Guest guest Posted September 11, 2006 Report Share Posted September 11, 2006 Hi , You might want to see your own doctor for depression. Sometimes getting your own act together can help improve things all around. Tell the teacher you prefer to discuss his medication issues with a real doctor. They have no business telling you to medicate him. They need to discuss his NEEDS in class. That's it. Hang in there! Roxanna ( ) Depressed Hi, I haven't been on in a while. Life has been so busy w/back to school, having 4 kids, a traveling husband, dying pets, new kittens, a new dog, finding out about a sex offender across the street whom my children play w/the children that live in his house, (my kids are fine though, thank God!), and everything (my AS child) throws at me at any given day. We discovered in mid June that he probably had AS, went to a psychologist, got the ball rolling, but since it was summer vacation, we had to wait til school was about to start to get the teacher to fill out all the paperwork, long story short, Monday Sept 11 th is our " official diagnosis " day. I spoke w/his teacher on the phone this morning for the first time and she actually asked me if I was planning on medicating him and was VERY disappointed when I said no! has gotten 100% worse since June. He is completely out of control. I think I have to pull him from the regular bus (throwing things out the window, foul language- unusual- and other things that other children request of him that he does to make them happy even if it's wrong) to one of the mini buses. We've had some really really bad days here. I've never been one to drink, but I find myself having a Mikearita every evening. I had lost 35 pounds over the summer w/about 10-15 more to go and have been eating candy lately like crazy. It's my comfort food. I've been avoiding all of my friends cuz they don't understand or even want to talk about my issues w/. I am feeling so isolated in this whole situation. Just very bummed. Thanks for listening. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.405 / Virus Database: 268.12.2/442 - Release Date: 9/8/2006 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 24, 2006 Report Share Posted December 24, 2006 Yes, if I don't eat beforehand before going to someone's house, I won't get to eat at all. And they know I'm on this diet and offer me the same stuff they are eating and when I say " I can't " they tend to shrug. So I go hungry. It's my responsibility I guess. People don't tend to get this diet or the way we need to stick to it strictly. On top of this, relatives that know I'm ill and cannot eat sugar, have been getting me chocolates and fruitcake and things.....and I start to actually think it's deliberate as they are WELL AWARE and my father ends up eating it, but this makes it very ahrd because I know it was given to me and I sit there while he eats it. I just get up and leave the room. I have cheated because of this a few times, as birthday etc, once again I get chocolate, but I have had to realise that I cannot use them as an excuse for to cheat. It's very hard. And yeah you're pretty much on your own with this, it's like some kind of " lepor diet " (It's not it's a very healthy good diet) but to others? They tend to treat it as though it's abnormal and they don't want to know. . > > I am felling a little depressed. Every time I have family or > friends over I ask before what they " like " (not do to health > reasons), so I end up fixing several things to make everyone happy. > Well, since I started this diet and especially now around the > holidays there hasn't been one person fix ME anything according to > my diet. If I did not eat before I went or took my own food, I > would go several hours without eating anything and no one would even > say I am sorry what can I fix you. I guess I just don't get it. Do > people think this is some sort of a game that it really doesn't > matter? I have even had my sister say " just try a little piece it > won't hurt you " . > > I am trying very hard to get well here and I just wish there were > more friends and family that would want the same. > > Has anyone else had this experience? > > Thanks for listening. > Deb > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 24, 2006 Report Share Posted December 24, 2006 Here's what I do with this situation. If I'm given a gift of food I can't eat, I have a really hard time wasting food being brought up as a member of the clean plate club. So what I do is bring the goodies to work, including party left overs etc. and leave it in the kitchen for my co-workers. I also have a co-worker I often give stuff directly to as he always seems to appreciate it. Luv, Debby San , CA --- fats_malone2002 <signposts8@...> wrote: > On top of this, relatives that know I'm ill and > cannot eat sugar, > have been getting me chocolates and fruitcake and > things.....and I > start to actually think it's deliberate as they are > WELL AWARE and my > father ends up eating it, but this makes it very > ahrd because I know > it was given to me and I sit there while he eats it. > I just get up > and leave the room. ------------- Become a mentor. Nothing will reveal your weaknesses faster. Nothing will better motivate you to overcome your weaknesses. My son Hunter Hudson (10/11/04) http://debbypadilla.0catch.com/hunter/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 25, 2006 Report Share Posted December 25, 2006 > >What I do is bring the goodies to work, including > party left overs etc. and leave it in the kitchen for > my co-workers. I also have a co-worker I often give > stuff directly to as he always seems to appreciate it. > > Luv, > Debby > San , CA HI debby, Good idea, but I do not work, so I give it to my father, or let him give it to people he knows. I'm almost tempted sometimes to re-wrap it and use it as a Christmas gift to someone else. I know they're not doing it on purpose, they sincerely seem to think that surely " one cheat " or a little loosening on Christmas won't kill me. They don't seem to understand how serious it really is and almost feel obliged that part of Christmas is giving sweets/chocolate. It is something i " ve had to learn how to be strong with and simply not use that as an excuse to fall off the wagon, but it's very difficult, as it's right there, you know it was given to you and you feel like screaming. The temptation almost tears me up. But of course, that indicates how bad my yeast condition is obviously. Thanks for your input on that though. . > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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