RF> My son Jeremy is the one that I feel hopeless with sometimes.  I know
 RF> the situation is not, but he is the one that it is hard to get through
 RF> to. Last nite he was behaving rather good.  Finally he got ticked at
 RF> his sister and of course, the dreaded pounce on her and hitting (in a
 RF> flash of an eye).  He did not consider it beating her up.  Could not
 RF> get that through his head.  With Jeremy there is never a day without
 RF> an incident. Not just that but other things.  This is why insurance is
 RF> so important. I need him on meds for a while so he sees the
 RF> difference. 
 
 MW> This is exactly how my grandson Joey reacts to his younger sister,
 MW> Amanda. She is ADD and never shuts up...he just strikes out when she
 MW> annoys him.. He is very aggressive...the doctor is thinking of
 MW> changing his medicine again...she is going to try Ritilan...hope it
 MW> works for him... 
 
 RF> Hope it works okay.  I was at a friends house whose son is ADHD and
 RF> she put him on it before we arrived (a Sat).  It did him a world of
 RF> good for a good part of the day.  All went real nice.
 I read your post where you were talking about this...To have Joey not
 fight like that would be great...Amanda screams whenever he comes near
 her..as a matter of fact, she screams over everthing..you tell her no,
 she screams..you tell her yes and she still screams...She needs to be
 on some sort of medicine too...
 Marie
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