I just found out my son has Turrets. He's
having behavior ploblems, and it is
affecting his schooling tramendously. The
Dr. says he does not have a bad case , and
he may grow out of it. His eye twitches ,
and he VERY active. He had episodes in
2006. He took the medicine, and it went
away, and now resurfaced 2 years later
STRONG!! He is now taking Lexapro , as it
did help the 1st time. I'm a single
mothers with 3 kids, and have a very
stessfull job, and everything is becoming
a bit much. PLEASE someone help, maybe
with some incouraging words, some advice.
What do I do?
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motherofhighspiritedones
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Posted: 05-29-08 17:45pm
First of all, welcome to ehealthforum.
The best advice I
can give you is to take it one day at a
time. Life gets hard sometimes and we
sometimes forget the good stuff. Try not
to focus on everything wrong in your life,
think of how lucky you are to have such
beautiful children. If you are becoming
too overwhelmed, do you have any friends
or family that could give you a break.
Also, if you are feeling depressed, don't
be shy to talk to your doctor about it.
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The best advice I
can give you is to take it one day at a
time. Life gets hard sometimes and we
sometimes forget the good stuff. Try not
to focus on everything wrong in your life,
think of how lucky you are to have such
beautiful children. If you are becoming
too overwhelmed, do you have any friends
or family that could give you a break.
Also, if you are feeling depressed, don't
be shy to talk to your doctor about it.