我的青少年停止服用精神病药物

我是一个有双极的人，谢谢你。
我从12岁开始出现症状，先是狂躁发作，然后突然倒下，第一次尝试自杀。我妈妈不相信有精神疾病，也从来没让我诊断过。16岁时，我又尝试过自杀。
我终于被诊断为21次，并掌握了不起作用的药物。我退出我的药物后22次自杀未遂，有一个躁狂集，然后崩溃。然后我才能上药，但在29岁时似乎没有工作，才试过锂电池，它让我稳定。
My being unmedicated has caused a lot of difficulties for me ($20,000 in debt on nothing stuff and some other big stuff) so it’s good that you’re talking about this because you want to set up your child with success and it’s hard to do when they are wishy washy with their medications.
我36岁，因为我的双极，我经历了很多。我仍然有轻微的波动，但过去没有什么剧烈。我如何维持成功是1.药片2.常规我同时起床，同时吃饭，同时睡觉3.轻度运动（太多或太多落下我的狂热）4。我一般看我吃的东西，没有什么是禁止限制，但我确保我击中了水，蔬菜和水果指南。

您好，我已经完成了大量的精神疾病和自闭症。所有这一切的一个潜在事实都是食物。人脑不处理防腐剂，这些天，消耗的大部分食物都是用防腐剂的装载。麦克唐纳可能是任何人都可以消费的最糟糕的食物。我的前女朋友有一个年轻的儿子，她说的是adhd。当喝焦炭时，他的变化非常全面，或者吃垃圾食品。尽管我试过，甚至给了她阅读材料，她拒绝承认这个问题。你真的要看饮食。我们今天住的社会正在吃完全错误的食物。新鲜水果和蔬菜，大量的水，并限制糖摄入量。 Soft drinks especially have a huge impact on the brain. Fanta or Sunkist are really bad because of the colouring in them. I work as a support worker and see these issues all the time. I worked with a young bloke, who, when he had consumed Pepsi Max, would have bad behaviours. The sugar replacement is even worse.

这是我的儿子 - 除了他告诉大家不会，不会带走任何药物。他们让他愚蠢而不是他真正的自我。我们在哪里寻求帮助????他在高中举办了60天的治疗中的高中，他们没有将他长期超过100万下的地方。因为他不是，不会服用药物。他可能很危险!!!!我不希望他回家。

阅读所有故事是荣幸的。真正跳出了你的故事凯特是他现在的积极着陆场所。我冒着猜测你的担忧是难以撼动你所有人的挑战之旅......但真的很糟糕！您不仅支持一个孩子，而且还有三个孩子出来的另一面，以大部分稳定，积极的成年人。我充满了钦佩。欢呼，莎拉

我一直在路上，现在这是6个月，我的儿子符合药物，每天我都害怕因为重量增长，其他副作用又拒绝。医生一直在降低药物，所以我们会看到......但我完全与你凯蒂有关。

阅读这个故事，让我太多了
更伤心！那是我，她的儿子是“我”

凯特，谢谢你分享你的故事。作为一个OCD孩子的母亲，我可以与这么多相关。即使生活有时似乎是完美的，它也永远不会保持这种方式。我们的挑战很棒，你面对他们的效率。

我也有一个被诊断为双极的儿子。他作为一个孩子的adhd，是聪明的智能和测试的图表，但他从不适合其他孩子（他是一个书呆子，令人讨厌的家伙），不是因为他的聪明人，而是因为他的聪明人无法在社会上混合。生活是一个过山车，因为我的其他两个孩子是“正常”的社会，学者，情感上，有“甚至脾气”。随着时间的推移，我最古老的儿子有快速循环双相情感障碍，一次会保持沮丧，变得非常沮丧，遍布地图。他的高位非常高，他的低点令人沮丧地吓人了。他在学术上毕业于高中，是Valedictorian，但在情感上撤回了。我从来不知道我早餐吃什么，他会在晚餐时成为一个不同的人。他获得了四所全面的精英大学。他决定他不想上大学。 Talk about heartbreak. I won't go into how we found this out as it's a long story but it was full of lies and deception to his father and me. He escalated 3 weeks before high school graduation and my husband told him to leave. He (my son) hit me for the first time. I was heartbroken, but the violent behavior and his dismissal and denial of what was going on had become too much. He moved out of the family home and into an apartment with a friend. He stopped taking medications all together because he didn't like the way they made him feel. He then refused to have anything to do with the family for 3 years. Those were a very difficult 3 years; however, we still had 2 children in the home that needed and wanted parents. We kept tabs on our son through friends, although at one time we thought we would have to legally intervene and sought counsel re guardianship, if nothing more than financial and medical management. Our fears, our love, our compassion were all tested. He came back into the fold, only to leave again after 3 months. This time his no contact was 2.5 years and then my husband suddenly died (no illness, sudden cardiac death). I reached out to my oldest son. His initial response was with tears and emotion, then alcohol and pot. I told him the alcohol had to stop, he complied in my presence. My other two children went to grief counseling for one year. My eldest went for one visit, despite my offer of paying for grief counseling for one year. His drinking and smoking pot escalated as he was self-medicating. Now as a single parent, my goal is to remain in touch letting him know I am here for him. I have seen growth in his late 20s. He still refuses medication. He smokes pot occasionally and drinks occasionally. This is progress. He has worked since he was out of the home and I'm proud to say he keeps his jobs and always makes great moves in advancement when he goes from one job to the other. He makes over $100k per year at 27 years old, with no college education. He is doing well in the real world. His head still hurts, he still doesn't sleep. He drinks energy drinks when he's depressed and he smokes pot when he's manic. I've had to let go and love him just the way he is. It's not perfect, but he has his own home, manages it well, gets up and goes to and from work every day, makes good money, socializes with his group of friends, and is now in touch with me, his younger brother, and his younger sister. It's not perfect, it's less than pretty, but it works. I do not see the flashes of anger, the temper, the threats or any violence anymore. Fashioning knives out of broken glass at school and stabbing a student in the hand, throwing rocks at a "popular girl's" head ... those days are gone and I hope and pray my son is on the road to recovery. I keep close tabs on him but I never feel it's close enough. You never stop being a mother or parenting. You want to keep them safe and keep others safe. I've skipped over a lot of details re doctors and psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, counselors, two school districts, four schools, testing, fights, tears, and so much more. I understand. You are not alone. Many hugs to you and yours from one who gets it all too well.