| For children this young, mine's 6, she was diagnosed with anxiety and post traumatic depression. She may be ADHD/ADD. And they prescribed two meds that had a multitude of side effects potential to the child. Well, I think they're called risperdal and lexapro. Society has been medically famous for shoving an instant pill fix down our throats to fix things quick. First doctors started with adults, and now with our children. Hey, modern medicine doesn't know everything. In 20 years, when all the side effects have manifested themselves and are showing up, you won't be able to find your doctor to yell at him or her, you'll be stuck--no, your child will be stuck with the consequences. Don't put these harsh serious chemicals into your child's body. I blatantly told her doctor I'm flushing all the pills down the toilet to go back to hell where they've come from. OUr kids will be better off without this poison. Trust in God and ask him for strength to deal with these difficult children, because really, the medicine is more geared to giving the caregiver the relief break. Not the child. IT only poisons the child. ↑ |
| I agree with Elkie. I read the title "Cure for ADHD" posted here. I tried it. My son is off drugs for the first time since he was 4. There aren't any drugs, or what Elkie referred to as poisons, in good food. ↑ |
| Hi there, just saw your replies and i did speak to the dr. and my husband and i told him we don't like the change in her, she's done better at school but wow with the personality part i DIDN"T know who my own daughter was. Dr. told me to stop all meds and i did . thank you so much for your replies, with being new to the forum and new to this add/adhd i've been running myself mad. thanks ↑ |
| Elkie, what diet tips would have for me for my youngest?? they did switch her med from generic adderal to Strattera. any advice appreciated. ↑ |
