that teacher. As a teacher I would never lay a hand on a child! Thank goodness the next teacher was able to help you.
You can get your son on a 504 plan. It is a plan to help children who are in need of some special assistance, but is not like an IEP, individual education plan. http://www.childrenwithdiabetes.com/504/, this website might help you to understand what a 504 plan is and how to implement.
It could be a lymph gland secondary to infection.
Incidentally, circumcision may solve this problem though I can understand anyone reluctance to go down that route.
It is so irritating and I can hardly hold a conversation or sleep without coughing due to the irritation I am having from the tickling of my throat where the cyst is. It cause me bad breath no matter how much I brush my teeth or my tongue or gargle with mouth wash. Should I be worried that this cyst could become something more serious if it isn't taken out with my tonsil too. I am 65 years old but that shouldn't matter because I have feelings to and I am selfconscious all the time.
My friend's baby girl, born on June 6, 2009, was diagnosed CAVC (Complete Atrioventricular Canal defect) when she was 35-day old in China. She accepted two main surgeries at the age of 3 and 6 moths respectively. But it didn't solve her problems and her life is in danger now. The following is her medical record:
1. Accepted CAVC radical surgery on 2009-9-21. After the surgery the ultrasound showed that the atrial septal was repaired well without shunt.
Thank you for doing your part to get the word out that sleep apnea can have serious health effects. For anyone else reading this who feels they cannot get used to using the machine and mask, the key is having a supplier and doctor who is really working with you to find what works, as some people try several masks before settling on one. It can take weeks or even months to get comfortable with it, but many never give it the time necessary to save their health and maybe even their life.
That book the doctor is talking about is amazing! It really works! It tells you basically to go through the normal routine, feed, bath...etc. 8:30 is our child's bedtime as well (she's 17 months) It takes basically a week to "break" the habit of what you're used to doing. The book tells you to put the child in the bed, say good night..etc. Walk out. She will cry. Do not go into the room, wait 5 min.
She is once a year sending her boy to relatives for 1 month , every time the boy gets back he has trust issues, anger problems, if she is out of his sight he freaks out, severe temper tantrums a.s.o.
she is already talking about sending him away for another month this summer.
Dad is babysitting once a week in her home and is very jealous when she sees other men for dating.
What can this do in the long run for this boy, i feel so sorry for him.
thank you for your help.
You should consult your GP immediately fairy, they will advise another medications that'll solve both the sleep issue and the anxiety and be sure to let them know these problems too.
The next best thing is to adhere to the guidelines in Richard Ferber's book Solve Your Child's Sleep Problem, though my advice above is what I would do (and actually what I did with my own children).
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